U.N. demands safety for flights into Iraq
U.N. officials press Iraq to guarantee the safety of United Nations flights into the country. President Bush urged Baghdad to permit the flights. Iraq said it would allow them but could not guarantee protection, prompting rejection from Bush and U.N. officials by the 3 p.m. CST deadline.
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Grown-Up Powers Debate Year-Round School Plans
Educational authorities push for year-round schooling while remaining indecisive. Officials weigh tracks, calendars, and funding as debates continue without a clear decision.
Odessa march honors slain and calls for nonviolence
Odessans carry signs reading Hope as they march in memory of a slain civil rights victim. Students like Neil Johnson and Jo Ann Davenport urge unity and peace. Community leaders say sign making is ongoing, with Winfred Richmond noting improved race relations in Odessa.
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Pharmacists to counsel on prescriptions under new Texas rules
Austin AP reports pharmacists must advise patients and review therapy before dispensing medicines. Regulations took effect January 1 and allow patients to refuse counseling. Advocates say counseling improves safety though some busy patients can schedule later sessions. Texas and many states extend this requirement.
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War in Bosnia leaves boy with nightmares
In Sarajevo war terror haunts young Igor as he wakes from screams fueled by shelling and fear. His mother Aida hid a note in his backpack recounting danger from Chetniks while they sought safety in Germany with relatives.
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Man jailed in removal of corpse's body part
Odessa authorities charged 18 year old Darel Dwayne Henderson with abuse of a corpse after a body part was allegedly removed from a male corpse and found in a mailbox. Henderson was jailed on a Class A misdemeanor with bond set at 51,000 as police continue the probe.
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