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Tornadoes
blast Fort Worth, Arlington FORT
WORTH, Texas — Tornadoes and strong storms slammed into parts
of North Texas Tuesday night, demolishing homes, ripping the roof
from a church and snarling air and ground traffic. |
Rah
Digga spreads the message RollingStone
compares her to Queen Latifah and says she’s a twist on the
traditional bad girl. Blaze Magazine called her the, “Emancipation
Proclamator.” |
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Chinese
Student Organization aims to promote diversity Members
of the Chinese Student Organization are working to promote diversity
through opportunities, cultural exchange and friendship between
Chinese students and students of other cultures, said Karen Li,
a senior nutrition major. |
Improvements
suggested during Constituency Day After
serving 185 pizzas at different residence halls across campus, and
giving students index cards to write their ideas for the Student
Government Association on them, Matt Freedman said he felt confident
that Constituency Day was a success. |
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Powell
working toward truce with Israel, Palestine JERUSALEM—
Secretary of State Colin Powell is trying to expand Israel’s
withdrawal on the West Bank and persuade Yasser Arafat to commit
to some version of a cease-fire — limited results as he concludes
a mission aimed at halting 18 months of escalating violence. |
Juvenile
siblings admit to killing brother; detained on murder charges LEWISVILLE,
Texas — Two suburban siblings have admitted to killing their
6-year-old brother and burying him in a muddy creek bank behind
their home, police said Tuesday. |
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Spacewalkers
wrap up work on mission CAPE
CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA’s most experienced spacewalker
and his rookie partner wrapped up work on the international space
station’s new 44-foot girder Tuesday and hung powerful floodlights
outside the orbiting outpost. |
Fort
Hood solider charged with murder FORT
HOOD, Texas — A 21-year-old soldier from Addison was formally
charged Tuesday in the death of a newlywed rap musician as well
as attacks on three other people, Army officials said. |
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Bush
pushes for rights of violent crime victims WASHINGTON
— Victims of violent crime, too often an afterthought in the
courts, deserve a constitutional amendment guaranteeing their rights,
President Bush said Tuesday. |
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U.S.
offers Lindh lawyers al Qaeda interviews ALEXANDRIA,
Va. — Lawyers for John Walker Lindh should be given 13 summaries
of interviews with al Qaeda and Taliban detainees, but the material
should not be made public, prosecutors said Tuesday. |
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