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WASHINGTON — Rep. Charlie Norwood, 65, is leaving Washington to receive hospice care at home in Georgia, forgoing further treatment for lung cancer that has spread to his liver. Mr. Norwood’s spokesman, John Stone, said yesterday that the seven-term Republican is not yet resigning from Congress but has decided to go home to Augusta, Ga., to be with his family and “put it in the Lord’s hands.”
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|WASHINGTON — Rep. Charlie Norwood, 65, is leaving Washington to receive hospice care at home in Georgia, forgoing further treatment for lung cancer that has spread to his liver. Mr. Norwood’s spokesman, John Stone, said yesterday that the seven-term Republican is not yet resigning from Congress but has decided to go home to Augusta, Ga., to be with his family and “put it in the Lord’s hands.”
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