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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 2005

Page

6

Massive Sahara dust cloud heads toward the United States

A Saharan dust cloud is forecast to move toward the United States through Wednesday. National Weather Service expert Jim Lushine says the event should be modest but might influence sunrises and sunsets. Meteorologist Scott Kelly adds the dust could reach south Texas or Mexico if it continues westward, with little impact north of Florida unless a weather system pulls it southward.

Jim Lushine National Weather Service Miami Scott Kelly Weather Service Melbourne Texas Mexico Florida

Stockdale laid to rest at Naval Academy in solemn funeral

Vietnam War hero and Medal of Honor recipient Admiral James Stockdale was buried Saturday at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. About 500 mourners attended, including Medal of Honor recipients and former prisoners of war such as Sen. John McCain and Ross Perot. Stockdale died July 5 in Coronado California at 81 after battling Alzheimer's disease. He endured 7 1/2 years as a POW in Hanoi Hilton, four in solitary, and received the Medal of Honor in 1976 for his resistance.

Naval Academy Stockdale Coronado Calif Ers Arizona John McCain Texas Ross Perot White House North Vietnam Hanoi Hilton

Westmoreland Buried at West Point After Long Army Career

World War II veteran and former Army chief of staff General William Westmoreland was laid to rest at the U.S. Military Academy after dying at 91. A private service followed a chaplain’s tribute and a 17 gun salute as cadets saluted his coffin.

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