Lindh lawyers challenge FBI questioning abroad
John Walker Lindh faced charges of conspiring to kill Americans in Afghanistan. His lawyers criticized the FBI for questioning him after his capture, noting he repeatedly asked for a lawyer, while the government said he waived his right and chose to join the Taliban and al Qaeda.
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Snow Chance Fades As West Texas Sees Warmup
National Weather Service meteorologists say the Permian Basin will stay cool but dry with no snow. A 40 percent snowfall forecast for Wednesday did not bring precipitation as the system moved east. Light to moderate snow fell on the South Plains and parts of West Texas earlier, with more snow possible across the southern Panhandle and Guadalupe Mountains today. Temperatures should reach the 60s by Saturday and stay warm through mid next week.
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Enron Officials Blame Auditor for Destruction of Files
Washington AP Fired auditor David Duncan bore sole responsibility for massive document destruction at Enron, while Andersen official Nancy Temple denied ordering shredding and said she reminded staff of retention policies. Lawmakers criticized late guidance and questioned overtime shredding as SEC probes continued.
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Greenspan says economy shows signs of stabilizing
Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan told reporters in Washington that mounting signs point to a recovery from recession. He softened earlier gloom and said the outlook has improved, shaking up Wall Street with an upbeat assessment.
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Goat mayor castration sparks trial near Lajitas
Val Verde County resident Jim Bob Hargrove is charged with torturing an animal after Clay Henry the Goat, famed as Lajitas mayor, was found injured November 26 outside the Lajitas Trading Post. The case, now a third degree felony, carries 2 to 10 years and a $10,000 fine. An initial hearing is planned for February.
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Val Verde County
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Lajitas
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Brewster County
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Ector County Library to Remodel First Floor
For about a month the Ector County Library on the first floor will receive a facelift to create a more user friendly atmosphere. The project aims to refresh the space and improve accessibility for patrons.
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