Saddam Hussein captured by U S troops in Baghdad hole
U S forces seized Saddam Hussein in a cramped underground hideout near a palace, arming a pistol but offering no resistance. Broadcast images showed a weary dictator as L Paul Bremer announced the capture and a U S official said he was moved to another country amid reports of materials found during the raid.
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Texans Celebrate Saddam Capture Across Texas Joyful Reactions
Texans greet news of Saddam Hussein's capture with surprise and relief as Kurdish families at a Dallas event celebrate, praising U S forces from Fort Hood. Citizens recall past harms and express hope for justice while planning future actions.
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Nation reacts to Saddam capture across the spectrum
Americans celebrate the capture of Saddam Hussein and assess the future U S presence in Iraq as Democratic rivals react with measured relief. World leaders greet the development with cautious optimism as coverage spans multiple pages.
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Baytown honors music legend Meekins for service to faith
Baytown proclaimed Dr Tommy Meekins Day in honor of his split from Hollywood life to lead Christian ministry. The Coastliners founder and former Warner Bros singer has released gospel albums since 1980, writes Christian books, and serves as pastor at Church on the Rock while continuing to perform locally.
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