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Month: November 2007

Children Of Fallen Soldiers Honored

EL PASO, TX. – This Veteran’s Day is extra special for some children at Fort Bliss. Their fathers were killed in Iraq, now they’re getting a medal. Three families, including 8 children, were honored with the Gold Medal of Remembrance. It’s a reminder that the war isn’t just on the battlefield, it’s also at home.

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Children Of Fallen Soldiers Honored

EL PASO, TX. – This Veteran’s Day is extra special for some children at Fort Bliss. Their fathers were killed in Iraq, now they’re getting a medal. Three families, including 8 children, were honored with the Gold Medal of Remembrance. It’s a reminder that the war isn’t just on the battlefield, it’s also at home.

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Spartans Crush NMSU, 51-17

SAN JOSE, CA (AP) – Adam Tafralis threw for 317 yards and two touchdowns, setting a school record for career total offense in San Jose State’s 51-17 win over New Mexico State on Saturday. Tafralis, who also ran for a touchdown, recorded 316 yards in total offense for a career total of 7,363, passing Jeff

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Spartans Crush NMSU, 51-17

SAN JOSE, CA (AP) – Adam Tafralis threw for 317 yards and two touchdowns, setting a school record for career total offense in San Jose State’s 51-17 win over New Mexico State on Saturday. Tafralis, who also ran for a touchdown, recorded 316 yards in total offense for a career total of 7,363, passing Jeff

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SISD Bond Defeated: What Now?

EL PASO, TX. – Voters on Tuesday opted to rejectabond issue for the Socorro Independent School District. The bond, which was to have raisedalmost $400 million, would have paid for new schools and several capital improvements. Final numbers reflect about a 2-to-1 opposition ratio on the issue. ABC 7 is now investigating how the district

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SISD Bond Defeated: What Now?

EL PASO, TX. – Voters on Tuesday opted to rejectabond issue for the Socorro Independent School District. The bond, which was to have raisedalmost $400 million, would have paid for new schools and several capital improvements. Final numbers reflect about a 2-to-1 opposition ratio on the issue. ABC 7 is now investigating how the district

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