Groups unite for convention center project in Brownsville
Representatives from Cameron County city Texas Southmost College Brownsville Independent School District Brownsville Visitors Bureau Economic Development Council Chamber of Commerce and local arts groups form a task force to pursue a multipurpose events center. The group plans meetings twice weekly to decide site size cost and governance while aiming to spur downtown revitalization near the University of Texas at Brownsville and TSC.
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Third slaying suspect surrenders in Brownsville murder case
Third suspect in the Desart Storia homicide case turns himself in at Brownsville jail. Gonzalan, 28, of Browinsville, arraigned on 860000 bond for murder and aggravated assault and moved to county jail. Peres, 25, and Flores, both detained, face charges as police recount the weekend shooting near Frontage Run. Aguilarés died after being shot on 18th Street and Frontage Run and pronounced at Brownsville Medical Center.
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Reynaldo Aguilarés
Caineean County
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Peres
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UT students rally to defend affirmative action program
About 500 University of Texas students gathered in the student union courtyard to denounce a federal appeals court ruling that UT law school’s race based admissions were unconstitutional. Leaders urged continued support for affirmative action as a response to the Fifth Circuit decision and public opposition to the ruling.
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TB cases fall again across United States in year
Washington reports new tuberculosis cases dropped 6.4 percent nationwide marking the third straight year of decline after a long surge. CDC officials caution this is not a time for celebration but guarded optimism as early data show varied state results and continued lower active TB counts nationwide.
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United States
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Pango Levant Nang Vere Lasing
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Don Pedro Says Prepare for a Dramatic Exit
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House votes to renew the federal weapons ban
The Republican led House passed a bill to extend a two year ban on sales of semiautomatic firearms such as AK and AR style rifles despite a veto threat from President Clinton. The vote drew clashes between Gerald Solomon and Patrick Kennedy and highlighted party lines over gun control.
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