North Koreans rally as sanctions threaten possible war
Tens of thousands of North Koreans gathered in Pyongyang in a state rally denouncing U S sanctions as warlike while U S Japan and South Korea urged Pyongyang to renounce nuclear programs. Washington said talks remain possible but no concessions on freezing weapons program.
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Mayor backs two year tax abatement moratorium plan
City officials discuss a two year tax abatement moratorium with BP seeking fair appraisal once arbitration occurs. Garza urges extending tax abatement guidelines to preserve business friendliness and grandfather rules if laws change.
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Zoning considers no wake ordinance to protect flood prone subdivisions
Santa Fe will weigh Rosie Morales's proposal for a no wake ordinance to shield homeowners in subdivisions like Triple Bar Estates from wakes caused by vehicles. City officials cite enforcement strengthening and prevention, while Habitat for Horses may aid future equine abuse cases as rural realities are noted.
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Owen Nominated Again as Bush Bench Opponents Grow
Texas Watch and nearly 20 groups urged Bush to reject Justice Owen’s renomination to the federal bench. The Republican judge, elected to the Texas Supreme Court, has faced claims her opinions diverge from mainstream on abortion environment and discrimination. Dan Lambe called the renomination a slap at consumers and the legislative process.
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Little Tex: Police close to arrest suspect in Texas Avenue assault
A light-skinned Black man driving a maroon Ford Taurus, calling himself Little Tex, assaulted a woman on Texas Avenue around 12 29 a.m. After she fled, residents chased the attacker away. The victim sustained bruises on the face, knees, chest and arms during the struggle.
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