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Assassin #39;s Creed 4 Black Flag Freedom Cry Gameplay Walkthrough Part 5 - Let #39;s Play (Xbox One/PS4/PC)
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Former minister says Malaysia losing religious freedom
One of Malaysia #39;s former ministers has dismissed the country #39;s image as a moderate nation, saying that it is in fact more like a religious-fascist state. Dat...

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Assassin #39;s Creed 4 Black Flag Freedom Cry Gameplay Walkthrough Part 7 - Let #39;s Play (Xbox One/PS4/PC)
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Assassin #39;s Creed IV DLC: Freedom #39;s Cry playthrough pt15
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Freedom Facilitators with Tracey Walker
Freedom Facilitators with Tracey Walker.

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SANTA CRUZ -- A 33-year-old Freedom man sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 1997 murder of a Cabrillo College student is vying for a chance at freedom.

An attorney for Francisco Marquez appeared in Santa Cruz County Superior Court Wednesday to petition for Marquez to be resentenced.

Marquez and Jesus Arroyo Madrigal were convicted of first-degree murder, carjacking and kidnapping in 1998 in the killing of 18-year-old Ulysses Huante.

Madrigal was sentenced to 35 years to life in prison, giving him a chance at parole. Marquez was sentenced to life without parole, partially because he admitted to being the shooter.

But in 2012, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill into law that allowed for the review of juveniles sentenced to life without parole after serving 15 years. Marquez, who was 17 at the time of the crime, is eligible for resentencing.

He is the first in the county and possibly the state to petition to be resentenced under the law, according to the California District Attorneys Association.

Marquez has to show he has been properly rehabilitated to get a resentencing hearing and a Santa Cruz County Superior Court judge will decided whether to resentence him, said Santa Cruz County prosecutor Celia Rowland.

If resentenced, Marquez could see a lesser sentence of 57 years to life in prison, Rowland said.

But prosecutors are opposing the resentencing petition because of the seriousness of the crime.

Marquez's attorney, Ken Azevedo, said it was his client's right to petition for resentencing.

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The Gettysburg area transit company received the needed local match, according to

By Mark Walters

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Freedom Transit's fixed-route bus service will run at least through June 30, said Rich Farr, executive director of Rabbittransit.

The fledgling public transportation model was saved during a private meeting held Monday afternoon at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center. The bus service was slated to be discontinued Dec. 30 if a $65,264 local match was not raised by then.

Some private individuals and businesses offered financial contributions that will carry the program through June 30, Farr said.

Gettysburg battlefield Superintendent Bob Kirby pledged $4,000 on behalf of the National Park Service, said Katie Lawhon, park spokesperson.

Farr declined to release the names of other individuals or businesses who offered financial support.

"We stopped the bleeding for now," Farr said. "But for those who are concerned, they still need to be concerned."

Entering Monday's meeting, Adams County, Gettysburg Borough and Cumberland Township officials had collectively dedicated $18,000 for Freedom Transit among their preliminary 2014 budgets.

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Freedom Transit will keep running through June 30