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Month: June 2009

Construction Booming At Fort Bliss

FORT BLISS, Texas — The plans are finally becoming reality at Fort Bliss ahead of the arrival of thousands of new troops. Fort Bliss Garrison Commander Ed Manning said things are moving fast and the clock is ticking. He said all of the construction on post is like “building an airplane in flight.” “Fort Bliss

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Construction Booming At Fort Bliss

FORT BLISS, Texas — The plans are finally becoming reality at Fort Bliss ahead of the arrival of thousands of new troops. Fort Bliss Garrison Commander Ed Manning said things are moving fast and the clock is ticking. He said all of the construction on post is like “building an airplane in flight.” “Fort Bliss

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No Passport, No Worries

EL PASO — The deadline for all U.S. citizens to present a passport when entering the country via land crossings from Mexico, Canada, Bermuda and the Caribbean has arrived. However, after months of promoting the new regulations, citizens without a passport will still be allowed into the country. No American citizen will be denied access

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No Passport, No Worries

EL PASO — The deadline for all U.S. citizens to present a passport when entering the country via land crossings from Mexico, Canada, Bermuda and the Caribbean has arrived. However, after months of promoting the new regulations, citizens without a passport will still be allowed into the country. No American citizen will be denied access

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Japan Apologizes For Bataan Death March

By VIJA UDENANS, ABC NEWS SAN ANTONIO -The Japanese ambassador to the United States apologized in person today to the 73 surviving POWs of the Bataan Death March in the Philippines in April 1942 during World War II. “We extend a heartfelt apology for our country having caused tremendous damage and suffering to many people

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Japan Apologizes For Bataan Death March

By VIJA UDENANS, ABC NEWS SAN ANTONIO -The Japanese ambassador to the United States apologized in person today to the 73 surviving POWs of the Bataan Death March in the Philippines in April 1942 during World War II. “We extend a heartfelt apology for our country having caused tremendous damage and suffering to many people

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5 Men Gunned Down At Juarez Rehab Center

JUAREZ, Mexico — Five men were found shot to death in a Juarez rehabilitation center Sunday night just before midnight, Chihuahua state police said. The unidentified victims ranged in age from 20 to 45. The victims were found in a center called “La vida sin adicciones” (“Life without addictions”) in the Colonia Monterrey. Twenty bullet

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5 Men Gunned Down At Juarez Rehab Center

JUAREZ, Mexico — Five men were found shot to death in a Juarez rehabilitation center Sunday night just before midnight, Chihuahua state police said. The unidentified victims ranged in age from 20 to 45. The victims were found in a center called “La vida sin adicciones” (“Life without addictions”) in the Colonia Monterrey. Twenty bullet

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