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Month: April 2008

Atheist Soldier Claims Harassment

JUNCTION CITY, Kansas (AP) — Like hundreds of young men joining the Army in recent years, Jeremy Hall professes a desire to serve his country while it fights terrorism. But the short and soft-spoken specialist is at the center of a legal controversy. He has filed a lawsuit alleging he’s been harassed and his constitutional

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Atheist Soldier Claims Harassment

JUNCTION CITY, Kansas (AP) — Like hundreds of young men joining the Army in recent years, Jeremy Hall professes a desire to serve his country while it fights terrorism. But the short and soft-spoken specialist is at the center of a legal controversy. He has filed a lawsuit alleging he’s been harassed and his constitutional

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Bush Administration Opposes Democrats’ Mortgage Relief Bill

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Congressional Democrats and the White House are on a collision course over an ambitious proposal drafted to address the spreading mortgage crisis. The Bush administration calls the bill a “bailout,” saying it “strongly opposes” the legislation sponsored by House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank, a Massachusetts Democrat, intended to make it

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Bush Administration Opposes Democrats’ Mortgage Relief Bill

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Congressional Democrats and the White House are on a collision course over an ambitious proposal drafted to address the spreading mortgage crisis. The Bush administration calls the bill a “bailout,” saying it “strongly opposes” the legislation sponsored by House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank, a Massachusetts Democrat, intended to make it

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Rivals No More: McCain And Huckabee Unite

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Sen. John McCain, on the last leg of this week’s tour of economically struggling regions, was campaigning alongside former rival Mike Huckabee on Friday. The two were in Huckabee territory: his hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas. Former Baptist minister Huckabee dropped out of the GOP presidential primary race March 4 after McCain

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Rivals No More: McCain And Huckabee Unite

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Sen. John McCain, on the last leg of this week’s tour of economically struggling regions, was campaigning alongside former rival Mike Huckabee on Friday. The two were in Huckabee territory: his hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas. Former Baptist minister Huckabee dropped out of the GOP presidential primary race March 4 after McCain

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Clinton, Obama Tied In Indiana

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Three days after Sen. Hillary Clinton’s win in Pennsylvania, a new CNN “poll of polls” shows a dead heat in Indiana ahead of the May 6 primary, the next crucial battleground that could decide the Democratic presidential nomination. Sen. Barack Obama is tied with Clinton at 45 percent, with 10 percent of

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Clinton, Obama Tied In Indiana

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Three days after Sen. Hillary Clinton’s win in Pennsylvania, a new CNN “poll of polls” shows a dead heat in Indiana ahead of the May 6 primary, the next crucial battleground that could decide the Democratic presidential nomination. Sen. Barack Obama is tied with Clinton at 45 percent, with 10 percent of

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HOUSTON (AP) – No city in the weekly Triple-A Texas gasoline price survey fell short of a record-high pump price this week. The survey released today shows regular self-serve is averaging a record-high $3.47 per gallon, 13 cents higher than last week. Nationally, the average price rose 14 cents to $3.56 per gallon. The reason

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HOUSTON (AP) – No city in the weekly Triple-A Texas gasoline price survey fell short of a record-high pump price this week. The survey released today shows regular self-serve is averaging a record-high $3.47 per gallon, 13 cents higher than last week. Nationally, the average price rose 14 cents to $3.56 per gallon. The reason

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NEW THIS MORNING – DRUG RING BUSTED

U.S./MEXICO BORDER – Drug Enforcement Agency officials say five bus companies are accused of taking part in a drug smuggling ring. They are: transtar, neptune tours, los primos, usa-mex and ameri-mex. authorities say a five-year investigation led to the indictment of 18 people who have been accused of taking part in the scheme to transport

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NEW THIS MORNING – DRUG RING BUSTED

U.S./MEXICO BORDER – Drug Enforcement Agency officials say five bus companies are accused of taking part in a drug smuggling ring. They are: transtar, neptune tours, los primos, usa-mex and ameri-mex. authorities say a five-year investigation led to the indictment of 18 people who have been accused of taking part in the scheme to transport

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NEW THIS MORNING – DRUG RING BUSTED

U.S./MEXICO BORDER – Drug Enforcement Agency officials say five bus companies are accused of taking part in a drug smuggling ring. They are: transtar, neptune tours, los primos, usa-mex and ameri-mex. authorities say a five-year investigation led to the indictment of 18 people who have been accused of taking part in the scheme to transport

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NEW THIS MORNING – DRUG RING BUSTED

U.S./MEXICO BORDER – Drug Enforcement Agency officials say five bus companies are accused of taking part in a drug smuggling ring. They are: transtar, neptune tours, los primos, usa-mex and ameri-mex. authorities say a five-year investigation led to the indictment of 18 people who have been accused of taking part in the scheme to transport

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Estela’s Escuelas

By ABC-7 Anchor Estela Casas EL PASO, Texas – Armed with chalk and creativity students at Chapin High School set out to transform a sidewalk on campus! The grey porous sidewalk is the canvas and chalk is their medium. One hundred students set out Thursday morning to bring some color into their school. The annual

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Estela’s Escuelas

By ABC-7 Anchor Estela Casas EL PASO, Texas – Armed with chalk and creativity students at Chapin High School set out to transform a sidewalk on campus! The grey porous sidewalk is the canvas and chalk is their medium. One hundred students set out Thursday morning to bring some color into their school. The annual

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Renteria Resentencing Enters Third Day

EL PASO, Texas – Testimony continued Thursday in the resentencing hearing for convicted child killer David Renteria. He was initally sentenced to death for killing 5-year-old Alexandra Flores in November of 2001. That sentence was overturned because prosecutors failed to show evidence that Renteria may have been remorseful for killing the little girl. The first

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Renteria Resentencing Enters Third Day

EL PASO, Texas – Testimony continued Thursday in the resentencing hearing for convicted child killer David Renteria. He was initally sentenced to death for killing 5-year-old Alexandra Flores in November of 2001. That sentence was overturned because prosecutors failed to show evidence that Renteria may have been remorseful for killing the little girl. The first

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