Human Rights Watch analyst warns Iraq claims risky
Joe Stork of Human Rights Watch urges caution in overstating Iraqi atrocities as credible reports exist. Analysts debate Saddam's chemical and biological stockpiles, U.N. inspections continue, and U.S. allies seek a decisive conclusion amid contested evidence about weapons and links to al Qaida.
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Homecoming for Guard units sparks unexpected family reunions
A window on the Cc The Arm Reserve's 427th Medical Battalion in Dothan notes January mobilization and the return of Oklahoma and Georgia guardsmen. Two Oklahoma units ferried 17 buses carrying 800 troops home to seven cities, allowing a first Christmas with their families. Corporate video producer Bloom plans to spend holidays with his newborn Erica. Terry Fennel in Sylvania learns her son Wesley, in the Georgia Air National Guard Sacert Squadron, is overseas on Operation Freedom.
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Sir Paul McCartney gets own coat of arms in Liverpool tribute
The Sunday Times reports McCartney has been granted a personal coat of arms by the College of Arms. The design features a liver bird with a guitar, four beetle backs, and the motto Ecce Cor Meum. The process began after his 1997 knighthood and was delayed by Linda McCartney's 1998 death.
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Scuffle at Mandela Christmas party in Johannesburg
Thousands clashed for presents at Nelson Mandela's annual Christmas party for children in Johannesburg. No injuries, two children treated for anxiety, according to former president's spokeswoman Zelda La Grange. The mayhem occurred at Mandela's home as crowds surged for gifts.
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North Korea Eyes Reopening Nuclear Plants Amid IAEA Pressure
The article notes fears Pyongyang may reprocess plutonium from fuel rods stored under IAEA supervision. It cites opinions from Biden and Powell on the North Korean threat, calls for restoring seals and cameras, and Pyongyang's insistence on reviving frozen facilities under the 1994 deal.
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Lights brighten Christmas route across city blocks
Bell says he drives to check lights for the kids and to stay up to snuff. Mecca sits east of Loop 338 in Country Club Estates near a cul de sac. Other bright spots list multiple blocks on S2nd, Beechwood, Second Street, San Miguel Square, Fairmont, West 20th, Ventura, Rocky Lane, Bainbridge, Hancock Avenue.
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Dolin couple plead guilty over holiday marijuana gifts
Robert and Theresa Dolin admitted guilt to contributing to the delinquency of their teenagers by giving marijuana bongs as Christmas gifts last year in Crystal Lake UL. Albert LaFontaine, an Ojibwe man, claimed his new strippers club would be a sovereign nation and vowed government limits would not apply in Elko Minn. Yenline Neil, 59, was convicted in Croydon England of smuggling about $110000 in cocaine hidden in his prosthetic leg.
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OpDESSA AMERICAN Paper Contact and Postal Info
The notice provides postal and contact details for OpDessa American. It lists address changes to Box 292, Odea, FX, a main phone number 337-6262, and out of town numbers 800 375 4661 or 688 375 OAOA. Hours are 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday and 4 to 11am weekend hours.
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Classified Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Listing
The Odessa American lists advertising contact numbers and subscription rates. It includes weekend and daily options, pricing for various plans, and office hours. The page provides phone lines for classified and retail advertising and a publisher's fax line.
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Chaotic Political Satire Mixed With World Events
A tangled news item parodies El Nino impacts, Hollywood box office, and political figures. It weaves Ted Williams, Hillary Clinton, Trent Lott, and Bush with dubious claims about Box Office forecasts and global warming, ending with a fragment about Jerusalem and public figures.
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