Heroes praised as shooting victims recover in library attack
Doctors say Alexis Molina 20 and Howard Jones 38 were wounded but expected to fully recover after a gunman opened fire at Clovis Carver Public Library in New Mexico. Molina saved others while her brother was hurt. Jones protected his granddaughter and others as four people were wounded. Prosecutors say Nathaniel Jouett 16 will be tried as an adult for first degree murder and related charges.
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Alexis Molina
Public Library
New Mexico
Texas Hospital
Molina
Howard Jones
Jones
Sharmila Dissanaike
Lubbock’s University Medical
Dissanaike
Clovis-Carver Public Library
Nathaniel Jouett
Jouett
Jennifer Birmingham
Clovis
Texas
Maduok
Angelina Garang
Carter
Maduck
Brent Hester
Texas Department of Public Safety
Remarkable Buice Elementary Girl Leads Local Aid Effort
Emma Buice, a Buice Elementary student, helped organize food and water for Harvey victims in North Carolina, despite logistical challenges. She gained publicity for a local girl-run food pantry featured on a TV show, and plans another event at a Permian-El Paso game.
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Emma
North Carolina
Noma
Harry Connick Jr
Ness
Buice
Buice Elementary
Princial
Alicia Press
Harvey
Press
No title provided about sock drive plan
Noma described a police station request for socks and underwear and announced plans to involve schools. She said Mike Adkins of Ector County ISD is coordinating a competition among schools to collect the items to aid needy communities.
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Noma
Mike Adkins
Ector County Independent School District
Judge halts Texas new anti abortion law
A federal judge in Austin blocked Texas from enforcing new anti abortion measures passed by the Legislature in response to the Supreme Court ruling. The temporary injunction stops banning a common second trimester procedure. Similar bans have been halted in Alabama Kansas Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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Austin
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. District
Lee Yeakel
Alabama
Kansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
QuikTrip halts half Dallas Fort Worth gas sales
QuikTrip stops gasoline sales at about half its 135 Dallas Fort Worth area stores and reroutes deliveries across the metro. Officials cite supply logistics over shortages as drivers seek to move fuel from storage to stations amid Harvey disruption. Texas regulators say there is ample gasoline and urge patience. Public complaints of price gouging rise as prices jump nationwide.
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Metro
QuikTrip
Mike Thornbrugh
Thornbrugh
Texas’ Oil and Gas Regulator
Harvey
Ryan Sitton
Texas
Litton
Texas Attorney General’s Office
American Automobile Association
Gulf Coast
Corpus Christi
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Oil Price Information Service
Colonial
Steve Baker
Explorer
Oklahoma
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Oapa.com
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Furnitureland
Vegg
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Dillard's
Visitdilards.com
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