Sister of Resendiz aide helps weaken defense claim
The sister of admitted serial killer Angel Maturino Resendiz, who brokered his surrender last July, inadvertently aided prosecutors by undercutting a central defense assertion on Thursday. The disclosure strengthens the state’s position in the high profile case.
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Police Athletic League Safety Fair and Rodeo at Music City Mall
The Police Athletic League partners host a safety fair and bicycle rodeo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Music City Mall. Safety booths near the north entrance, rodeo courses in the east parking lot by Sears, and helmet giveaways for the first 305 registrants who complete the course. The event includes vehicle registrations for HEAT and a rollover display by TxDOT, with sponsors Medical Center Hospital and others. for details call 335-4600.
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Putin hosts Ted Turner in Kremlin talks sports and disarmament
In Moscow Vladimir Putin met Ted Turner in the Blue Hall becoming the first Western businessman to be granted an audience with Russia's leader. They discussed reviving the Goodwill Games in Russia and broader nuclear, chemical and biological disarmament, with Turner urging full elimination of weapons.
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Romeo and Juliet Swans Welcome First Swim at Exbury Gardens
AP PHOTO captures Romeo and Juliet, a pair of black swans at Exbury Gardens in the New Forest, Hampshire, England, guiding their newborn cygnet on its first swim Thursday.
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House OKs 45 Billion Conservation Fund for Parks and Lands
The House approved a 15 year 45 billion dollar conservation fund to buy parks pay for wildlife protection and restore coastal areas. It would spend nearly 3 billion annually supporting land purchases beach rebuilding wetlands and creating parks and bike paths. Prospects in the Senate are uncertain amid western property rights opposition and Democratic Republican split.
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Los Alamos Fire Rages Destroying 400 Homes
A Los Alamos wildfire driven by 50 mph winds reduced hundreds of homes to ruins and forced total evacuation of the town once linked to atomic bomb history. The blaze grew from 3,700 to 18,000 acres, with government brush-clearing cited as the initial cause. In Ruidoso, a Sunday campfire fire burned 8,600 acres in Lincoln National Forest and prompted neighborhood evacuations as officials reported 35 percent containment by Thursday.
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Supreme Court dismisses suit over TAAS tests in WISD plan
The Texas Supreme Court ruled 6-3 the lawsuit by the Gibsons against Waco Independent School District over requiring young children to pass TAAS tests is premature. The majority said no concrete injury was shown and allowed refiling after actual impact. justices O'Neill and Gonzales joined in the outcome while Chief Justice Phillips and Justices Owen, Hecht dissented.
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