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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 2004

Page

4

Carrier Enterprise Returns After Six Month Iraq Mission

The USS Enterprise the nation’s oldest nuclear powered aircraft carrier and its 5000 crew returned to Norfolk Naval Station after a six month deployment supporting the war in Iraq and the global war on terrorism. The crew and families cheered as the ship fired a two gun salute and a tiger cruise brought more than 1000 relatives ashore. The strike group operated across Iraq Afghanistan the Horn of Africa and the Indian Ocean while capturing two drug laden vessels and earning praise from Commander Capt. Eric C. Neidlinger.

Chad Carr Logan Enterprise Norfolk Naval Norfolk Iraq Norfolk, Va Norfolk Naval Station Navy Jim Hoeft Mediterranean Sea Persian Gulf Mayport Fla Afghanistan Horn of Africa Indian Ocean Eric C. Neidlinger

Harvard to launch multimillion stem cell research center

Harvard University announced plans to create a privately funded stem cell institute in Cambridge to grow and study human embryonic stem cells. Officials say fundraising may target about 100 million dollars, with Bush administration limits cited as a reason for private funding. Provost Steven Hyman and other Harvard scientists emphasize uniting experts to advance the field.

Cambridge, Mass Harvard University Bush Harvard Steven E. Hyman Hyman Boston Sunday Globe George Q. Daley Harvard Medical School Children’s Hospital

National News Roundup Gas prices jump nearly 7 cents

Nationwide gas prices rose 6.9 cents to 1.75 per gallon per Lundberg Survey covering 8000 stations. Since December the average has climbed about 25 cents while Friday’s price tops last year by a penny. Analysts cite higher crude oil prices and refinery costs with California showing 20 cent plus increases.

Camarillo Calif Lundberg Trilby Lundberg California

Boat sinks near Miami killing man and several rescued

A 20 foot pleasure boat sank in Biscayne Bay Saturday night off Miami. Earl White Sr, 65, drowned after the vessel began sinking while anchored. Alberto de la Torrez swam to a nearby island, Lester Vasquez was rescued by a Coast Guard auxiliary vessel, and agents recovered White's body. The Coast Guard cited a report from.Numbers and details follow in the release.

Miami Biscayne Bay Coast Guard Earl White Sr Alberto de la Torrez Lester Vasquez Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission White

TV reporter charged with sex with minors in Cincinnati

WCPO-TV reporter Stephen Hill 45 was charged with eight counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor after police say he had sexual contact with four youths aged 14 to 18 over three years. He was hospitalized with self harm injuries when officers arrested him Friday night.

Cincinnati Stephen Hill Hill University Hospital Wcpo-Tv

Man Hit and Dragged 95 Driver Home in Apparent Sinking Case

A 25 year old Lorton man Jasuel Galdino faces manslaughter driving while intoxicated and felony hit and run charges after his SUV struck Fusum Gebreegziabher 27 of Woodbridge on I 95 southwest of Washington D C. Gebreegziabher's body was dragged about 8 1 2 miles to the driver s home with the Coast Guard investigating the sinking cause.

Springfield Jasuel Galdino Lorton Fairfax County Sophia Grinnan Galdino Fusum Gebreegziabher Woodbridge Washington, D.C

Farrakhan Attacks Bush Kerry in Chicago Address

Nation of Islam leader Farrakhan derides President Bush and Sen John Kerry in Chicago urging blacks to back Al Sharpton or avoid the Kerry option. He accuses Bush of aiming for war from day one and says Saddam lacked weapons. He cites David Kay on Iraq weapons.

Chicago Farrakhan Nation of Islam Michael Jackson John Kerry D-Mass Bush Kerry al Sharpton Sharpton Iraq Saddam Hussein David Kay Saddam

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