Fourteen Marines killed in Iraq roadside bombing
Fourteen U S Marines were killed when a large bomb destroyed their lightly armored vehicle near the Euphrates Valley in western Iraq. A civilian translator also died and one Marine was wounded as the death toll rose to 23 for the past week.
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Light of Worship Arts Camp Inspires Young Dancers
At First Baptist Church an intense group of 103 campers from first through sixth grade attend a Worship Arts Camp running 9 a.m. to noon through Friday. Worship leader Amy Shroyer from Atlanta guides upbeat Bible hip hop as participants chant, move, sing, bells, instruments, sign language, piano, and clowning. The camp ends with a program at 6 30 p.m., according to minister Jeff Wash.
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TXU May Seek New Rate Increase Amid Gas Price Pressure
TXU Corp reports $375 million profit in the second quarter and signals a possible rate increase after a May 10 percent utility rate rise. CEO John Wilder cites rising natural gas costs squeezing retail electricity margins as rivals lure customers with rebates and no hikes.
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Odessa Woman to Be Recognized as Angel in Adoption
Eva Carrasco of Odessa has housed 84 foster children, offering safety and care to abused and neglected youths. Her efforts earn national recognition in Washington as Angel in Adoption, honoring her dedication to vulnerable children.
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