Abductions raise fear in North Dallas families
Parents in a quiet North Dallas neighborhood live with fear as four local girls were abducted and sexually assaulted over recent months. An 8 year old was carried from bed last week but escaped unharmed. Communities coordinate counseling at two elementary schools with school officials and police to address the attacks.
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Agencies to enforce pit protections under grace period
Officials warn oil operators during a grace period to cover pits or have cases referred to the U S District Attorney. The message urges cooperation to protect natural resources and mentions potential action against noncompliant owners.
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Drug lords offer surrender in exchange for pardon
Fragmented report notes an offer by drug lords to surrender if pardoned as part of a peace bid. The message, forwarded to Gomez in Madrid by Patricia Echavarria kidnapped December 16 in Medellin, references an interior minister and a formal response appears underway.
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President Bush rejects drug baron offer to halt trafficking
President Bush on Wednesday dismissed an offer from Colombia's drug cartels to halt narcotics trafficking in exchange for negotiations. He said he does not comment on unverified matters and reaffirmed the U.S. stance of no deals with drug organizations. White House aides said they had not seen details of any such proposal.
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Lawmen botch undercover drug sting in Monahans
Two lawmen in Monahans were involved in an undercover drug deal last week that aimed to trap a dealer and buyer. The plan collapsed when the suspect allegedly sold marijuana before arrest, prompting internal review but no charges against the DA investigator per District Attorney Hal Upchurch.
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Kremlin approves force to quell Armenian Azerbaijani clash
The Kremlin authorized troops in the Caucasus to fire if needed as Armenian and Azerbaijani factions fought near Nagorno Karabakh. The five day violence left 58 dead, 169 wounded, with refugees and burnt bodies reported in Baku and surrounding areas. Ceasefire unlikely as conflict spills across regional borderlands.
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