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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2002
Page
3
Energy Secretary Spence Abraham briefed President Bush on why the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump should be built in Nevada despite state opposition. Bush signals possible Friday decision. Nevada leaders urge blocking the project.
WCBS TV in New York reported a suspect forced a hostage to request a public statement read on air. The rambling anti Semitic message was not broadcast. Elizabeth A Dreyer teaches Voices of Medieval Women. Her husband John Bennett spoke after her release saying the man is disturbed. Evening classes were canceled and a prayer service was held. Canisius Hall houses key university offices and classrooms. Fairfield lies about 20 miles from the state line.
The city plans a 7 800 square foot exemption center focused on women’s medical care opening in September or October this year. It may include office space for three physicians. In council business, Municipal Court Judge Dean Whalen received a 4 percent pay rise and a $50 monthly car allowance boost after a 5 0 vote following his annual review. His salary rises from 63 548 to 66 193 and his car allowance from 3 729 to 4 328. Whalen has served as judge since November 2000.
The FBI released photos of al Rabeei and 12 others on its site and urged police to stop and detain any alert individuals considered extremely dangerous. Immigration checks showed no record of al Rabeei in the United States, and allies faced decryption issues due to multiple aliases. officials cited corroboration from sources in Cuba Afghanistan and allied governments as to the threat level. President Bush and Homeland Security officials stressed heightened alert and interdiction efforts ahead of the Winter Olympics.
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