DeLay to drop candidacy and resign from Congress
Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay plans not to seek re election and expects to resign his Texas seat by late May or mid June triggering a special election. Officials said he will reveal the move at a Houston news conference after lobbying scandal and aides' fallout.
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Two Odessa Girls Win Twirling Titles
Odessa youngsters Tiera Johnson eight and Elise Hutson six won the Miss Majorette of the Southwest title at the NBTA regional championships in Denton Texas. They performed baton spins catches and kicks in front of peers from Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma and will compete at Notre Dame in July for the national title.
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Seminar on immigration rights and law for Odessa residents
LULAC Council 4798 hosts a Saturday seminar in San Joseph's Parish Hall to inform immigrants about their rights, current immigration legislation, and related issues. The event runs 2 to 5 p.m. with speakers and guidance, aiming to empower attendees despite ongoing demonstrations. Contacts: José Trejo and Ana Gonzalez.
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Moussaoui eligible for death penalty in 9 11 case
A federal jury in Alexandria ruled Moussaoui eligible for execution for conspiring with al Qaida to carry out international terrorism and for lying to FBI agents after the Sept 11 attacks. The case will move to a second phase to decide if he should die, with victim family testimonies to follow.
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Exxon Tops Fortune 500 List Surpasses Wal Mart
Exxon Mobil Corp rose to No. 1 on Fortune 500 due to surging energy prices, posting 2005 revenue of 340 billion and profits of 36.1 billion, the highest by any U.S. company. Wal Mart Stores moved to No. 2 with 315.654 billion in revenue, up 9.5 percent. General Motors remains among top leaders.
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