Julia Child passes away at 91 in California home
Julia Child, famed for The French Chef and bringing French cuisine to American homes, died at 91 in an assisted living center in Montecito, California. She battled kidney failure and died peacefully with family and her cat Minou nearby. Her career spanned cookbooks and a landmark TV series that debuted in 1963 and earned Peabody and Emmy honors.
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Julia Child dies at 91 in California
Julia Child 1912 2004 famed The French Chef host died Friday in Montecito California at age 91. Her warm approach to cooking and philosophy that cooking could be a pleasure reshaped American home dining. Jacques Pepin recalled their 1960s friendship and her no frills love of simple foods.
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Odessa Texas National Guard readies for Iraq deployment
Odessa 1st Set unit led by Ruben Rodriguez prepares at Fort Hood for infantry training ahead of mobilization to Operation Iraqi Freedom. About 48 Odessans and 45 guardsmen from Texas units will train 30 to 45 days with 3,000 other Texans before deployment, facing nerves but confidence in readiness.
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Olympic Opening Ceremony Aims High For Athens Games
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Snoop Dogg lawsuit targets promoter for damages
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Murray Crockett principal Van Grady bid sendoff with gift
Murray, an ECISD custodian of 26 years, received a cross necklace and nearly $300 cash from Crockett staff before a Friday sendoff at Murray Crockett. Teachers praised his dedication, noting students admire him and plan to return after his Iraq deployment.
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Hurricane Charley Rips Florida Gulf Coast into Chaos
Wide swathes of Florida's southwest coast faced devastation as Charley intensified to a Category 2 storm after brushing Cuba. Officials warned of significant damage near Fort Myers and Punta Gorda with 1.4 million evacuees. Federal aid extended to Charlotte, Lee, Manatee, and Sarasota counties as roads filled with overturned trucks and power outages spread.
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Oil disruption and unrest threaten global supply
Oil markets fear further disruption from Iraq’s violence and Venezuela’s recall election as Gulf of Mexico platforms brace for Charley. Analysts warn of reduced crude supply if strikes or evacuations occur, with Iraq exporting 1.7 million barrels daily and Yukos facing bankruptcy litigation.
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Texas Lottery Mega Millions Winning Numbers Draw
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