Moussaoui Testimony Reframes 9/11 Role in Court
Zacarias Moussaoui testified that he was to hijack a fifth jetliner on September 11, 2001, with Richard Reid and strike the White House, while Khalid Shaikh Mohammed described a second wave of incidents. The 37-year-old French Moroccan defendant faced a packed courtroom as jurors weighed death or life imprisonment. Donald Rumsfeld labeled Islamic extremists among the United States’ brutal enemies in remarks featured inside.
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Zacarias Moussaoui
Richard Reid
White House
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
U.S
Moussaoui
Shaikh Mohammed
Bluebonnets Bloom In West Odessa Yard Despite Drought
In West Odessa, Jim and Sandy Ator and their son Benjamin showcase a thriving bluebonnet garden in a neighbor’s yard edge. They moved last September and did little to water or till the soil, adding only decor like wagon wheels for contrast as irises and naked lady flowers complemented the display. The Ators expect blooms through summer and fall and may add Indian paintbrush for color.
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West Odessa
Jim
Sandy Ator
Benjamin
Ator
Odessa
Jim Ator
Mark Sterkes
CHIP enrollment chaos flusters Texas families
Hundreds of Texas families face health coverage gaps as CHIP enrollment changes, vendor switches, and new rules trigger errors. In Fort Worth a single mother loses $1,000 in care when her daughter’s CHIP coverage lapses due to enrollment mistakes blamed on the vendor and administrative policy, amid ongoing budget cuts and policy shifts.
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Austin
Texas
Congress
Fort Worth
Ida Grayson
Amber Nicole Grayson
Grayson
AIDS Drugs Show Promise In Preventing HIV Spread
In Atlanta and beyond, researchers move toward using HIV drugs to prevent infection. After twenty five years since the first cases, early tests expand to healthy high risk adults worldwide following monkey study hints. Matthew Bell, a study volunteer, holds a pill container with a memory chip to track adherence.
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