Minuteman Organizes Odessa Training Session
Chris Simcox led about 50 Odessa Minuteman Civil Defense Corps volunteers through a Tuesday night class. He urged boots on the ground and lawn chairs at border watch posts along the U S Mexico and U S Canada borders. The group vows no contact with illegal immigrants and reports border activity to Border Patrol.
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Joshua Scheide
Odessa
Chris Simcox
Minuteman Civil Defense Corps
U.S
Odessa-Midland
Midland
Arizona Minuteman Project
Los Angeles
Minuteman Project
Simcox
United States- Mexico
United States-Canada
U.S. Border Patrol
Defense Department
Border Patrol
Connie Sutton
Minutemen
Minuteman Civil Defense Corps grows across borders
The Minuteman Civil Defense Corps began in 2002 in Arizona as volunteers guarding the U S border on both sides. By October it plans to operate in eight U S Canadian border states and all four U S Mexico border states with over 7000 volunteers. For more information visit the provided site.
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Arizona
U.s.-Canadian
U.s.-Mexico
Constitution delay in Iraq signals deep Iraqi rivalries
The delay in a new Iraqi constitution exposes sharp political and philosophical divides among Iraqi groups. The deadline extension confirms that issues such as federalism oil wealth distribution Islam and women's rights remain unresolved. Kurdish leaders say secession is not planned despite strong autonomy desires.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Eminent domain bill clears Texas Senate for Perry
The Texas Senate approved an eminent domain bill 17 to 6 sending it to Governor Rick Perry. The measure limits government seizure of private property for economic development and responds to a Supreme Court ruling. Perry welcomed the move urging protection for property owners.
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Texas
Senate
Perry
Austin
Rick Perry
U.S. Supreme Court
John Whitmire
D-Houston
Eliot Shapleigh
D-E Paso
Mario Gallegos
ECISD Budget Passes as Audit Details SDAA II Errors
ECISD board approved the 2005 06 budget and learned the district would self report to the TEA on errors in SDAA II testing for special education students. Superintendent Sollis said he would file the report today or Thursday after an audit noted coding and documenting mistakes and several ARD and SDAA II issues.
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ECISD
Texas Education Agency
Wendell Sollis
Sollis
TEA
Odessa
Ector
Crockett
Nimitz
Hood
Eonerence Miller and Co
Bruce Revell
Carlson
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