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Never again will Sabrina Dean braid her cousins' hair. Never again will her husband, Barto, crack jokes with his nephew, 16-year-old Adrian Jones.

The couple and their infant daughter died Monday when a Chalk's Ocean Airways plane carrying 20 people crashed into the water n...

Raucous celebrations erupted among Morales' supporters after the nationally televised exit polls showed him with a decisive lead over former President Jorge Quiroga, who was backed by Bolivia's business elite. Morales thanked a cheering crowd for what he called his "great triumph," but tempered that by saying he would await official results confirming the outcome.

"I am very content, ve...

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This Christmas, the greeting card sent from the White House has become an issue in the news - and not because it was from the president to 1.4 million of his closest friends - but because it left out one important word: Christmas.

The story about the missing word even was on the evening news.

Many p...

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In our culture, most Christmas celebrations include eating eat ham and turkey, decorating trees with tinsel, candy canes and handmade ornaments, giving gifts and singing carols. They're a time when families from all over come together to share the love and joy of the season.

But there are families that cel...

COCHABAMBA, Bolivia - Socialist candidate Evo Morales, who has promised to halt a U.S-backed campaign to end coca growing, appeared to have to won Bolivia's presidential elections, a victory that would solidify the continent's shift toward the political left.

Raucous celebrations erupted among Morales' supporters after nationally televised exit polls Sunday night showed him with a deci...

COCHABAMBA, Bolivia -- Socialist candidate Evo Morales, who has promised to halt a U.S-backed campaign to end coca growing, appeared to have to won Bolivia's presidential elections, a victory that would solidify the continent's shift toward the political left.

Raucous celebrations erupted among Morales' supporters after nationally televised exit polls Sunday night showed him with a dec...

Dec. 19, 2005 - America's video gamers get "Naughty," submarines get personal and a new skateboard gets rid of the board. It's all right here in this week's edition of the "Tech Blotter."

Web Sites Let Users Send E-Mail to Future Web Cams Bring Soldiers Together With Kin Time Warner Enters Into Talks With Google

As if the video gaming community didn't already have enough lonely ...

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In May 1974, at the age of 22, I graduated from the University of Scranton with a bachelor of science degree in education and a burning desire to serve my community. By the end of the year I was announcing my candidacy for city council.

There were 21 candidates in the 1975 primary to fill four seats...

FRIDAY: Jay Wiscamper and Tom Whittler flew up from Lubbock in a Bellanca Viking on business. Larry Sanders and friends from San Marcos flew up in a Beechcraft Bonanza for pheasant hunting. Dr. Sergio Muniz flew his Bellanca Turbo Viking down from Amarillo for minor maintenance. A customer flew returned from Mexico and a fishing trip in his Aerostar 601. Frank Davenport, a student, flew in from...