U S and Mexico vow long term drug war aid
Senior U S officials pled long term support for Mexico's drug war while noting the U S demand for illegal narcotics fuels violence. Hillary Clinton said cartels fight both governments and cited the March 13 killings in Ciudad Juarez as a grim reminder. The delegation included Defense Secretary Gates and Admiral Mullen as assurance of serious commitment.
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Former Nazi hit man convicted of WWII murders
An 88 year old German court convict Heinrich Boere of murdering three Dutch civilians as part of a Nazi hit squad in 1944. He received a life sentence after decades of pursuit by justice officials and relatives. Boere showed no reaction as the verdict was read.
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Suspected U S Missile Strikes House in Pakistan Near Afghan Border
Three people killed in Miran Shah, North Waziristan, in a strike officials say targeted al Qaida and Taliban figures. The Haqqani network controls the area, with authorities noting drones commonly hit militant targets across the border in Afghanistan. In Afghanistan, 30 bodies recovered after a northeastern avalanche, with five more missing two weeks on.
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Bin Laden daughter released from Iran to Syria
Iman bin Laden, 18, daughter of Osama bin Laden, has been freed from Iran where she had lived under house arrest since 2001. Her brother Omar and sister-in-law Zaina Alsabah say she is now in Syria with her mother and is healthy and settling in.
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Odessa man faces more charges after pot arrest
Rondale Gerrod Farris, 30, jailed on marijuana charges last week, was charged Tuesday with possession of a prohibited weapon, theft of a firearm and possession of a controlled substance after investigators searched his residence on North Hancock Avenue. He remains in the Ector County Detention Center on bonds totaling $35,500.
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Odessa College trustees approve election cancelation and board bids
Odessa College trustees canceled the May 8 school board elections as all three candidates run unopposed and confirmed Richard Abalos Tara Deaver and Bruce Shearer to the board. They also approved removal from the State Employees Charitable Campaign Program and discussed the Eden Demand online learning initiative. The board authorized selling 2500 W. 12th St. property for 5000 and approved lab fees for nursing and education courses to cover student expenses.
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