Explosion at Chechnya stadium kills Kadyrov ally
A bomb at a Victory Day ceremony in Grozny killed provincial president Akhmad Kadyrov and wounded many others. Authorities blamed Chechen rebels. the blast disrupted Russia’s efforts to stabilize the region as officials warned of further violence. A second mine was found nearby and investigations continue.
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Strayhorn garners wide support from diverse Texans
Strayhorn builds backing in a Texas school finance debate with contributions from personal injury lawyers and Republicans. Ryan backs Strayhorn as fiscally responsible while Perry highlights broad donor support. Delisi notes concerns over liberal contributors, Strayhorn defends inclusive reach.
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Trial set for Iraq abuse case at Baghdad center
Brig Gen Mark Kimmitt announced the trial venue at the Baghdad Convention Center where media coverage will be allowed. The case centers on the abuse of detainees, with Sivits among seven soldiers charged. If convicted he faces prison, rank reduction, pay forfeiture, or a discharge.
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Senators target pork in tax bill with broad industry carveouts
Watchdogs urge rejection of many tax breaks while Sen John McCain reserves 20 amendments to trim pork. Critics say some add-ons raise costs amid war and deficits, including proposed exemptions for arrow and bow taxes and favors for shipbuilders dealers NASCAR Hollywood and cruise industry.
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Whitcombs Awarded Baytown Little Theater Life Membership
Doris and Glenn Whitcomb receive the Life Membership at Baytown Little Theater for decades of service. They helped with plays sets and props, served on the BLT board, now assist at the box office and fund theater via sponsorships and Exxon Mobil grants. The couple moved to Baytown in 1957 and enjoy golf when not at theater.
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Iraqi clashes widen as tanks enter Kufa region
Militiamen clash along the Kufa Najaf corridor with tanks on both sides of the road. Civilians die and several injured as houses burn and a mosque area comes under fire. U S troops raid Sadr City detaining six, as incursions spread to Amarah amid mortar attacks on British positions.
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