Baghdad protest turns deadly as troops fire on crowd
U.S. soldiers in Baghdad's Sadr City opened fire on demonstrators after rocks and a rocket propelled grenade were directed at them. One civilian was killed and four wounded. In other actions, two American troops were killed by guerrillas north of Baghdad and a convoy blast near Tikrit wounded another soldier.
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Dallas Morning News settles open records dispute with Garland
Garland agrees to pay The Dallas Morning News 99000 to settle a 10 year fight over releasing records about the reassignment of a city official. Belo Corp officials call the deal a resolution while the Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas praises the outcome for public access.
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First day jitters ease with kinder guidance at Goose Creek
Stephen E Austin Elementary kindergarten teacher Becky Eskerman outlines a smooth intro to school. Students will sit, receive cubbies, and practice names while parents help with name recognition and quick goodbyes. Tips emphasize name familiarity and easy to open lunch containers.
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Correction of misidentification in Wednesday photo
Correction states that Sister Mary Jude and Marian Smith were misidentified in the Page 6 photo printed on Wednesday. The paper notes the two individuals were swapped and provides clarification for readers.
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Bush visits California amid recall storm politicking
President Bush arrives in California for a two day fundraising swing as the recall effort to oust Governor Gray Davis dominates national headlines. Democrats accuse White House influence, while Bush and adviser Karl Rove downplay involvement amid a heated political drama.
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