Saddam Hussein faces war crime charges in Baghdad hearing
Saddam scoffed at war crimes charges in a public court appearance, denouncing the proceedings as theater by Bush. He defended Iraq, claimed immunity, and criticized Kuwait references while lecturing the young judge. Tariq Aziz, former deputy prime minister, was among 11 defendants listening to the charges.
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Saddam Hussein faces Iraqi court in 1988-1991 charges
Saddam Hussein, in a defiant appearance, addresses seven charges from 1988 chemical attacks on Kurds to the 1991 Shiite uprising. He disputes coalition authority and questions the judge, while noting he could not pay for a lawyer. Outside, U S troops and vehicles stand by as he is escorted back to jail.
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West Texas groups back rail line and water safeguards
West Texas leaders push for the South Orient Railroad opening by September 1 to spur regional growth from San Angelo to Mexico. They form Rio Nuevo style water protection efforts, encourage interdistrict dialogue, and seek statewide cooperation across Pecos to El Paso, Van Horn, and Ozona with early fall meetings planned in Fort Stockton.
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ECISD weighs options as superintendent’s fate looms
ECISD faces a potential 120000 pay and 30000 loss in state funding if the superintendent departs. The board meets Tuesday to discuss retirement, a separation agreement, interim leadership, and related employment actions amid rumors of potential dismissal. Larry Edwards retirement adds to interim planning. The meeting is 7 p.m. in the ECISD Board Room.
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Durst cleared in fan injury at 2000 Lansing show
An appeals court ruled Fred Durst and Limp Bizkit not liable for injuries to a fan at a 2000 The Palace of Auburn Hills concert after Durst invited fans to descend to the main floor. The Michigan Court of Appeals upheld the decision in a unanimous ruling.
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Telvista center update and MOTRAN funding outlook
Burnett reported on Telvista Co. $4 million technical assistance call center construction with a July 13 facility tour and luncheon for civic leaders. MOTRAN's June updates were given by Hooker, Hensley, Porter, Williams, and Sivalls. Beauchamp forecast a summer Congress vote on a highway bill compromise, with MOTRAN seeking $19 million for La Entrada al Pacifico projects and Odessa and the chamber seeking $5 million for the $11 million John Ben Shepperd Parkway overpass. He expressed optimism for an extended July 31 deadline and eventual transportation funding.
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Yukos hit by new tax demand and court action
Russian oil major Yukos faces a 3.4 billion tax payment for 2000 after bailiffs served the order. The tax service seeks about 3.3 billion for 2001, threatening total claims around 6.7 billion. Shares slid 15 percent as reports of fresh 2002 2003 demands emerged. Bailiffs inventory assets and freeze orders were issued at Yukos Moscow headquarters amid bank account freezes.
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President Bush dodges questions on Fahrenheit 9/11 release
President Bush smiles when asked about Fahrenheit 9/11 as audiences pay nine dollars for tickets. The piece notes his Reagan comparison and mentions Tracy McGrady’s $90 million contract trade to the Houston Rockets, with arrival greeting from Houston’s mayor.
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Bush authorizes call-up of retirees for Iraq mission
President Bush on Tuesday ordered the involuntary recall of retired soldiers and airmen for duty in Iraq while the IRS plans to assist in locating them. He spoke at the new Iraqi Embassy in Washington, meeting a grateful delegation amid memories of kidnappings and violence.
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Texas Lottery Draws and Jackpot Details
Thursday July 1 results show Cash Five numbers 2 19 34 35 37, Pick 3 5 9 0, Night game 8 1, Texas Two Step 18 29 30 34 26 with a $250,000 jackpot and official draws listed on vlottery org.
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New Mexico Lottery Road Runner Cash Draw
A New Mexico Lottery draw, Road Runner Cash, lists numbers 12 14 20 21 with a Wednesday drawing on June 30 at 9 2 2. The fragmented text confirms the game, date, and numbers but lacks additional context or winners.
Odessa American contact and policy notices brief
Odessa American publishes contact details for newsroom departments and ad departments. Includes addresses, phone numbers, fax lines, hours, and disclaimers about publication liability and subscription information.
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