Evacuees in Crosby press officials over gas well blast
More than 200 Crosby residents gathered at the Crosby United Methodist Church auditorium to demand answers from a panel of officials tied to the exploding natural gas well. Officials from Louisiana Gas Development Corp and OGM Land Corp faced questions about evacuation, health concerns, and communication while the fire, burning since 1 a.m. Wednesday, continued from the Bohemian Hall site. About 15 families have evacuated to the La Quinta Inn off I 10 and Garth Road. Roy Hardy voiced frustration over limited information and nonworking contact lines as the community awaits updates.
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Crowd packs KOC fund-raiser in Crosby
About 600 people attended Crosby's 30th annual Klobassa Festival and Antique Auto Show raising funds for Crosby Knights of Columbus. Two high school scholarships are supported by proceeds. The event featured live and silent auctions, a raffle, and an antique car show with fast dinner sales and numerous prize displays.
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Biden calls for shutdown of Guantanamo military prison
Senate Democrat Joseph Biden urged closing the Guantanamo Bay facility, arguing the camp fuels global terrorism recruitment. He suggested an independent commission review and proposed moving or retaining only the prisoners with clear justification.
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Saddam to Go on Trial Within Two Months
Saddam Hussein will face trial within two months on crimes against humanity charges tied to the gassing of Kurds in northern Iraq. Prosecution targets 12 documented counts as Iraq's Shiite-led government warns of sectarian strains and acknowledges possible civilian harm in counterinsurgency in southwestern Baghdad. The note links the timing to constitution writing amid ongoing Guantanamo detainee concerns.
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Whitley keynote at San Jacinto cancer survivors event
Marian Whitley spoke at the San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Cancer Center for National Cancer Survivors Day. About 100 attendees heard her message of hope and resilience since her 2003 breast cancer battle.
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