Iraq Faces Worst Attack Since Transfer As Gov Losses Hit
The car bombing outside Iraq s interim government complex in Baghdad killed at least 10 and wounded 40 as gunmen in the north claimed the governor s life. Prime Minister Allawi called the act naked aggression and vowed a crackdown while insurgents seek to derail the new administration.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Cial
United States
U.S
Yad Allawi
Allawi
Philippines
Angelo Dela Cruz
Blair inquiry finds no lie on Iraq intel
An inquiry concluded that Blair did not lie about Iraq intelligence. The report references the former coalition authority site now housing Iraqs interim government and U S and British embassies. The Health Ministry says ten Iraqis were killed while applying for government jobs. the US military cites eleven fatalities.
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Blair
Iraq
U.S. Coalition Authority
U.S
Health Ministry
MCH launches dog therapy program Caring Paws
Odessa American reports Medical Center Hospital launching Caring Paws a dog therapy program to visit eligible patients. Seven handlers and seven canine teams participate. Volunteers can join or have dogs evaluated. Program originated by Shari Lowe nurse and analyst. Funded in part by a $2,400 donation from the Medical Center Hospital Auxiliary.
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Josie Gans
Gromit
Juanita Macia
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Caring Paws
Pat Garcia
Volunteer Services Department
Lowe
Webster
Merlot
Medical Center
Two men charged in brawl in Odessa
Two men turned themselves in Wednesday in Odessa after a Friday night fight at Arbor Oaks apartment complex. Cameron Naesean Prince, 19, and Joshua Larm Curry, 19, each faced multiple counts of aggravated assault and awaited bond. Police, sheriff and DPS units, including K9 and a helicopter, responded to the incident.
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South Odessa
Cameron Naesean Prince
Fitch Ave
Ector County Detention Center
Bond
Joshua Larm Curry
S. Jackson Ave
Prince
Curry
Ector County Sheriff's Deputies
Texas Department of Public Safety
OPD K
DPS
Arbor Oaks
Man in Custody After Six Month OD Police Probe
A 42-year-old Odessa man Jose Benavides faces theft of a firearm and potential additional charges after a six month Odessa Police Department investigation into buying transporting and selling stolen property and weapons. He is in the Ector County Detention Center on a $10000 bond. The probe began in January and was concluded after Benavides attempted to buy firearms but investigators did not intend to let the firearms pass. See OPD on Page 2A.
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Odessa
Jose Benavides
Milburn Ave
Ector County
Benavides
Lou Orras
Orras
Coming Tomorrow Ticket It's Summer Mummers time again
A brief notice urges readers to prepare for the Summer Mummers performances beginning tomorrow. It hints at lively community entertainment with local participants and festive atmosphere to expect in the coming days.
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Al-Jazeera Television
Alsayeid Mohammed Alsayeid Algarabawi
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Shari Lowe
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Cindera Nealy
10Th St
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Texas Education
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