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A Higher Calling

Updated: November 20, 2010 | 3:44 a.m.
April 22, 2008

NJ Turnpike-Garden State Parkway Commis./non-profit board member/Bishop David Evans (D) "has decided to drop" his candidacy to succeed Rep. Rob Andrews (D). Evans spokesperson Brandon Bell said the decision was based on "personal reasons" and because Evans needed to devote his time to running his church. Bell: "It's the gravity of it, the stress on the church."

Rep. Andrews wife/atty Camille Andrews (D), USAF vet. Mahdi Ibn-Ziyad (D), and John Caramanna (D) are also running (Friedman, PolitickerNJ.com, 4/21).

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Contraceptives, Birth Control, Contraception
NEED TO KNOW: POLITICS
A Bitter Pill
Obama and Romney in Mustache
Play of the Day
Who Wore It Better?
Jim Morin: Birth Control Debate
The News in Cartoon
Jim Morin's Animated World
Mitt Romney
Campaign 2012
Stuff Mitt Says
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