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Walker Railey, left, the former senior pastor at the First United Methodist Church in Dallas, and his wife, Peggy, are seen in undated photos from files. Railey, acquitted in the strangulation of his wife 12 years ago, lost his job at a Southern California mission after officials learned his ex-lover had done volunteer work there, a newspaper reported. Railey, who began working at Union Rescue Mission in Los Angeles in 2000, was terminated Friday, June 24, 2005, from the vice presidency to which he recently had been appointed, The Dallas Morning News reported. (AP Photo)
UNDATED 1988 FILE PHOTO
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