WIPP site eyed for modern pit facility in New Mexico
Jay Lees of PP outlines plans for a potential $2 to $4 billion modern pit facility at WIPP to manufacture plutonium triggers for bombs. The project promises 1,500 jobs, spin-off gains for Carlsbad and Odessa, and alignment with DOE stockpile goals following Rocky Flats closure.
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Evidence notes no function beyond defector's claim for unit
US authorities say the mobile lab material may be dismantled for testing on hard to reach surfaces. The Bush administration insists Iraq pursued chemical biological and nuclear programs. Despite weeks of site searches no conclusive weapons found yet. Lt Gen Wallace says much information comes from lower tier Iraqis and not full program details. Cambone outlines the Iraq Survey Group to expand a 600-strong search team with 1,300 experts and 800 support staff to pursue regime ties and weapons.
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Ex-wife sues Shatner over breeding rights in Kentucky suit
In Versailles Kentucky William Shatner's former spouse Lafferty sues for breach of contract over a yearly breeding privilege for a horse named Great Day's Came the Son. The filing alleges Shatner provided semen in fresh cooled format prior to this season.
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Tornadoes cause damage across several states with injuries scarce
Tornadoes damaged more than a dozen trailer homes in northeast Mississippi and Downsville Louisiana with no serious injuries reported. High winds and heavy rain hit Arkansas and Alabama closing schools and canceling services. In Pierce City Missouri evacuations and recovery continued as an elderly dealer, T M Montgomery, estimated losses around $800000 to $1 million after windows shattered on dozens of cars. The Insurance Information Institute estimated insurance costs at least $325 million for earlier week tornadoes.
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Play about teen violence sparks cautious praise in Oregon
In Springfield Oregon students perform a play addressing bullying and a teenager's decline after reputation damage. Organizers hold a post show discussion while one parent defends the work as beneficial and notes youths face graphic images elsewhere.
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Odessa American address and contact lines
The Odessa American provides mailing and contact details including the spring publication note, street address 222 E. 4th Street Odessa Texas, post office box 2952, Odessa 79760, main phone 337 6262 and toll free 800 375 4661, with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Readers Guide and Home Delivery Rates Notice
The snippet outlines subscription options for daily and Sunday home delivery with rates for 1 to 12 months and weekend-only plans. It lists contact numbers for subscription and production staff and references mail and daily Sunday services.
Oil in North Korea and campaign theatrics in Hollywood
Argus Hamilton notes political theatre around President Bush and campaign backscreens while discussing Byrd attacks on Republicans and other figures. He jokes about media stunts, White House messaging, and foreign wine gifts as part of a satirical roundup. He also mentions Gary Hart stepping back from 2004 and his own Comedy Store role.
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Our Civilization in Decline debate at Missouri Supreme Court
The New York Times reported February oral argument on whether a death row inmate with a proper trial could be executed despite inadmissible new evidence of innocence. An assistant AG said yes. An AP report on Carolyn Joy, a Nebraska murderer, adds to the organ transplant debate. Joy was conditionally approved to join 117,300 awaiting livers, highlighting how need could trump other considerations in allocating scarce organs.
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