Tragic multi-vehicle crash near Odessa injures bulls and bystanders
A fiery crash involving 18 wheelers and a pickup occurred on a Texas highway. No serious injuries reported for the occupants, but bulls were injured. Fire crews battled flames for about 20 minutes as aerosol cans burst and diesel spilled. Rachelle Arzadon described a loud blast and smoke seen from downtown Odessa. The survivor, Rachel Todorevich of El Paso, slowed before colliding with cargo.
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Texas to phase out funding for WHP groups tied to abortion
Texas health officials brace for a wage and service shift as CMS funding supports at least three months of transition for WHP patients while the state moves to discontinue support for networks affiliated with abortion providers. Planned Parenthood officials warn of resource gaps as about 130000 women rely on the program.
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Judge keeps Naylor in secured facility for public safety
Dr. Nini Swe, Naylor's psychiatrist, warns release could risk harm to others as he shows no remorse for killing his mother. Dr. Kenneth Dorman notes improvement but fears acute psychotic setbacks. marijuana use at the hospital worsens symptoms. Naylor has been in state mental health care since 2004 with no available rehabilitation facility in the Permian Basin to support release.
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Big Spring State Hospital
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Job recovery endures in March with factories
The March labor picture shows hiring steady in factories across the Northeast as unemployment claims fall to a four year low. Government data indicate a improving labor market with modest inflation, supporting a seven day Dow rise and broader stock gains led by upbeat manufacturing signals.
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Fort Worth Teen Sentenced to 10 Years for Manslaughter
A 14-year-old Fort Worth boy received a 10 year term in a juvenile jail after pleading manslaughter for killing a stranger with a single unprovoked punch. State District Judge Jean Boyd handed down the sentence on Thursday. The juvenile remains unnamed due to age.
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