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Month: January 2008

ABC-7 Education First Bookmobile

ABC-7 and the El Paso Public Library are proud to announce the unveilling of their new bookmobile. The new and improved ABC-7 Education First Bookmobile was unveiled in 2004 during Good Morning El Paso This partnership shows ABC-7 Education First’s commitment to Education and its community. The Bookmobile will be visiting a communtiy near you.

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ABC-7 Education First Bookmobile

ABC-7 and the El Paso Public Library are proud to announce the unveilling of their new bookmobile. The new and improved ABC-7 Education First Bookmobile was unveiled in 2004 during Good Morning El Paso This partnership shows ABC-7 Education First’s commitment to Education and its community. The Bookmobile will be visiting a communtiy near you.

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UTEP Beats Southern Miss. 90-79

EL PASO (AP) – Stefon Jackson scored 33 points to help leadUTEP to a 90-79 win over Southern Mississippi on Wednesday. UTEP (13-6, 4-2 Conference USA) led 35-34 at halftime but Southern Miss kept the game close and took a 55-51 lead with 11 minutes remaining. One of Jackson’s six 3-pointers put UTEP up 58-55

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UTEP Beats Southern Miss. 90-79

EL PASO (AP) – Stefon Jackson scored 33 points to help leadUTEP to a 90-79 win over Southern Mississippi on Wednesday. UTEP (13-6, 4-2 Conference USA) led 35-34 at halftime but Southern Miss kept the game close and took a 55-51 lead with 11 minutes remaining. One of Jackson’s six 3-pointers put UTEP up 58-55

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Senate Is Set To Vote On Economic Package

By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON – The Senate is set to begin voting on dueling economic aid proposals, as senators rush to add jobless benefits and tax rebates for high earners, the elderly, and disabled veterans to a House-passed package. Senate Democrats and some Republicans are teaming up to tack $32 billion

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Senate Is Set To Vote On Economic Package

By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON – The Senate is set to begin voting on dueling economic aid proposals, as senators rush to add jobless benefits and tax rebates for high earners, the elderly, and disabled veterans to a House-passed package. Senate Democrats and some Republicans are teaming up to tack $32 billion

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