Media mull Unabomber ultimatum on manifesto
Editors at the New York Times and Washington Post weigh whether to publish a 62 page siege manifesto from the Unabomber amid a 17 year bombing campaign that left three dead and 23 wounded. The debate centers on journalistic duty versus public safety as the terror suspect remains unnamed and elusive.
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West Texans light up Fourth with weekend fireworks shows
West Texans plan lively Fourth of July celebrations from Big Spring to Odessa with Midland fireworks at Christensen Stadium after Angels games. Proceeds from the double night display will fund CASA de Amigos. The 33rd annual Children's Sidewalk Parade steps off at 10 a.m. with free 9 a.m. registration, circling the Midland County Courthouse.
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Court ruling trims indecent broadcast hours nationwide
A federal appeals court narrowed when networks may air indecent material such as explicit movies and talk shows. Starting time shifts from 8 p m to 1 p m and programs may run until 6 a m. Viewers can still file FCC complaints. indecency is protected by the First Amendment, but limited to protect minors.
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Sonja Merrick Muses on Jet Setting Snakes and Innovation
Sonja Merrick muses on jet setting brown tree snakes and questions where innovation leads the world. The fragment reflects speculative thoughts on travel, nature, and progress within a reflective tone.
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WesTAC chairman ousted from Red Cross chapter
Local Red Cross officials ousted their chapter chairman and temporarily cut ties with the West Texas AIDS Consortium. Gene Collins, also WesTAC chairman, faces a separate potential removal as Red Cross chair, but the Permian Basin chapter emphasizes a local board decision.
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Clinton Closings Press White House Faces Heated Reactions
Washington AP report on the base closure commission with Clinton under pressure from California voters to reject the list while Texas lawmakers and GOP leaders push for approval and reexamination. Dixon defends decisions including Kelly and McClellan depots amid fears of 19.3 billion savings if rejected.
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Soldier 911 aids silent SOS for UN missions
The United States tests a hand held device labeled Soldier 911 to locate begging soldiers without speaking during peacekeeping missions in Macedonia. The gadget aims to speed rescue in multilingual settings and could have aided downed F 16 pilot Scott O Grady in Bosnia.
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