U S Faces Limited Options Over Russia Georgia Clash
The United States pins blame on Russia for disproportionate force in Georgia’s South Ossetia and finds few diplomatic or military options to deter Moscow. veto power at the UN rests with Russia as Georgia and Ukraine seek NATO. Analysts say the invasion signals Russia’s resurgent power in the former Soviet space.
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Top NATO commander comments on Russia Georgia crisis
Jim Jeffrey, a White House security official, warned from Beijing that continued Russian escalation would affect U S Russian relations. EU calls for a truce yielded little immediate effect as Putin defended Russia's intervention and accused Georgia of genocide. Envoys pressed for cease fire while NATO options remained limited.
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Russia escalates bombing in Georgia as U S worries grow
The Russian blitz widens into areas of Georgia not central to fighting while White House officials press for cease fire and sovereignty respect. Cheney spoke with President Saakashvili, pledging solidarity, as Washington urges Europe to act and Sarkozy mediates. Georgia conducts offensives to retake South Ossetia amid Russian artillery and air strikes.
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West Texas P-16 council expands with Chevron funding
The West Texas P-16 Council grows to over 200 members from Snyder to Presidio with a $100,000 Chevron commitment and $50,000 matched by UTPB and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Iris Foster notes Jones' $35,000 to $40,000 coordinator salary is split among Chevron UTPB and the coordinating board. Jones will educate residents about college options, navigate applications, and inform parents and counselors while promoting higher education across West Texas.
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