President Bush Says Recovery From Katrina Will Take Years
WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush said Wednesday that his administration was moving quickly to save lives and provide sustenance to uncounted…
Continue Reading El Pasoans Look To Help Hurricane Victims
EL PASO, TX. – While the American Red Cross launches the largest mobilization of resources in its history for a single natural disaster, El…
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EL PASO, TX. – While the American Red Cross launches the largest mobilization of resources in its history for a single natural disaster, El…
Continue Reading Hurricane Katrina’s Refugees Head To Houston In Bus Convoy
HOUSTON (AP) – At least 23,000 of Hurricane Katrina’s refugees, a majority of them at the New Orleans Superdome, will travel in a bus…
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HOUSTON (AP) – At least 23,000 of Hurricane Katrina’s refugees, a majority of them at the New Orleans Superdome, will travel in a bus…
Continue Reading President Taps Oil Reserves
WASHINGTON – Energy Secretary Samuel W. Bodman said Wednesday the Bush administration has decided to release oil from federal petroleum…
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WASHINGTON – Energy Secretary Samuel W. Bodman said Wednesday the Bush administration has decided to release oil from federal petroleum…
Continue Reading Mayor: Thousands Probably Dead In Flooded-Out New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – The mayor said Wednesday that Hurricane Katrina probably killed thousands of people in New Orleans. “We know there is…
Continue Reading Mayor: Thousands Probably Dead In Flooded-Out New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – The mayor said Wednesday that Hurricane Katrina probably killed thousands of people in New Orleans. “We know there is…
Continue Reading Governor: Everyone Must Leave New Orleans Area; Red Cross Prepares
NEW ORLEANS – The governor of Louisiana says everyone needs to leave New Orleans due to flooding from Hurricane Katrina. “We’ve…
Continue Reading Governor: Everyone Must Leave New Orleans Area; Red Cross Prepares
NEW ORLEANS – The governor of Louisiana says everyone needs to leave New Orleans due to flooding from Hurricane Katrina. “We’ve…
Continue Reading TxDot Helping Inform Hurricane Katrina Refugees, Residents
AUSTIN – TxDOT has been receiving a high number of telephone calls from Hurricane Katrina refugees as well as Texans with friends and relatives…
Continue Reading TxDot Helping Inform Hurricane Katrina Refugees, Residents
AUSTIN – TxDOT has been receiving a high number of telephone calls from Hurricane Katrina refugees as well as Texans with friends and relatives…
Continue Reading Death Toll In Hurricane Aftermath Expected To Rise
WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush decided to cancel the rest of his vacation to concentrate on federal relief efforts for victims of Hurricane…
Continue Reading Coast Guard, Army Helicopters Pulling Survivors From Rooftops
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Hundreds of people remain stranded on rooftops in New Orleans as rescuers pick up as many Hurricane Katrina survivors as…
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Hundreds of people remain stranded on rooftops in New Orleans as rescuers pick up as many Hurricane Katrina survivors as…
Continue Reading AG Warns Texas Businesses Against Gouging, Fraud
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Texas Attorney General (AG) Greg Abbott is warning Texans against taking advantage of the plight of Hurricane Katrina…
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – Texas Attorney General (AG) Greg Abbott is warning Texans against taking advantage of the plight of Hurricane Katrina…
Continue Reading Texas And NM Relief Workers To Arrive Where Hurricane Katrina Comes Ashore
SOUTHERN LOUISIANA — Relief workers from around the region are getting ready to help Louisiana residents who stand to be affected when…
Continue Reading Texas And NM Relief Workers To Arrive Where Hurricane Katrina Comes Ashore
SOUTHERN LOUISIANA — Relief workers from around the region are getting ready to help Louisiana residents who stand to be affected when…
Continue Reading Superdome Safe After 2 Sections Peeled Off By Hurricane Katrina
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Hurricane Katrina ripped two holes in the curved roof of the Louisiana Superdome, letting in rain as thousands of storm…
Continue Reading Superdome Safe After 2 Sections Peeled Off By Hurricane Katrina
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Hurricane Katrina ripped two holes in the curved roof of the Louisiana Superdome, letting in rain as thousands of storm…
Continue Reading Woman Wanted On Sexual Molestation Charges
EL PASO, TX — Authorities have charged an elementary school teacher with molesting a 14-year old boy, but no arrest had been made as of…
Continue Reading Woman Wanted On Sexual Molestation Charges
EL PASO, TX — Authorities have charged an elementary school teacher with molesting a 14-year old boy, but no arrest had been made as of…
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A proven winner in 22 years as a head coach, Mike Price took over the helm of the UTEP football program on Dec. 21, 2003. “I feel…
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A proven winner in 22 years as a head coach, Mike Price took over the helm of the UTEP football program on Dec. 21, 2003. “I feel…
Continue Reading Shooting Leaves 2 Dead In Wal-Mart Parking Lot In Arizona
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) – Two Wal-Mart employees were shot to death today in the parking lot of one of the retail stores in Glendale, Arizona. The…
Continue Reading Shooting Leaves 2 Dead In Wal-Mart Parking Lot In Arizona
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) – Two Wal-Mart employees were shot to death today in the parking lot of one of the retail stores in Glendale, Arizona. The…
Continue Reading President Bush: Cindy Sheehan’s Views ‘Don’t Represent Most Military Families’
DONNELLY, Idaho (AP) – President Bush will spend two hours on Wednesday with families of soldiers killed in Iraq, but they won’t include…
Continue Reading President Bush: Cindy Sheehan’s Views ‘Don’t Represent Most Military Families’
DONNELLY, Idaho (AP) – President Bush will spend two hours on Wednesday with families of soldiers killed in Iraq, but they won’t include…
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