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HOMETOWN HEADLINES
GENESEE COUNTY
THE FLINT JOURNAL FIRST EDITION
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
By George Jaksa
gjaksa@flintjournal.com • 810.766.6332
GENESEE COUNTY - Emily Nelson, a home-schooled student from Freeland, has won the Flint Right to Life and Genesee County Black Americans for Life high school speech contest for the second straight year.
Emily was among a record 37 students who competed for $1,000 in prize money, also sponsored by Fenton Right to Life. Emily, who won $500, spoke on infanticide. Alexandra Burnash, of Burton, won $300 for a second place finish for a speech on embryonic stem cells. She attends Kearsley High School.
Brittany Arnett, of Flint won $200 for her speech on abortion. She also is home-schooled.
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GENESEE COUNTY
THE FLINT JOURNAL FIRST EDITION
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
By George Jaksa
gjaksa@flintjournal.com • 810.766.6332
GENESEE COUNTY - Emily Nelson, a home-schooled student from Freeland, has won the Flint Right to Life and Genesee County Black Americans for Life high school speech contest for the second straight year.
Emily was among a record 37 students who competed for $1,000 in prize money, also sponsored by Fenton Right to Life. Emily, who won $500, spoke on infanticide. Alexandra Burnash, of Burton, won $300 for a second place finish for a speech on embryonic stem cells. She attends Kearsley High School.
Brittany Arnett, of Flint won $200 for her speech on abortion. She also is home-schooled.
www.mlive.com/news/fljournal/index.ssf?/base/news-43/1176216793310820.xml&coll=5