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Texas City Sun

Location

Texas City, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 2003

Page

4

Senate approves minute of silence bill in Texas

The Texas Senate passed SB 83 by a 27 to 4 vote requiring public school students to observe a minute of silence after pledges. Debates centered on whether the measure mandates prayer, with amendments failing including striking the word pray and a two year review.

State Senate Associated Press Austin Texas Senate Texas U.S Senate Juan Hinojosa McAllen Jeff Wentworth San Antonio Wentworth United States Gonzalo Barrientos Mario Gallegos Houston Craig Estes Wichita Falls Carole Keeton Strayhorn Strayhorn Iraq Valley Morning Star Harlingen KBGT Juan G. Garza Jr San Benito Temperance Mich Garza Michigan Camp Pendleton California Victor Garza Washington, D.C Baghdad Associated Press Texas Edwin Dorn T.J. Costello LBJ School of Public Affairs University of Texas Dorn Lyndon Baines Johnson

Ex FBI agent pleads guilty to lying during probe

Tonie Jones, 34, former San Antonio FBI agent, pleaded guilty to making a false statement to investigators about audiotaping between 2001 and FBI managers. He faces up to five years and a $250,000 fine. sentencing set for June 19.

San Antonio FBI Tonie Jones U.S. District Court Jones Justice Department

Attorneys file ephedra lawsuits in Houston area

Houston lawyers file 15 suits charging ephedra linked injuries and deaths against Twin Laboratories Metabolife Herbalife Cytodyne and others. Plaintiffs include athletes like John Bernard Smith who suffered a 2001 heart attack and later linked illness to ephedra usage. Corporate responses claim product safety when used as directed.

Houston University of Houston John Bernard Smith Smith University of Texas U.S. Food and Drug Administration Baltimore Orioles Steve Bechler Florida Bechler Twin Laboratories Inc Georgia Texas Montgomery Tarrant Dallas van Zandt Hidalgo Jefferson Palo Pinto Titus Bernatillo County N.M Los Angeles Hauppage N.Y Robert Herrmann Michael Elis Herrmann Tommy Fibich Ellis

Grand Jury to Probe Houston Police Lab DNA Scrutiny

Harris County Judges plan a grand jury inquiry next month to determine if criminal charges should be filed over the Houston Police Department crime lab DNA section. DA Rosenthal confirmed an investigation is underway, with a possible extension beyond May, as workers allege pressure to back police reports.

Houston Harris County Houston Police Department Associated Press Chuck Rosenthal Rosenthal

Dallas Trinity River on endangered list amid floodway plan

American Rivers ranks the Trinity River tenth and the Rio Grande fifth on its annual 10 most endangered waterways list. The group cites Dallas plans to extend a floodway, build levees, wetlands, a downtown lake, parks, trails, and land acquisitions as a threatened transformation. Riverfront plans draw criticism for risking a pristine urban oasis.

Dallas Brownsville Texas American Rivers Rio Grande Trinity Oregon Colorado Trinity River U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Rebecca Vedder

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