Shiites demand execution of Saddam in Baghdad march
About five thousand Shiite protesters marched from Sadr City to Firdous Square in Baghdad demanding Saddam Hussein be executed. The rally followed the capture of Saddam on December 13 and his designation as a prisoner of war by the Pentagon.
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Marathon spirit shines through in Houston charity race
Deana Nall recalls the Houston marathon with supporters in wheelchairs and a teenage runner paired with his dad, cheering at Mile 21. The event raised substantial funds for the Alzheimer’s Association Make-A-Wish Foundation and Texas Children’s Hospital, showcasing a warm city ethos.
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Tight Texas runoff on Ratliff seat prompts Republican push
In northeast Texas Paul Sadler leads Kevin Eldife as runoff odds rise for the seat of retired Republican Bill Ratliff, while in West Texas Kel Seliger leads Kirk Edwards toward a runoff to replace Teel Bivins. The crowded GOP field follows Ratliff’s resignation after redistricting clashes.
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Work resumes at Planned Parenthood clinic site in Austin
Two months after a contractor boycott halted work at the Planned Parenthood South Austin clinic plan, construction has resumed with the project aiming for the original fall completion. Planned Parenthood says it will act as its own general contractor to restart, with new workers visible and the site fenced off for safety and privacy.
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Study challenges Texas top ten percent law effects
A Princeton University study released Monday argues the Texas automatic admission rule for top ten percent graduates does not keep top students from underperforming, fail to graduate, or cause a large exodus to non Texas publics or outer state schools, countering critics.
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Episcopalians form protest network in Texas plan
Dissident Episcopalians upset over the consecration of a gay bishop formed a national protest group in Plano pledging to cooperate while opposing church leadership. The Network of Anglican Communion Dioceses and Parishes could not eventuate into a schism, with a founding charter approved unanimously by about 100 delegates from 12 dioceses.
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Stewart waves to fans as trial opens in ImClone case
Martha Stewart, age 62, greeted supporters in a Manhattan courthouse as she entered the stock trading trial. She pleaded not guilty to five criminal counts tied to her 2002 sale of nearly 4,000 ImClone Systems shares and acknowledged jurors during the session.
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