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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2005

Page

10

Camp uses clowning in worship and movement classes

Kay Henry known as Klynky the Clown teaches clowning with face paint and balloons at a camp. Students, including Emily Regester, 12, make instruments and learn interpretive movement while dancing to worship songs and hip hop rhythms. The program aims to show God is fun and that humor can be positive.

Kay Henry Klynky the Henry Carol Harry Emily Regester Mary Koym Mark Sterkel Odessa First Baptist Church

Marines Die in Haditha Area Ambush Blast

Marines from the 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines, based in Brook Park near Cleveland, were killed when an armored amphibious vehicle exploded during an attack near a village by the Haditha dam. The incident underscores concerns about AAV protection as insurgents press attacks in Iraq near Euphrates towns.

Haditha Dam Iraq Syria 3Rd Battalion 25Th Marines Brook Park Cleveland Columbus Bush America

Marines face renewed focus on AAV protection after heavy losses

The heavy loss of life renews attention to a long standing Marine grievance over the protection offered by armored amphibious vehicles or AAVs. These vehicles are intended to be dropped from ships for coastal assaults and have been central to criticism of survivability in amphibious operations.

United States of America Bush Euphrates Iraq Syria Haditha U.S

Midland woman picked as Angel in Adoption for foster work

Angel Conaway nominates Eva Carrasco of Midland as an Angel in Adoption, praising her foster care with up to four children at a time. Carrasco, widowed in 2004, shared a difficult childhood and says fostering brought love and hope to many children while she hopes to resume fostering after her husband's death.

Conaway R-Midland Carrasco Angels In Adoption Congressional Coalition On Adoption Institute CCAD Congress Ken Spain Grand Hyatt Hotel Washington, D.C Jesse Carrascos Anderson Avenue Angelique Eva Carrasco Mama Brown

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