Bush pledges to carry freedom fight to Asia in Alaska stop
President Bush told fatigue clad troops at Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska that America will not blink in the war on terrorism and vowed to bring the message to Asia. He said the cause is global not a single person and urged support from allies while raising funds for the Alaska Republican Party during a refueling stop before a seven day trip. He outlined pressuring Chinese leaders on trade and pushing oil drilling as part of his energy plan.
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Lifelong physician Viola Coleman shapes care since 1951
Dr. Viola Coleman, 82, continues part time at Midland Memorial Hospital's Community Family Services Clinic after a long career marked by compassion and reform efforts. Born in New Iberia Louisiana, she shifted from nursing to medicine, leaving private practice in 1998 due to insurance bureaucracy and system changes.
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Odessa firm owner works in DC on anthrax cleanup tech
The owner of Sabre Oxidation Technologies, based in Odessa, spends most of his time in Washington, DC. Sabre and West Texas Fabrication supply equipment used to decontaminate buildings contaminated with anthrax. The report appears in Biz section D.
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Peacekeepers fired upon in Kabul as violence rises
In Kabul, six British peacekeepers returned fire after an observation post was shot at, the first such attack on peacekeepers in the Afghan capital. An early morning shooting left one man dead nearby. Karzai urged an end to a “culture of the knife and the gun” at the funeral of Abdul Rahman, minister of aviation and tourism, while security concerns Mount.
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Lajitas resort a costly dream for Texas tycoon Steve Smith
Texas tycoon Steve Smith outlines a multi hundred million dollar plan for Lajitas Resort and Golf a remote Rio Grande site near Texas housing and a Palm Springs style 116 room resort hotel with spa equestrian center and two 18 hole courses. Smith says he has already invested about 30 million and expects to spend well over 100 million of his own money on the project aiming to attract high end buyers and travelers seeking seclusion. He rose to wealth in telecommunications with Excel Communications.
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