Judge criticizes clemency plan and OKs execution
Federal Judge Sam Sparks allowed the execution process to proceed for two Texas inmates Joseph Faulder and Danny Barber while criticizing Texas clemency as extremely poor and minimal. He said the constitutionality should be decided by Texas courts and noted possible reforms such as open hearings or reasons for board decisions. Barber's lawyers consider an appeal to the Fifth Circuit.
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Austin
Texas
Sam Sparks
Joseph Stanley Faulder
Danny Lee Barber
Parole Board
Faulder
Barber
Sparks
Official blasts student's discipline over Web site
A Missouri judge ruled that a high school student’s suspension for posting a personal Web page critical of his school violated his free speech rights. The decision is among the first to address student Internet speech in court, noted ACLU official Deborah Jacobs.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Deborah Jacobs
American Civil Liberties Union of
Eastern Missouri
Plane crash kills three near Midland airport
Three vehicles from Aircraft Rescue Firefighting at Midland airport found a crumpled craft at runway 22 approach. All three aboard were dead. James Wilson Bozzell Sr. piloted, James Donald Bozzell co pilot, James Wilson Bozzell Jr. released for burial. Autopsies pending. NTSB and FAA to investigate with Continental Airlines and Cessna aides. Preliminary report due in five days. factual report within 180 days.
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Lupino
Aircraft Rescue Firefighting
Midland Fire Department
AAF
Vaughn Donaldson
Donaldson
NTSB
James Wilson Bozzell Jr
James Donald Bozzell
James Wilson Bozzell Sr
Lubbock
Texas Department of Public Safety
Continental Airlines
Cessna
Federal Aviation Administration
Arlington
Safety Board
Campbell reunites at Miami golf event with Shula era ties
Campbell on the sidelines of a reunion golf tournament looks forward to staying at Don Shula's Miami resort and attending the banquet parade and game. He notes the Orange Bowl Committee has hosted 50th anniversary team reunions with a week of activities for eight years. He travels with wife June. they married December 7, calling the trip their honeymoon.
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Campbell
Don Shula
Miami
June
Edwards
Harvard University
Battle Over Who Anesthetizes Patients in Operating Rooms
Washington AP. Doctors and nurses clash over rules for Medicare and Medicaid care that would let states decide if nurse anesthetists may work without physician supervision. Lobbying and costs reveal stakes in hospital safety and economics.
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Washington
John Neeld
Atlanta
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Health Agency
Congress
Bill Archer
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Daschle
Iraq shoots at coalition jets sparks new no fly zone clash
Iraq launched two surface to air missiles at four U S F 15 E jets near Mosul and a later attack targeted an F 16 C J, with U S forces replying using hazardous devices and missiles. No aircraft were damaged and crews returned to Incirlik. U S officials stressed ongoing no fly zones and containment policy against Saddam.
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Mosul
Iraq
Defense Department
White House
Pentagon
Incirlik
Turkey
Mohammed Mehdi Saleh
United Nations
Saleh
U.N
Clinton
United States
Saddam
Tony Blair
U.S
Leavy
SOS Found From Downed U.N. Plane In Angola War Zone
U.N. workers in Angola detected an SOS from a United Nations plane crash scene in the central highlands near a war zone. Spokesman Ael Toure said the U.N. is urging the Angolan government and UNITA rebels to declare a cease fire to permit rescue efforts. It remains unclear if the SOS is sent manually or by automated signaling.
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Luanda
Angola
U.N
Ano
Ael Toure
United Nations
UNITA
Lott under pressure as impeachment debate swirls
Lott faces criticism after remarks about homosexuals and reports of contact with white supremacists. His spokesman denies knowledge of the group and his allies warn the GOP face image damage if the impeachment fight drags. Congress debates Clinton's Iraq strike amid broader tax and health reform pressures.
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Lott
House
Clinton
Iraq
Senate
GOP
Rick Santorum
Santorum
Friedman
Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Cash 5 and Pick 3
Winning numbers for Cash 5 are 12 21 23 24 34 with a 6 3 for Pick 3. Monday December 28. Up-to-date Lotto Texas Pick 3 and Cash 5 results available via InfoLine at 580-4636, option 6600.
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Lotto Texas
InfoLine
Where early natives mummified dead in the United States
The piece notes mummification sites in what are now Texas, Arizona, Kentucky, Tennessee and the Aleutian Islands. It also includes trivia on biblical lines, the term clinophobia, hippo swimming from birth, magnetism from magnetite, eel spawning journeys, and contact details for L.M. Boyd.
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Texas
Arizona
Kentucky
Tennessee
Aleutian Islands
Odessa American Postal Notice Summary
Public notice from Odessa American printing USPS postal details. Includes publication name, address, mailing guidelines, and postmaster change address recipients in Odessa Texas.
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Odessa American
E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Readers Guide Circulation and Delivery Contact Line
Circulation and delivery contact details appear for readers with numbers for local and out of town service including a toll free option and a fax line for circulation inquiries. The notice provides multiple channels to subscribe or report delivery problems.
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