Multiple Vehicle Crash Injures Seven Near South Highway 385
Ismael Hernandez helped rescue two girls and a woman from a burning white pickup after a collision with a red Chevrolet Silverado at South Highway 385 and Sheppard Street. Three occupants were seriously hurt, four others sustained minor injuries, and Maria Melendez the driver was in fair condition with a broken leg for a niece. The 18 wheeler driver remained unavailable for comment and police withheld three other names pending update.
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Ismael Hernandez
South Highway 385
Sheppard Street
Hernandez
Alex Melendez
Maria Melendez
Jaime Bustamante
Brianne Bustamante
Armien Bustamante
Medical Center Hospital
Department of Public Safety
Michael Harless
South 385
Episcopal Church approves same sex blessings across the church
The Episcopal Church moved to authorize official prayers for same sex blessings beginning December 2, expanding acceptance within a church of nearly 2 million members. Leaders note the decision reflects spiritual aims over political debate, with varied reactions from local clergy and advocacy groups.
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Gene Robinson
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St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Odessa
Midland
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Les Jackson
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Mayer
David Mossbarger
St. Barnabas
Shari Johnson
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Associated Press
Celinda Hawkins
Health law would cost Texas less than forecast
Texas would save 11 billion dollars by fully implementing the federal health care law and expanding Medicaid, with costs pegged at 15 to 16 billion over 10 years, 42 percent below initial estimates. Gov. Perry opposes expansion, while Suehs notes Supreme Court rulings complicate cost estimates.
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Texas
Health and Human Services
Tom Suchs
Congressional Budget Office
Suchs
Rick Perry
Perry
Catherine Frazier
Suehs
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court Up
Gallup
Dawnna Dukes
D-Austin
Dukes
Romney Bain Capital timing clash fuels campaign ads
Documents conflict over when Mitt Romney left Bain Capital and whether he maintained control as Romney and Obama trade ads. Obama accuses Romney of outsourcing ties and dishonesty while Romney counters, arguing outsourcing occurred after 1999. Each side aims to paint the other as untrustworthy four months before Election Day.
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Bain Capital
Washington
Barack Obama
Romney
Obama
U.S
China
Bain
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