Woman says son one of Iraqi POWs seen on TV
A Alamogordo woman said she watched her 23 year old son Army Spc. Joseph Hudson interviewed on Iraqi television. She noted he appeared uninjured and spoke briefly identifying himself, while officials at Fort Bliss and Senator Domenici promised continued efforts for his safety and return.
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Sessions begin June 11 offering biology economics English geometry health math speech government history world geography and world history. Classes count toward AP eligibility or attendance credits. The district will provide a "buy back" option for excessive absences to earn credit and promotion. Athletic camps are set for June 2-5 for basketball and football and June 9-12 for baseball.
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POWs Television Shows Prisoners in Iraqi War Coverage
International Red Cross warns the broadcast breaches Geneva protections for prisoners while noting the priority is access and safety. Prisoners from Texas and New Jersey describe their units and injuries as Iraqi TV interviews reveal fear and confusion amid reports of Marine gains around An Nasiriyah.
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