Trey faces uncertain hours as support pours in
At a vigil for Trey,Permian's Black Magic choir sang hymns while family and friends offered comfort. Rev. Kyle Rodgers urged action and prayer, praising the community's support and Trey’s fellow students, and friends expressed unwavering belief in his recovery despite the tough odds.
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VW Unveils Retro Beetle in Mexico Farewell Event
In Puebla Volkswagen previews a retro edition Beetle as final production nears. About 3,000 units in blue and beige will be built before the last car rolls off July 30, with 2,999 sold at 84 000 pesos each and the final car sent to Germany.
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Reform plan for guest workers echoes border security concerns
Senate discussion centers on an evaluation system for guest workers seeking permanent status with inputs from Mexico and Central America and inquiries from Bangladesh and Pakistan. Some labor unions oppose, others show cautious backing as debates split along pro amnesty lines. Economics professor Kennedy notes limited impact but possible labor shifts. AFL CIO weighs in as the nine month visa program targets seasonal employment.
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Salma Hayek Passes Directing The Maldonado Miracle
Salma Hayek says she initially declined directing the Showtime movie The Maldonado Miracle then revisited scripts after Frida. The film marks Havek’s directorial debut and stars Ruben Blades Peter Fonda and Marc Winningham. Hayek produced and the movie airs Oct 12 on Showtime.
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Town celebrates The Blob at BlobFest in Phoenixville
Phoenixville, Pennsylvania marks the Fourth Annual BlobFest as fans re create the 1958 film scene at the Colonial Theatre. Mary Foote, executive, says the event has taken on a life of its own as hundreds gather for the horror icon’s celebration.
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Wal-Mart opens first Beijing store in China
Wal-Mart launched its first Beijing outlet as part of its China expansion. Thousands of shoppers crowded the Sam's Club on the city’s western edge testing electronics and seafood while price appeals drew families. Company plans two more Beijing stores, signaling growing foothold in Chinese retail.
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Army Col. Kassem Saleh Affair Scandal Unfolds
Investigations reveal more than 50 women were duped by 29 year Army Col. Kassem Saleh who conducted online romances and sent what one victim called the most intoxicating love letters. He claimed to be taller and later joked about shrinking after parachute jumps. Saleh issued a public apology after NYT exposure.
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Lakers Sign Karl Malone to League Minimum
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