Two Churches Unite Across Denominations To Share Traditions
In a move to strengthen faith and unity, two churches from different denominations agree to share worship spaces and exchange liturgical practices, signaling broader cooperation between congregations.
Regulators push new child and small woman air bag dummies
Washington AP regulators design dummies for children and small women to test auto air bags, not just adult male dummies. A 6 year old child dummy is due next week, with a small woman dummy planned for August and a 3 year old for September. Consumer groups say test results remain secret.
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Washington
United States
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Irish street performer stabbed in Amsterdam stunt
An Irish street performer aged 23 who invites spectators to stab his chest was wounded in Amsterdam when an onlooker slashed him near the heart. Police said he was hospitalized and expected to recover fully.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Klaus Wilting
Last ROT member Keyes sentenced after 13 hour raid
Richard F. Keyes III, the last of five Republic of Texas members, convicted of burglary with intent to commit aggravated assault after 45 minutes of deliberation. He received 90 years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine for his role in the Davis Mountains Resort raid and 13 hour hostage siege on April 27, 1997.
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Republic of Texas
Albert Valadez
Richard F. Keyes III
Keyes
Davis Mountains
Mike
Gregg Paulson
Karen
Richard McLaren
Robert “White Eagle
Otto
Deal nears on shifting IRS burden of proof
Washington AP report: lawmakers strike tentative pact to expand taxpayer rights, create IRS oversight board, and shift civil case burden of proof to the IRS. The package seeks tighter agency oversight, clearer rules, and broader protections for innocent spouses amid questions on payment mechanisms and multibillion dollar costs.
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IRS
Washington
House
Senate
Internal Revenue Service Oversight Board
Congress
William Roth Jr
Del
Senate Finance Committee
Lee Roth
Ways Means Committee
Bill Archer
Texas
Charles Rangel
D-N-Y
Senate Lawmaks
Officials say Tl plant closure not a tragedy
Midland Texas Instruments will close and cut about 230 jobs but Odessa officials project a bright outlook. Odessa Chamber of Commerce chief executive officer Mike George cites a 4.3 percent unemployment rate in the Odessa Midland MSA and high demand for skilled labor. About 75 percent of TI workers may relocate to Sherman with the Midland operation. The rest are expected to find work locally as demand remains strong.
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Texas Instruments
Midland
Odessa
Mike George
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Odessa-Midland
Sherman
Anne Prewett
George
Texas Instruments relocation and separation packages outlined
The notice details relocations to Sherman with TI including a resettlement allowance tied to realtor costs and a paid house-hunting day. It also describes separation packages for employees with under 15 years who do not relocate, covering continued pay for years of service, outplacement services for six months, and life insurance and medical/dental subsidies scaled by tenure. See GLANCE on Page 2A.
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Texas Instruments
Sherman
State hit with second drought in three years
Texas endures severe drought with fields parched and fires in dry conditions. Cornfields yellow, soil dusty, wildlife like coyotes and opossums seek water, as agricultural losses approach 517 billion and total state losses near 1.7 billion. Ranchers voice dire outlook amid scarce rain and hotter weather.
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Monte Alto
Texas
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