Savage campaigning leaves Iowa voters torn in caucuses
Des Moines voters face vented by millions in ads as Republican hopefuls clash for second place while Dole remains favored. The weekend surge of campaigning, including negative ads, has left many undecided ahead of caucuses tonight. Voters report confusion and shifting support amid a flood of TV spots and in-person outreach.
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GOP
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Kennedy
Dogs perish in West Odessa house fire
Twenty one Maltese Shih Tzu and Pomeranian dogs died in a West Odessa home fire in the 14900 block of Southern Trail. The blaze started about 1 p.m. with winds up to 40 mph. Owner Charlie Fuller suspects an electrical problem. The home contents and kennel at the site were destroyed, with dogs valued around 4600 dollars.
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Southern Trail
Charlie Fuller
Vickie Fulfer
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Power of prayer linked to health findings across studies
Baltimore researchers report that religion can aid health with three quarters of 212 studies showing positive effects. Physicians should support patients religious activities, though not replace clergy or medications. Large 4000 elderly women study ongoing, and a San Francisco trial on heart patients suggests faith may influence outcomes but remains unproven.
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Baltimore
Dale Athews
Georgetown University
Matthews
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Harold G. Koenig
Duke University Medical Center
San Francisco
Jeffrey S. Levin
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Gangs exchange gunfire at Pasadena apartments injures youths
In Pasadena eight suspects were arrested after a confrontation between the Pasadena Homies and the Latin Kings led to gunfire at the Bentley Apartments around 3 a.m. A total of 16 victims, ages 14 to 22, were hospitalized including two in critical condition.
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Pasadena
Bentley
Kelly Payne
Kelly
Houston
Payne
American Soldiers No 14
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Odessans Celebrate Black History Month Events
Odessans mark Black History Month with food dance and history lessons at Ector County Junior High School. The Ector Black History Committee began three months ago and started last weekend offering displays of prominent Black figures and writers.
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Ector Black History Committee
Martin Luthering Jr
Sojourner Truth
Lerone Bennet Jr
Alonzo Pietro
Dallas Black Dance Theatre Company
Blackshear Magnet School
Odessa
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