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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 2002

Page

3

Congress Nears End Approves Homeland Security Push

Congress edged toward creating a homeland security department as the Senate cleared a procedural hurdle and the House moved to finish its work for the year. A terrorism insurance measure passed, with White House backing, while a bankruptcy reform faced abortion dispute. Pelosi became House leader, first woman to head a party in Congress.

Washington Congress Homeland Security Department Senate Tom Daschle D-S.d House Bush White House Sens John McCain R-Ariz Joseph Lieberman D-Conn Nancy Pelosi Dcalif Dick Gephardt Missouri Pelosi Scott McClellan

Indian bones to be reunited in Montana

Black Horse, a Cheyenne warrior linked to Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell, will see bone shards buried at his grave site in Montana this weekend. The interment marks a homecoming after he fought alongside Crazy Horse at Little Big Horn and fled to Montana. The ceremony spans three days with prayers and sweatlodge rites culminating in the burial of the bone fragments.

Washington Black Horse Ben Nighthorse Campbell Montana Crazy Horse Little Big Horn Campbell R-Cole Senate Herman J. Viola Smithsonian Institution Paula Malloy Fort Keogh Mont Oklahoma Viola

Coalitions Strike Iraqi Air Defense Site After Iraqi Firing

Iraq fired on U.S. and British warplanes patrolling northern and southern no fly zones, a breach of a U.N. resolution. Coalition aircraft bombed an Iraqi air defense site in retaliation. U.S. officials weigh reporting the incident to the Security Council as a potential trigger for broader action. Iraqi firing came from near An Najaf as Pentagon confirms surface to air missiles and anti aircraft fire.

Washington Iraq United States U.N. Security Council Pentagon Saddam Hussein Security Council U.S Saddam United Nations State Department Frederick David Lapan An Najaf Cmdr Dan Gage U.S. Central Command

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