Meadows and Riders Welcome Odessa Volunteers Recall War Service
Meadows recalls joining Inter- Rail Transport in the wake of 9 11 after a break room chat with GM Motors coworkers. A Winder Barrow High School graduate, he considered Navy SEALs before combat control teams. Injured, he went to Walter Reed for rehab, walking in two months and running in six, then returned to McChord, Washington to leave the military in 2011. Barker notes efforts to make motorcycles.
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Odessa
Ray McDowell
McDowell
Winder Barrow High School
Winder
Meadows
GM Motors
Navy
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Bethesda
McChord
Wash
Barker
Combat Hero Bike Build Supports Wounded Veteran Ride
A veterans group selects a recipient for a custom motorcycle built in California to accommodate injuries and safety. Each bike costs 30 000 to 35 000 dollars, funded by sales and donations. The first recipient was Charlie Linville, the Mount Everest climber. The project coincides with Run for the Wall events ending in Washington, D C, as Meadows leads riders through Texas and Indiana toward Tennessee.
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Everest
Meadows
Washington, D.C
Odessa
American Legion
Cookeville
Tenn
Corydon
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Lynnville
Nicole Meadows
Trevor
McDowells
AVID Essay Sparks Student Inspiration and Plans
Sujan Lujan shares an AVID essay about personal growth and ambition during lunch, noting AVID's impact on his life and his goal to inspire others. He will present at the AVID Summer Institute in Dallas in June, addressing educators from across the nation as a role model who plans to give back to his community.
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Avid
Sujan
Avid Summer Institute
Dallas
Lujan
Crowe
Crowe Plans Dallas Visit For Essay Reading Scholarships
Crowe aims to be in Dallas when Susan reads his essay. He and his wife awarded the scholarship to one student at each traditional high school who might not be able to attend college otherwise. You couldn't ask for a better young man, Crowe said.
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Crowe
Dallas
Susan
Zika Case Counts Rise With Broader Testing Guidance
CDC officials say the rise in pregnant women infected with Zika reflects a broader counting method rather than increased risk. Experts note many infections are asymptomatic and confirm cases in Puerto Rico and U S territories rose from 65 to 122, as doctors are urged to test exposed pregnant women even without symptoms.
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Neil Silverman
UCLA
California Department of Public Health
CDC
Richard Bergs
University of Pittsburgh
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American Samoa
U.S. Virgin Islands
Zika funding splits pace Senate and House clash
President Obama was briefed by health officials on Zika as Congress debates emergency funding. The Senate approved an 11 billion plan to fight Zika while the House backed 622 million, delaying a final bill and prompting renewed calls for full funding.
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Congress
Senate
House
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