Halliburton asks judge to dismiss investor suit
In Dallas the Halliburton Co and Vice President Dick Cheney request dismissal of a suit by Judicial Watch accusing them of inflating revenue through a 1998 2001 accounting change. The complaint says overstatements of 445 million skewed stock prices and harmed investors.
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DEA agent murder trial heads to jury deliberation
In Roanoke Circuit Court Glenn Workman 31 of McAllen faces murder and firearms charges for the February 12 killing of Keith Bailey 41 outside O Channeys restaurant as prosecutors and defense clash over the confrontation. Witnesses recall a tense scene with taunts and a struggle over a weapon.
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Man pleads guilty in fake marriage for citizenship
Amarillo man pleads guilty to illegally applying for citizenship after paying a woman to marry him in 1994. He and Watson lied to INS saying they lived together in Houston and face a proposed 10 year sentence and 250000 dollar fine. Citizenship granted on false grounds will be revoked.
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Bush and Jiang meet at Texas ranch seek nuclear restraint
President Bush and Chinese leader Jiang Zemin condemned nuclear weapons on the Korean peninsula and pledged a peaceful resolution to the crisis. They discussed Iraq, U S resistance to weak U N language, and human rights amid broad tensions over sanctions and sovereign actions.
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Wisconsin Medical School lands six year asthma study contract
The University of Wisconsin Medical School won a six year contract worth 55.8 million dollars to study methods to reduce asthma in children. Researchers will evaluate current treatments and new immune based therapies and explore the disease mechanism. The contract was announced Thursday. Other locations include Boston University and Children’s.
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