Bush labels Saddam a murderous tyrant in prime time
President Bush described Saddam Hussein as a murderous tyrant and warned of a possible Iraqi biological and chemical threat. He claimed Iraq and its so called nuclear holy warriors could have a weapon within a year, urging Congress to approve war authority. Voters expressed unease over potential casualties and economic impacts as votes approached. Democrats urged UN action and opposed unilateral action without broader support.
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Bush to speak on Iraq at Cincinnati Museum Center
President Bush addresses the nation on Iraq Monday at the Cincinnati Museum Center in Cincinnati Ohio. He travels to Ohio as Congress prepares for an historic vote on a resolution regarding Iraq.
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Rainy Days Hit Odessa in Wet West Texas Chronicle
Weather summary from Odessa reports widespread rain across the Permian Basin with Schlemeyer Field recording about a half inch by 5 pm Monday and areas like West Odessa and Penwell up to 3 inches since Sunday night. A flash flood watch was in effect until 4 30. The cool spell results from a cold front and an upper level storm moving east with Gulf moisture fueling the rain for 24 to 36 hours.
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Ugandan Doctor Mutono to Speak at Medical Center Hospital
Dr Patrick Mutono, trained at Oxford, returns to Uganda to aid communities with limited care. He will speak at Medical Center Hospital on Wednesday urging action where small efforts reduce human suffering. See DOCTOR on Page 2A.
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Maryland Teen Sniper Attacks Shock Officials
Police report eight victims across Montgomery County and Washington, with six people killed five within five miles of each other. Ballistics link a single bullet to all cases. President Bush condemns the violence as cowardly. Police describe the scene at the school as officers secured the campus amid tape and searches.
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High Court declines case over dad told no more kids dispute
Marshall Gardiner's son Joe seeks a $2.5 million estate claiming his 86 year old father died a year after their 1998 Kansas marriage. The father allegedly did not know his spouse had undergone a sex change and the legality of their marriage is disputed by the court. The matter continues on Page 2A.
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Suit filed over plan to kill thousands of prairie dogs
Public officials announce a legal action tied to a proposed program to cull prairie dogs amid environmental concerns. Hoffman states a broader city review will be requested to identify contamination sources. The city was notified and a violation notice will be amended.
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