U.S. strikes hit Fallujah amid Iraqi leadership row
The U.S. military says air missiles destroyed trench lines and positions held by fighters loyal to Abu Musab al Zarqawi. At least 14 people killed and 3 wounded in a Sunday strike on Fallujah as civilians frantically searched wreckage. Iraqi Prime Minister Allawi authorized the strikes after coalition intelligence and promised security cooperation, while the Philippines readsied a pullout of forces amid rising hostage fears.
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U.S
Abu Musab al Zarqawi
al-Qaida
Iraq
Al-Jazeera
Saad al-Amili
Health Ministry
Allawi
Armitage
Philippines
Angelo Dela Cruz
Baghdad
Delia Albert
Kuwait
Manila
Cosby shifts focus at charity event praising parents
Bill Cosby avoided recent criticism of segments of the black community during a Miami charity event at Zo's Summer Groove organized by Alonzo Mourning. He stayed with humor and praise for parents, instead of repeating remarks on teen pregnancy, poverty, and academic underachievement, addressing an eager crowd.
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Miami
Bill Cosby
Cosby
Miami Heat
Alonzo Mourning
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Iraq uranium claim lingers amid prewar intelligence debate
Reports challenge the reliability of prewar Iraq intelligence while keeping the uranium link alive. The British inquiry backs Bush and Blair on the claim as cautious outlines surface, even as Senate investigators cite insufficient proof of Saddam pursuing nuclear weapons.
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Washington
Iraq
White House
State of the Union
Saddam Hussein
Africa
Bush
Tony Blair
Senate Intelligence Committee
Saddam
Roberts
Wilson
CNN
CIA
Ment
International Atomic Energy Agency
Niger
Senate
Calvins Odessa Journey From Wagon To City Bus
Calvin, an Odessa oilman, watched the town grow from pastureland to a bustling city. He dug ditches for a pipeline, worked on pumpjacks, lived at the White Pool House in 1932, and saw the Ector Theatre. He finally rode the city bus, a milestone in a life of change. References to Humble in Odessa, Ruby his wife, and the town’s transformation anchor the piece.
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Panther Draw
Texas
Calvin
Humble
Odessa
Ruby
Houston
White Pool House
Ector Theatre
Flicking not swatting may cut infection risk study says
An NEJM article reviews a 57 year old Pennsylvania woman who died in 2002 from Brachiola algerae a fungus found in insects. Researchers warn that squashing a mosquito on skin could spread body parts and infection suggesting flicking away mid bite is wiser than crushing the insect.
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Toledo, Ohio
New England Journal of Medicine
Pennsylvania
Christina Coyle
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
Dawn Wesson
Tulane University
Four die in Alaska plane crash near Willow
A single engine Cessna 170 carrying a family on a sightseeing trip crashed north of Anchorage near the Parks Highway, killing four aboard. The craft, returning to Anchorage from Talkeetna, was found mangled with a broken tail and damaged wing after a very hard impact, authorities said.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Parks Highway
Willow
Talkeetna
Steven Linkhart
Matanuska-Susitna
Linkhart
Anchorage Daily
UTPB Tuition Change Tied To 2003 Advisory Plan
Watts explains that the per credit hour increase at UTPB followed a 2003 tuition advisory committee decision. The final amount funded hiring for growth, with new programs in music and social work, the latter funded from reserves. Bruce Carter leads the new social work program. Cat-sam adjusts to growth while praising the UT system.
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Watts
UTPB
Bruce Carter
Carter
Real estate and celebrity jabs swirl in a chaotic week
The column surveys a mix of pop culture and politics with mentions of John Kerry at a Heinz estate in Nantucket, Martha Stewart’s five month prison sentence, Jenna Bush teaching in Harlem, and Bush administration critiques. It riffs on media, elections, and celebrity scandal.
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Wilson
John Kerry
Robert Novak
CIA
Valerie Plame
Plame
Senate
Hollywood
Nantucket
Heinz
Whoopi Goldberg
SlimFast
President Bush
Radio City Music Hall
Martha Stewart
America
New York
Odessa American contact and service hours notice
Public notice listing newspaper contact details and service hours for Odessa American. Includes publisher editor contacts, department phone numbers, subscription rates, ad policies, and missing paper line. Ends with website address www.odgod.com.
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