Border States Forecast for New Mexico and Oklahoma
New Mexico will have fair mornings and hot afternoons with isolated thundershowers mainly in the mountains through Wednesday. Lows range 45 to 60 in the mountains and 60 to 75 elsewhere. Highs 85 to 95 in the mountains and 95 to 110 on the plains. Oklahoma expects sunny hot days and warm nights through Wednesday with highs around the mid 90s to 105 in the Panhandle and lows in the 70s. Highs Wednesday 95 to 105.
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Heat wave bakes Texas with 106 degree high and 110 near Rio Grande
Forecast calls for sunny hot weather across Texas with highs in the 90s to 110s. South winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight fair with a 70 degree low. East Texas may see scattered thunderstorms today. Texarkana reports hail the size of golf balls.
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Weather Summary for West Texas and South Central Areas
Extended forecast for Thursday through Saturday shows continued dry conditions with hot afternoons across South Plains Permian Basin Concho Pecos Valley and Far West with highs mostly in the 90s to low 100s and nightly lows in the 70s. Big Bend and Rio Grande regions expect 90s to low 100s with warm nights while East areas stay sunny and warm with a chance of storms Friday and Saturday and mid to upper 90s daytime highs.
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High Court Upholds Refusal of Life Support in Cruzan Case
The Supreme Court rules that state guardians may decide to discontinue life sustaining nutrition and hydration for persistent vegetative state patients under a clear and convincing standard. Justices White O Connor Scalia and Kennedy join in support, while Brennan Stevens Marshall Blackmun dissent. The ruling limits while preserving state authority and signals cautious oversight of end of life decisions.
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Parental notification cases loom after high court orders
The high court signaled potential limits on Roe v Wade with parental notification guidelines. Justices split, outlining options such as judicial bypass, 48 hour wait periods, and proof of maturity for minors seeking abortions. O'Connor provided key votes while opponents warned the rulings could chill reproductive rights and widen parental control.
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Senate debates flag amendment in wake of House vote
The Senate opened discussions on a constitutional amendment banning flag burning. Senator Daschle warned against altering the Bill of Rights on the Constitution's 200th anniversary, while Senator Foley led opposition, calling the measure an attack on fundamental rights. The proposal aimed to send the amendment to the states for ratification.
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Mandela defends violence in South Africa reform
Nelson Mandela defended the use of violence to end white-minority rule and urged President Bush not to lift sanctions. Bush affirmed sanctions stay and called for renouncing violence on all sides while citing Martin Luther King Jr. in a sunlit White House ceremony.
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Local clinic offers preventive care and screening in Ector County
Physicians from Texas Tech support a community clinic focusing on preventive medicine and early disease detection, especially diabetes. The center provides education counseling immunizations screenings and limited lab X ray and diagnostic services with referrals as needed. Funded by a Permian Basin regional planning grant, the clinic seeks local support and a full time physician to expand access for residents without comprehensive insurance. Call 333 3888 for information and eligibility.
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