Kennedy daughter to wed Washington architect in Cape Cod ceremony
Kara Kennedy, 30, daughter of Senator Edward Kennedy and Joan Kennedy, will marry DC architect Michael Allen this weekend in Centerville Cape Cod. Boston gospel singers will perform at Our Lady of Victory Church while the reception is hosted at Rose Kennedy's residence on the family compound.
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Penn and Wright Expect Child and Marriage Plans
Sean Penn and Robin Wright, stars of State of Grace, announce a pregnancy due next spring. They plan to marry after October once Penn finishes directing The Indian Runner in Nebraska. Wright exits Robin Hood Prince of Thieves star in London ahead of the film’s release.
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Wright
London
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Former senator John C Stennis retires to life care center
Former U S Senator John C Stennis, 89, has moved into St Catherine s Village retirement center in Madison after winding down part time teaching duties at Mississippi State University. He served in the Senate from 1947 to 1989 and had been a guest lecturer at Mississippi State. His son says Stennis is adjusting, happy, and may return to DeKalb later.
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Miss America Says She Will Leave Crown Wealthier Than Before
Debbye Turner Miss America 1990 says her lucrative reign ends this weekend with solid earnings from personal appearances totaling at least 200000. She traveled about 20000 miles each month and moved cities every 18 to 36 hours, adding she can sleep anywhere.
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Furloughs hit West Texas farm program officials
Furlough notices affect workers in Ward Winkler Ector and Crane counties. IRS spokesman Tom Fishell warns refunds delays and longer collection times. Soil Conservation Service Ron Hilliard notes offices warned. Weather Service Midland could lack night alerts. Channel 9 sees limited impact. Texas Agriculture Director Jo Anne Noble says federal cuts may reduce pesticide and fire ant programs locally.
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TDA
Midland
Odessa
War prompts new Gulf security plan proposal
In the Middle East crisis, leaders discussed a regional security structure for the Persian Gulf with U.S. allies. Amid naval operations, a freighter headed for Iraq with tea was allowed to proceed after a 30 hour search, with sources saying it aimed for Yemen. A U.S. teen described Kuwait as a life of bombing and dead bodies. Saddam urged Arabs to fight the U.S. and warned Western hostages may be used as shields. Kurdish dissidents reported hostage sites. Britain pledged funds to aid nations hit by U.N. sanctions as diplomacy continued with Jordan and Moscow, while Bush spoke with the U.S. ambassador in Kuwait City.
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Pledge program aims to boost education by 2000 period
Cavazos and President Bush promote a national education plan with pledges to raise graduation rates, improve basics, and cut drugs and violence. Christi Murrill says the plan heightens education's importance while Cavazos Elementary students propose year round schooling and stronger math focus.
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Marsha
Richie Sinclair
Cavazos favors English first, teachers’ pay gap noted
Cavazos warned that money alone cannot fix problems and cited Japan where teachers earn about 10 percent more than similar government workers. He defended bilingual education as English learning remains essential and urged local school boards to drive reforms since the national department lacks authority.
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National Education Department
Sanctions Threaten Iraq High Tech and Power Grid
Diplomats say Iraq can feed itself for months but faces heavy disruption in high tech imports and infrastructure. Power cuts appear in some areas as the regime braces for extended sanctions, with fears poorer nations may be pressured into backing the embargo.
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Weather Preview Texas Regions Saturday Through Monday
Partly cloudy conditions across Permian Basin Concho Valley Pecos Valley Panhandle South Plains Far West Lowlands and Mountains with highs mostly in the upper 80s to mid 90s and lows ranging from mid 50s to upper 70s. North Texas west central remains hot and partly cloudy with humid evenings while East areas stay hot and humid with possible afternoon storms. Hill Country and South Central show a slight chance of afternoon storms with highs in the 90s and Hill Country lows near 70. Coastal Bend scattered 90s with varying overnight temperatures.
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Panhandie
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Texas
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Coastal Bend
Reading Weather Summary for Wednesday Night Edition
Overnight low 56 as Sun sets at 8 08 p m with sunrise 7 28 a m Friday. Precipitation 24 hours none. September rainfall 0 20 inch. Year to date 8 57 inches. Previous records: high 104 and low 56 set in 1973.
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Omineoter
Nahe
Weather forecast for today and weekend in the state
The National Weather Service predicts partly cloudy skies with highs in the mid 90s and southerly winds around 10 mph. Tonight and Friday look partly cloudy with similar mid 60s to mid 90s temperatures. An excessive heat advisory extends through Friday for the coastal plains.
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Border States New Mexico Sees Clouds Thunderstorms and Heat
Mostly cloudy in the north with eye showers and afternoon storms in the south. Lows in the upper 30s to 40s in the mountains, 60s elsewhere. Highs range from the 60s to 70s in the mountains, 70s to 80s, and 93 to 103 in hotter Panhandle areas. Partly cloudy, hot, widely scattered storms expected.
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New Mexico
Cosco
Panhandle
Odessa American Local Notice Summary
A brief local publication fragment from the Odessa American dated June with garbled names Gurney Laneday and Burdey. It cites Odessa Texas and a street address at 222 E Fourth Street. Content is unreadable but indicates an official notice or notices page element.
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Odense
Texas
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