Elian Parents Clash as Cuban Protestors Rally Outside Relatives
Crowds of Cuban-Americans, led by Ramon Saul Sanchez, form a human chain and protest outside Lazaro Gonzalez's house as Elian's father arrives seeking reunification. Police reinforce barricades while talks with immigration officials fail to secure assurances Elian will not be removed at night.
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Odessa chamber honors six in business Hall of Fame
Odessa awards include entrepreneur honors for George and induction of Don Bullock John Bushman Ann Crenshaw Emery Eckel L Vern Foreman and Dick Saulsbury to the Odessa Business Hall of Fame for their contributions to the local business community.
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Kathie Lee Gifford Sues Tabloid Over Cody Story
West Palm Beach reports Kathie Lee Gifford and husband Frank sue The Examiner in Palm Beach County over a Feb article alleging their son Cody is incorrigible. The suit targets libel about Cody’s on set behavior for the ABC movie Janine & Alex Cover Girls while noting Kathie Lee’s Live talk exit.
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Celera stock climbs as genome race shifts to data sharing
MILESTONE Corp. rose 26 7/8 points to 139 7/8 after Celera's genome plan sparked White House praise. Venter says Celera will publish the entire genome on the Internet with paid analysis services for drug firms and universities. The federal Human Genome Project plans public data releases and wide data sharing.
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Cult leader studied at Loyola Marymount before Uganda killings
In Uganda a doomsday cult leader tied to rising murder counts is revealed to have been a Loyola Marymount University graduate student. Dominic Kataribabo, 32, earned a 1987 masters in religious studies, while police uncovered 81 bodies under a cement floor and 74 more in a backyard. Authorities issued arrest warrants for six Ugandan suspects as the investigation expands.
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Oil Tax Debates Highlight Senate Budget Session
The Senate votes 66 34 to reject cutting the federal gasoline tax as lawmakers clash over oil prices and Alaska production. Senate leaders push a plan to suspend 4.3 cents per gallon if prices rise, with reinstatement in 2001, amid broader budget talks and political theatre.
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Water growers press for 400000 acre feet repayment
Texas officials warn Cameron Hidalgo Starr and Willacy counties risk 177000 acres of crop loss worth 163 million and 5000 jobs if 400000 acre feet is not provided. They blame alleged Mexican hoarding though Mexico cites agreed transfers and ongoing talks. Senators Hutchison and Hinojosa pledge ongoing pressure while lobbyist Meyers notes a diplomatic note of displeasure amid talks with Mexico.
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Larry Meyers
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Cash 5 and Pick 3
The Texas Lottery results show Cash Five numbers 4 19 34 20 with a Thursday draw on April 6 and Pick 3 numbers 9 3.
Noted twists of rivers and eras spark odd trivia
The column lists quirky facts from science to culture. It mentions the Amazon River and its ancient flow toward the Pacific, a 1936 Tupelo tornado that killed over 200, Elvis Presley as a survivor, a linguistic quote on violator terms, a hypothetical basketball relay, Cynthia Payne's 1987 acquittal, lipstick color myths, Albany’s charter date, and a contact line for L. M. Boyd.
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Readers Guide SWITCHBOARD and contact numbers
Readers' Guide lists SWITCHBOARD 337 6262 for local inquiries, Out-of-Town 800 375 4661, and provides the organization’s email and official website WWW oama dot com for further assistance and directory access.
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