Arson Probe Targets Four Suspects in County Office Fire
Ector County deputies investigate a Tuesday night blaze that destroyed a south Ector County office. They say as many as four suspects may be involved, with inquiries ongoing into motive and connections to the fire.
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Second best Els eyes major title at PGA Championship
Lobbed as the runner up while seeking a major triumph, the golfer enters the PGA Championship with a chance to end a string of near misses. Shifts in form and confidence are noted as crucial for a breakthrough.
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Els
Watermelon Run Delights Clovis Market Scene
Orlando Juarez six carries a watermelon for his mother Betty from the farmer's market in Clovis New Mexico to their car as about fifteen vendors offer melons tomatoes and other produce.
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OPEC considers boosting output to ease oil prices
An anonymous Gulf source says OPEC members discuss adding 500000 barrels daily to lower high prices, aiming for a deal in days. Analysts doubt the move’s impact, noting it amounts to under 1 percent of global daily consumption and may not alter market trends soon.
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OPEC
Searce
Elam
Jim Henry
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
Henry
DOE
Department of Energy
U.S
Sub sailors face rapid demise as Kursk rests on deck
After five days at 354 feet Kursk lies like a steel coffin with 116 crew aboard. Veteran submariners warn the deep is unforgiving and fear the sailors may have perished as damp cold and darkness grip the doomed vessel.
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Kursk
Steve Collier
Kursk submarine rescue turns to West for help
Russia asks Britain and Norway to send equipment and divers after rescue teams fail to reach the Kursk crew. President Putin ordered a navy search as Western assistance arrives, while air and light inside the doomed Barents Sea sub remain uncertain.
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Norway
Barents Sea
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Moscow
Russia
Britain
Vladimir Putin
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Rape Crisis Center Renamed and Expands Services
Odessa center officials announced a name change and broader help for sexual assault and domestic violence victims. The expanded offerings include counseling for sexual assault, homicide, robbery, accidents, accidental death and natural disasters, said LaTisha Harper, victim services coordinator.
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Odessa Rape Crisis Center
Center
Feraiets Sak
LaTisha Harper
Sue Arrington
Odessa
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