Fort Stockton woman fights wrongful conviction on fire death
Sunday feature examines a Fort Stockton woman claiming wrongful conviction for killing her uncle by arson. The American plans to explore efforts to free her from prison as readers review the case.
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Glider World Record Attempt Fails Near North Dakota
Crash Pierson launches from Schiemeyer Field in a bid to break the world long distance mark in a glider. Scott, a five time world holder and 25 time winner, circles a dryline cloud bank toward the Canadian border but is forced to turn back due to weak thermals and holes, promising to try again tomorrow.
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Reeves theater named for Dana and Chris Reeve in Williamstown
A Williamstown Theater Festival cabaret opened with the theater dedicated to actor Christopher Reeve and his wife Dana Morosini Reeve. Reeve, paralyzed after a riding accident, attended as the honor was announced, and Dana Reeve performed the song The Music That Makes Me Dance she sang nine years earlier in the same room.
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Lottery numbers update for Pick 3 Cash 5 and Lotto Texas
Up to date information on Pick 3 9 5 4 and Cash 5 Lotto Texas is available from Infoline. Call 80-4636 press and Bivd. 915 368-5243 for current results and winning numbers.
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Corporations back plans to fund poor neighborhoods
The Times reports a self sustaining fund seeks up to 100 million, with investors contributing equally and no profits taken. Contributors allegedly include Time Warner, Chase, Citicorp, Bankers Trust, Morgan Stanley, and Berg, Kravis Roberts & Co ironed into the plan.
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White House aide questioned over files tied to Reagan Bush era
At a Senate hearing Livingstone testified about 300 to 400 files not part of the Clinton era and described orders from Tony Marceca to gather FBI files. Senators Biden and Specter pressed for clarity while White House officials defended limited disclosure and potential immunity for Marceca, as questions swirled over security access and personnel records.
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Affirmative action supporters defend programs in education
Action leaders and Hispanic groups defend affirmative action, arguing it expanded access for minorities and women in higher learning and job markets. They warn dismantling programs would hurt diversity and future college graduate pools, noting surveys show varied views by age race and gender.
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Southern Methodist University
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FDA weighs options on emergency contraception and pill labeling
The FDA faces decisions after a panel found emergency contraception effective about 75 percent. Advocates urge marketing or labeling changes to guide doctors, while Wyeth-Ayerst will only sell abroad. Debates include public health protection and concerns over abortion debates.
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Seenant
James Toot I
Pan University
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Wyeth
Lindstadt
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Lawmakers press topics on holding tobacco providers liable
Morales pursues a 4 billion suit against the tobacco industry arguing strong measures restrict youth smoking. Attorney general and Sen Moncrief back tough rules to curb underage use, while Philip Morris defends non recruitment claims and promotes a youth protection plan.
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Mike Moncrief
D-Fort Worth
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