Bush Pushes Health Message at Dallas YMCA Fundraiser
President Bush promotes healthy living at the Lakewest Family YMCA in Dallas and attends two Dallas fundraising dinners aimed at adding about $7 million to his campaign coffers. He links obesity costs to health care and urges better diet and exercise while facing ongoing Washington disputes over Iraq weapons evidence.
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Death of UK scientist linked to Iraq war intelligence
Police in Southmoor England identified the body found in Oxfordshire woods as David Kelly a Defense Ministry weapons expert at the center of questions about intelligence used to justify Bush Blair war claims. The inquiry continues with no foul play suspected while his wife said he was stressed and angry about the controversy.
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Odessa eyes 1950s landmark sign as city lot sale nears
Odessan negotiates to buy a parking-lot corner lot home to the old Cloth World sign and Pinkie’s Neon sign. Local therapists and store managers recall the era defining 1950s towers, long considered town landmarks, while plans hinge on city approval and a possible restoration.
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Officials target piracy
The music industry has issued at least 871 federal subpoenas against computer users this month suspected of illegally sharing music files on the Internet. About 75 new subpoenas are approved daily as the industry prepares civil suits to curb online piracy with major providers and universities compelled to reveal user identities.
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Ministers Debate Speaking in Tongues in Midland
Odessa and Midland church ministers will debate speaking in tongues at 2 30 p m Saturday in the Midland Public Library upstairs meeting room. The event will be videotaped for a forthcoming one hour documentary The Holy Voice produced by Jon Lindgren Via Media and Candlestick Media Ministries based in Midland.
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The Debate on Tongues Speaking at Midland Library
A 2:30 p.m. debate on speaking in tongues will be held Saturday in the upstairs room of the Midland County Library. Participants include Rev. Ken Redman, Abundant Life Church. Rev. Don Palmer, Life Unlimited Church. Rev. Mark Eldredge, St Nicholas Episcopal Church. Rev. Ken Davis, Seventh Day Adventist Midland Odessa. Jeff Sweeten, Eisenhower Church. Rev. John Burns, Church in Midland. Open to the public. information to call 498-8081.
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John Burns
Church In Midland
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