Midland man found dead near tracks in possible self harm case
Midland police investigated a train incident near Midkiff Road and Industrial Avenue after a man in his late 40s was found across the east west tracks. The train engineer reported the scene at 5:25 p.m. and authorities work to identify the victim and notify next of kin.
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Stocks slide as Dow falls nearly 300 points on Greenspan warning
The Dow Jones industrial average tumbled 295.05 points or 2.8 percent to 10,219.55 amid a broad market drop after Greenspan warned of higher inflation risks. Nasdaq fell 137.14 to 4411.78, the seventh largest daily point loss in its history. Inflation data showed CPI up 0.2 percent in January, helping offset fuel costs. Analysts cautioned a three day weekend may weigh on holdings.
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McCain and Bush Rally in South Carolina Campaign Swing
Sen John McCain wearing a College of Charleston sweatshirt pumps supporters on campus in Charleston as he campaigns for the South Carolina primary. Texas Gov George W Bush greets a child during a rally at Presbyterian College in Clinton, as the two Republicans press the South Carolina race.
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Bush McCain rally support eve of South Carolina primary
In Newberry South Carolina on the eve of the primary George W Bush urged supporters with a bold pledge while John McCain claimed the establishment cannot stop their momentum as both campaigns push toward Michigan and Arizona primaries. McCain warned Bush owes voters an apology for a low campaign while Bush stressed rally strength and solid organization ahead of South Carolina's 37 delegate contest.
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INS official charged with spying for Cuba
A U S INS supervisor in Miami was indicted for spying for Cuba. FBI says he passed phony classified data to a Cuban contact after a sting operation. Authorities searched his Kendall home and seized two computers and his car. The man held secret clearance and allegedly relayed defectors information to Cuban agents.
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FBI
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Faget
New York
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Protesters Rally for Union at Medical Center Hospital
More than 100 Medical Center Hospital employees and labor union officials plan a 1 p.m. rally to push for union representation amid alleged poor working and safety conditions. Union head Clay Everett cites limits on bargaining for public employees, while contractor ServiceMaster faces scrutiny over shifts in housekeeping and support services affecting over 300 workers.
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Medical Center Hospital
Clay Everett
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ServiceMaster
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MCH
Hospital
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