Power outages cut in Virginia after Christmas storm
About 66,000 Virginians lacked electricity Monday, a drop from more than 285,000 at the storm's peak across the South on Christmas Eve. Hindu radicals burned a church in western India and attacked three others, forcing missionaries to flee.
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Surgeons push for marking spot before procedure
Amid high stakes cases of wrong-site surgery doctors call for in-skin markings with surgeon names to prevent errors. The National Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons urged marking on the spot after widespread gaffes. Hospitals nationwide adopt the practice to curb lawsuits and patient fear.
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U S Retaliates In Iraqi No Fly Zone Incident
U S warplanes on routine patrol fired at an Iraqi missile site after coming under attack by three surface to air missiles over northern Iraq. Clinton officials said the action was defensive and that all air crews returned safely. Iraq reported casualties. officials disputed the claim as propaganda.
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50 Years On Texas Pride Hallmarks 1949 Orange Bowl Victory
Paul Campbell, UT quarterback in 1949, joins a 50-year reunion at the Orange Bowl games and parade. Campbell recalls facing Georgia in a 41-28 win, the highest combined score in Orange Bowl history, while teammates and past rivals gather for a luncheon and celebration. He later played for the Philadelphia Eagles and has lived in Odessa since 1950.
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Mystery crash probes into Bozzell family deaths
NTSB preliminary findings show no mechanical or flight control anomalies in the 1976 Cessna 172 that crashed at Midland International Airport after a local flight. The aircraft had fuel, and the NTSB will examine the engine in Dallas. The bozzell family members died in the collision.
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Lott weighs path as impeachment debate moves forward
Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott faces a decisive moment as the impeachment trial outlook tightens. Colleagues say he seeks guidance but may already have a direction, while allies warn the process risks uglier politics the further it moves. Thad Cochran notes Lott’s Watergate experience as context for his approach.
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