Powell seeks Iraq consensus amid European resistance
Secretary of State Colin Powell urged the United Nations to build broad consensus on Iraq. Russia joined France and Germany in opposing war to disarm Saddam Hussein, with Igor Ivanov saying there are no serious war grounds. President Bush spoke with Vladimir Putin by phone, stressing that the main criterion is the UN findings.
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Delta to drop ASA service at Midland International
Delta Connection carrier Atlantic Southeast Airlines will discontinue service at Midland International Airport this spring. ASA cited weak demand and industry downturn as reasons, with last flight set for April 5. Delta will redeploy the Midland fleet to Dallas Fort Worth as part of a larger expansion adding 57 flights this spring.
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Memorial for four friends in Arizona plane crash
Friends and family of Jake Price Monty Price Susan Price and Lendon Stovall gathered at the Cowboy Church of the American West for a two hour memorial service. Speakers and singers celebrated their lives and faith while floral sprays framed the event.
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Coastal South hit by rare snowstorm and blustery coast
An arctic outbreak brought coastal snow to North Carolina on the Outer Banks and disrupted Florida citrus growers. The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse faded behind a beachfront blizzard as up to a foot of snow fell on the barrier islands, marking NC’s first major coastal snowfall in 13 years amid high winds.
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State auditor reports billions in fraud and waste across agencies
In Austin AP summary auditors flag billions in fraud and waste at state agencies amid lawmakers confronting a $9.9 billion shortfall. Audits show inadequate protection of state assets and misuse of resources in a $114 billion framework, with overspending of about $1.1 billion noted in current figures.
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