Apollo moon rock case traps three young suspects in Florida
The Tampa FBI case ties Thad Roberts Gordon McWorter and Shae Saur to an alleged Apollo lunar rock sale. Investigators say Roberts posed as “Orb” arranging a transaction in Orlando after meeting undercover agents in May. Fowler is described as involved, with details about their firing and roles still unclear.
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Study finds women show stronger neural response to emotional scenes
Turhan Canli of SUNY Stony Brook leads a Stanford collaboration showing women recall more emotional pictures and exhibit tighter brain-emotion coupling than men. The 12 women and 12 men study used graded emotional intensity and brain imaging to identify active regions, with broader experts noting cognitive links and variable plasticity.
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N Sync Star Lance Bass Aims for Space Station Flight
Moscow officials say pop singer Lance Bass is negotiating a contract with the Russian space agency for an autumn mission to the International Space Station. Bass has cleared medicals, trained at Star City, and could join Sergei Zaletin and Frank DeWinne if terms are finalized.
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Bush defends economy amid corporate reform push
President Bush visits Argonne National Laboratory and urges Congress to pass stronger corporate responsibility laws to stabilize markets. He rejects calls for Treasury Secretary O Neill s resignation while noting three market dips accompany his growth rhetoric. He cites Enron ties and WorldCom bankruptcy as warning signs and stresses fundamentals remain solid.
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Colonias sewer plan eyed for 2.4 million cost
Ray says the study could unlock grants for colonias in Ector County to improve fire and police response and public services, parks, and beautification. Grants may come slowly from USDA, Rural Affairs, and HUD, with 75 percent Hispanic population and 12 percent female‑headed households cited.
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PUC to Aid Texans in Billing After Deregulation Push
Texas moves toward electric market competition with ERCOT oversight and a new Texas Electric Choice primer to help 5.3 million eligible consumers. From January through June 1999 consumer switching rose from 180000 to 303000, with savings around 20 dollars on June bills. Public awareness efforts aim to reassure and educate while lawmakers monitor for market manipulation and potential price spikes.
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Odessa American Subscriptions and Contact Details
Information on how to reach the Odessa American includes main number hours and out of town lines. Subscription rates for daily and weekend editions are listed with monthly and quarterly options, along with delivery timings and regional contact details.
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Hillary Clinton as VP chatter in 2004 race
Argus Hamilton notes Democrats discuss Hillary Clinton as a potential running mate in 2004. He recalls her as a prior VP and mocks her virtual presidency while linking Wall Street woes and political jabs amid a busy entertainment and sports weekend.
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Gondola Line Near Line of Control Draws Visitors
Gulmarg gondolas operated by Jammu and Kashmir State Cable Car Corp glide within three miles of the Line of Control despite ground fire threats. Skiing hiking and golf business is down but crowds still visit. In Lebanon border clashes, Israeli and Hezbollah forces briefly exchanged paint-gun fire as they stood down from live ammo.
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