Fort Worth immigrant prostitution ring busted charges filed
Federal charges filed against two men and two women tied to an immigrant prostitution ring in Fort Worth. May 16 raids of bars and homes detained over 80 people, including Honduran women and girls who prosecutors say were trafficked. Court papers say the group ran multiple dwellings to harbor young females and that Molina and his wife held up to 12 girls at once, with victims lured by promised waitress jobs.
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Guadalupe Molina
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Jane J. Boyle
Laura Bush attends animal rescue fundraiser in Austin
First lady Laura Bush visits Austin to help raise funds for the Utopia Animal Rescue Ranch. President Bush reportedly ordered Barney the dog to stay at the White House, so Hank the canine stood in at a pre luncheon news conference with Kinky Friedman. Two Maltese dogs later joined the head table.
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Utopia Animal Rescue Ranch
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Prairie View A&M chief to receive 400000 windfall in retirement agreement
Charles Hines, Prairie View A&M's outgoing president, will retire August 31 and receive 400000 under a separation deal with the Texas A&M University system. The pact includes a mutual nonattack clause as lawsuits alleging racial discrimination loom, with Hines accused of enforcing limits on staff.
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INS readies Web system for monitoring foreign students
The Immigration and Naturalization Service prepares SEVIS a Web based monitoring system to track international students at U S colleges. The system will replace paper reporting, provide real time accurate data, and be mandatory for schools enrolling foreign students by January 30. It will flag absences for INS follow up and was spurred by concerns after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
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America
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Efren Hernandez
Washington
Hernandez
Trains collide on same track in Panhandle fatal wreck
Investigators from NTSB and FRA assess a head on collision between Burlington Northern Santa Fe freight trains in the Panhandle. A conductor and two others injured. Galen Shelby of Lubbock dies after being trapped under wreckage. Recorders recovered to reveal throttle and brake data. Authorities plan sight distance tests as inspections continue.
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Panhandle
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Texas Department of Transportation
Peduzzi
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Shelby
Lubbock
BNSF
Bruce Patterson
Amarillo
Department of Public Safety
Wayne Beighle
Belinda Montana
Clarendon Emergency Medical Services
Patterson
Montana
Perry unveils health plan to broaden Texas risk pool
Gov Rick Perry proposed expanding the Texas Health Insurance Risk Pool to include small businesses with fewer than 10 workers. The plan aims to offer major medical coverage to uninsured Texans, using $20 million from tobacco settlements to expand federally qualified health centers, and to add options for prescription-drug coverage and CHIP families to buy employer sponsored insurance. Democratic challenger Tony Sanchez criticized the proposal as a cover up for vetoes and Texas health-care failings.
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Texas Health Insurance Risk Pool
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Texas
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