Photos of Saddam sons released spark debate worldwide
US officials defend releasing bloodied images of Odai and Qusai Hussein amid claims they may help weaken insurgents by denying fear of the regime. Critics question authenticity and call for more faces, while Iraqi civilians assess the photos on TV.
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Dalai Lama to Visit Bloomington for Interfaith Temple Dedication
The Dalai Lama will visit Bloomington on September 7 to dedicate the 10,000 square foot Chamtse Ling interfaith temple. Muhammad Ali is set to meet the Dalai Lama, marking their first encounter, as Bloomington and Indiana University host the event supporting Tibet and world peace. The Dalai Lama leads a government-in-exile in Dharmsala after fleeing Tibet in 1959 and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989.
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Autopsy Expected In Unattended Death In Odessa
Odessa police expect autopsy results next week for Sandre Gerald Dean a 51 year old man found dead Wednesday in his Odessa home after a neighbor reported a foul odor Medical Examiner B J White classified him dead at 6 p m and police noted the death is not considered homicide An autopsy is required by state law Graveside funeral services are set for 10 a m Saturday at Rose Hill Cemetery in Merkel
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West Texas to gain wind farms powering thousands of homes
Austin firm Cielo Wind Power and Orion Energy will build 160 turbines near Snyder to supply about 30 000 homes annually. Houston’s DER Development plans 25 turbines near Sweetwater for roughly 18 750 homes a year, with up to 400 megawatts planned for Sweetwater to serve 200 000 homes. TXU Energy and Green Mountain will buy power from Sweetwater and Snyder sites.
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Ban on beer bottles sparks Pecos council debate
Pecos officials discuss a potential ban on single serving beer bottles to curb litter. The council seeks a legal opinion from the attorney general on whether to ban only beer bottles or all glass single serving bottles. Some residents, including Robert Hanks, oppose the plan calling it ridiculous while noting bottle sales outpace cans.
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Beechjet 400A T-1s Used for Navy Training Near Pensacola
An incident involving T-1 Jays over Pensacola occurred as pilots, including three officers and two second lieutenants, reported a possible bird strike while on approach. No injuries or damage to the aircraft were found, and the crew followed standard operations. The aircraft, a Beechjet 400A variant, remains a key training platform with over 30,000 annual flight hours.
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Odessa American Postal Notice Summary
Postal notice from Odessa American printed at 222 E. Tian Sunet in Odessa Texas reiterates mailing details and postmaster address. It states standard round class postage paid in Odessa and provides address for changes to P O Box 2952.
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Readers Guide Ad Rates and Subscriptions Listing
A mixed readable fragment shows advertising rates and subscription prices for a local publication. It lists phone numbers, a web address, and various cost tiers for display ads and mail subscriptions, along with staff contacts for production and publishing.
Not so fast Mr Hussein and other global headlines
A collage of headlines covers Bush in Philadelphia pushing reflex tax refunds, Saddam Hussein and his sons killed in Mosul, Ephedra hearings and Harvards ad campaigns on binge drinking. It notes Jesse Jackson’s Liberia remarks, NBC selling Bonanza abroad, Rumsfeld photo aims, and Howard Dean’s Iowa bike race.
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Bald eagle egg destroyed over permit in Kentucky incident
In Frankfort Kentucky a pair of bald eagles at a game farm laid a rare egg in April and officials destroyed it to avoid breaching a federal permit. A federal official suggested the egg could have been shipped to them. In May Laurie Hanniford of Carlisle Pennsylvania was fined 352 dollars for not filing a 2000 state tax return at age 14 on 316 dollars of earnings with no tax due.
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Laurie Hanniford
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