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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 2002
Page
1
A Palestinian bomber wearing an Israeli army uniform detonated at a produce market, murdering two Israelis and wounding at least 50, ending a short calm in Israel amid heightened security concerns.
A U S special forces trooper was killed patrolling eastern Afghanistan on Sunday as his unit came under heavy fire from suspected al Qaida or Taliban forces. There were no other coalition casualties reported in the clash at about 5 p m local time, according to U S military spokesman Steven O Connell at Bagram air base.
A brief devotional line asking for guidance to live righteously so that at the end of life the person may hear the verdict well done from Christ. The prayer seeks eternal reward and divine approval through faithful service.
Galveston county mainland paper notes deaths and crossword items in volume 90 number 140 serving the region since 1912.
Vice President Dick Cheney said U S intelligence hints at another al Qaida attack and that the prospects of a future assault are almost certain. He noted past terrorism lapses, but said defense cannot be perfect and urged readiness.
President Bush maintains the embargo on Cuba and sets strict preconditions for any easing. He demands free elections next year, political and economic reform, and outside monitoring, while pledging humanitarian aid and dialogue with the island. He rejects calls from Carter and others to ease the policy without substantial changes.
Texas City attorney Charlie Herbeck has been named to Rotary International Roll of Fame representing District 5910. A 15 year Rotarian and Paul Harris Fellow, he served as Rotary Club of Texas City president and director, chairs Environmental and Classification Committees, and leads local civic efforts including the Environmental Protection and Emergency Response Advisory Committee.
The COM union at College of the Mainland AFL CIO affiliated invites applications for ten scholarships worth 500 dollars for the 2002 2003 academic year. Recipients must maintain a 2.5 GPA for a second semester. Eligible are union members and immediate family living in the Mainland Galveston County service area. Contact Alex Pratt at 409 938 1211 ext 435 or 1 888 258 8859 ext 435.
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