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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 2003

Page

6

Notifying families in loss moments shapes National Guard help

Charleston coverage follows Col. Terry Melton and Maj. Bill Crane as West Virginia National Guard staff prepare 50 next-of-kin notifiers and casualty officers to comfort grieving families. The piece centers on Pfc Jessica Lynch’s parents as Navy and Marine roles blend with Army procedures.

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Giving meters aim to aid Seattle homeless youth

Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels proposed five green giving meters near the University of Washington to collect spare change for homeless youths. The project, inspired by Vancouver meters, seeks to reduce panhandling and fund community projects like murals, with a $750 installation cost and June rollout pending community input.

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Thousands Swear Oath at Los Angeles Citizenship Mass

In two ceremonies at the Sports Arena, more than 7,500 immigrants from over 100 countries were sworn in as citizens, including 23 armed forces members. Judge Gary Feess administered the oath as the arena served as a federal court, with veterans praised for their sacrifices and attendees lauding America’s war aims.

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