Texas AG Cornyn to argue Santa Fe ISD case before high court
Texas Attorney General John Cornyn said he is ready to argue the Santa Fe Independent School District case before the US Supreme Court. He warned the law in this area is exceedingly murky and stressed education funding should focus on education rather than litigation. He noted the case involves student led prayer at high school football games and the district faces possible lawsuits depending on actions taken.
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Austin
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Washington
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Ugandan Cult Leaders Linked to Over 150 Murders Found
Police say 153 bodies including 59 children were buried in a dirt floor of an abandoned house near Rukungiri, a second probe site tied to a Ugandan doomsday cult. Deaths now treated as homicides, with leaders possibly fleeing after a fatal church fire.
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Uganda
Assuman Mugenyi
Mugenyi
Associated Press
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Lowe's La Tienda beer and wine sale stance clarified
The City Council refused two weeks ago to consider beer and wine sales at Lowe's La Tienda on West Clements Street, but the Lubbock chain store site will not close. A Pentagon inspector general survey released Friday found anti gay speech and harassment common in the U S military, especially among young enlisted troops.
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Regional Spelling Bee Aims for Washington Trip
Spelling bee winners from 14 West Texas counties compete today in the 22nd Annual Regional Spelling Bee sponsored by the Odessa American. The champion earns an all expenses paid trip to Washington to join the National Spelling Bee during the week of May 28. Registration starts at 9 a.m. at Deaderick Auditorium Odessa College. contest begins at 9 30 a.m.
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Washington, D.C
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Odessa College
Hollywood Henderson claims 28 million lottery win
Former Dallas Cowboys linebacker Thomas Hollywood Henderson says he won a 28 million Lottery Texas prize after validating with the Texas Lottery Commission. He bought tickets over 10 years at Nan's Drug and Pharmacy, relying on quick picks and treatment of the win as a fun, assuming prize claims process. He past issues include a 1983 arrest for drug-related crimes and later community service work.
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Henderson
Texas Lottery Commission
Seeee
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Nau’s
Cox
Dallas
Cowboys
California
Search resumes at sunrise in Big Spring for missing boy
In Big Spring a 6 year old boy, Dalton Harbour, remains missing after he and his 19 month old sister Peyton were swept from their mother’s car by floodwater. Peyton’s body was found late Thursday. The search, paused for the night, to continue at dawn today.
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Big Spring
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Midland Department of Public Safety
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