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Monday, January 19, 2004 New pages by 10 a.m. Monday-Friday Martin Luther King, Junior NATIONAL HOLIDAY
Segregation in schools at levels last seen in 1969 Half a century after the Supreme Court ordered the desegregation of American education, schools are almost as segregated as they were when Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated Sec'y Colin Powell remembers day in 1964 he was served at drive-in
U.S. Credibility abroad tied to finding Iraq arms The Bush administration's inability to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq has begun to harm the credibility abroad of the United States and of American intelligence, according to foreign-policy experts in both parties.
Business owners big on new trucks, deduction the owners of new and used full-size pickups, SUVs and vans to deduct up to 100 percent of the cost of their vehicles in the first year that they put them into service. Holes in San Diego, Texas water tank may be terrorism, police say Those disgusting popup ads are being battled NASA cancels trip to supply Hubble, sealing its early doom 121-pound blue catfish caught in Lake Texoma Central Texas commuter train effort chugging along slowly First Texas “green” cemetery open near Huntsville Woman gets probation for faking cancer and taking donations Laser eye surgery booms among troops
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