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- If You Can’t Find The Swine Flu Vaccine, A New Texas Web Site May Help
If you’re having trouble figuring out where you can get vaccinated against both the seasonal flu and swine flu, a new state Web site may help you track down where the vaccines are available in your community.
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- Four Victims Of Fort Hood Rampage Still Hospitalized
Four victims of the Nov. 5 Fort Hood shooting rampage remained in hospitals Friday, but all were in either stable or fair condition, the post said Friday.
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- Local Jobless Rates Dropped Slightly In October
Metropolitan unemployment rates dropped slightly last month in Central Texas, even as the statewide rate increased by a tenth of a percent.
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- TxDOT Approves I-35 Expansion Projects In Bell, McLennan, Hill Counties
The Texas Department of Transportation voted Thursday to improve $2 billion in highway projects funded by bonds authorized by a 2007constitutional amendment, including the expansion of Interstate 35 in Bell, McLennan and Hill Counties.
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- Services Held For Another Soldier Killed At Fort Hood
Funeral services were held Thursday for another of the victims of the deadly Fort Hood shooting.
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- Gates Names Two Former Pentagon Officials To Review Fort Hood Shooting
Defense Secretary Robert Gates named two former top Pentagon officials Thursday to head a review of the deadly shooting rampage at Fort Hood.
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- Family, Friends Say Farewell To Soldier Slain At Fort Hood
About 200 people gathered Wednesday in Tennessee for the funeral of an Army specialist who was killed in the Nov. 5 shooting at Fort Hood.
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- Palin Book Tour To Include Central Texas Stop
Sarah Palin’s national book tour will include a stop next month at Fort Hood, but the event has not been announced or included on the preliminary list of tour stops, according to a published report.
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- Army Reserve Command Honors Victims Of Fort Hood Shooting
The U.S. Army Reserve command Wednesday honors the five reservists who died in the Nov. 5 shooting rampage at Fort Hood’s Soldier Readiness Center.
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- U.S. Attorney General Concerned About Fort Hood Gunman’s Contacts
Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday he was disturbed to learn that accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan had contacts with a radical imam overseas.
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- California Group Finds High Lead Levels In Toys
Federal consumer officials are looking into toy warnings from a California health group just ahead of the holiday shopping season.
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- Carter Introduces Bill To Give Fort Hood Victims Combatant Status
Legislation introduced Tuesday by Central Texas Congressman John Carter would give the victims of the deadly shooting at Fort Hood the same legal status as troops who are killed or injured in Iraq and would make the soldiers who were wounded or killed eligible for Purple Heart Medals.
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- VA Extends Mobile Vet Center Counseling Services In Fort Hood Area
The VA will leave three Mobile Vet Centers in the Fort Hood area for a little longer to provide counseling for area residents in the wake of the deadly shooting rampage on Nov. 5 at Fort Hood.
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- DPS: Mexican Cartels, Gangs Are Recruiting In Texas Schools
The Texas Department of Public Safety warned parents across the state Tuesday that Mexican drug cartels and gangs are recruiting students in schools and communities, luring them with cars and cash and promising they’ll face minimal punishment if caught.
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- Reports: Army To Probe Alleged Fort Hood Shooter's Career
Published reports say the Army will conduct an internal investigation to examine whether it missed warning signs about the man accused of killing 13 people in the violent Nov. 5 Fort Hood shooting.
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- Two Victims Of Fort Hood Shooting To Be Buried At Arlington
At least two of the 13 victims of the deadly shooting at Fort Hood will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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- You Could Owe Taxes Because Of Government Glitch
Millions may discover they owe taxes when they file returns next spring because the government was too generous with the new Making Work Pay tax credit.
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- Body Of Fort Hood Shooting Victim Returned Home
The body of a victim of the Fort Hood shooting rampage arrived home in Chicago Monday.
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- Lawmakers Brush Off Obama’s Call To Delay Fort Hood Hearings
Lawmakers in both house of Congress say they plan to go ahead with investigations of the deadly shooting at Fort Hood, despite the president’s call to delay hearings until federal law enforcement and military authorities complete their probes.
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- Carter To Introduce Bill Giving Fort Hood Victims Combatant Status
Central Texas Congressman John Carter plans to introduce legislation next week that would give the soldiers and civilians who were killed or injured in the shooting at Fort Hood the same legal status as troops injured in combat in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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- Central Texas Town Bids Farewell To Resident Slain In Fort Hood Rampage
Cameron will say farewell this weekend to Michael Cahill, the only civilian to die in the Nov. 5 shooting rampage at Fort Hood that claimed 13 lives and left 29 other people injured.
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- Hasan Engaged In Wire Transfers With Pakistan, Congressman Says
Accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan made or accepted wire transfers with Pakistan, a Texas congressman said Friday.
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- Accused Fort Hood Gunman Is Coherent, But May Be Paralyzed
The attorney who represents accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nadil Malik Hasan says his client was coherent when he talked to him during their first meeting, but said Hasan, who’s charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder in the deadly rampage, may be paralyzed from the waist down.
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- Central Texas Cities Top ‘Best Job Opportunity’ List
Two Central Texas Metro regions top a nationwide list of best cities to find jobs.
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- Prescient Fort Hood Assessment Warned Of “Lone Wolf” Attack
A routine Fort Hood threat assessment distributed two days before the deadly shooting at the post’s Soldier Readiness Center said the greatest threat of an attack is one involving a “Lone Wolf offender.”
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- Swine Flu Vaccine Available To Some Uninsured Bell County Residents
The swine flu vaccine is now available to uninsured Bell County residents who are 18 or younger or pregnant.
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- Swine Flu Vaccine Distribution Vexes Texas Doctor
Some Texas doctors are getting enough swine flu vaccine for at risk patients while others aren’t getting any at all.
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- Body Of Fort Hood Shooting Victim Returned To Hometown
The body of one of the 13 victims of the deadly shooting rampage at Fort Hood has been returned home.
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- Fort Hood Gunman Will Be Charged With 13 Counts Of Murder
Military officials say accused Fort Hood gunman Nidal Malik Hasan will be charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder in the killing rampage last week at a post deployment-processing center that left 13 dead and 29 injured.
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- Feds Investigate After Florida Man Sends Flowers To Fort Hood Gunman
A man who tried to send a dozen yellow roses to accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan says he’s drawn the attention of federal investigators.
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- Doctors Had Concerns About Hasan’s Zealous Religious Views
The Associated Press quotes a military source Wednesday as saying doctors met to discuss concerns about the zealous religious views of accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan.
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- Fort Hood Victims Not Far From Minds Of Many On Veterans Day
The victims of the shooting Thursday at Fort Hood weren’t far from the minds of many in Central Texas, around the state and across the country on this Veterans Day.
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- Attorney Who Represents Accused Fort Hood Gunman Receives Threats
The retired military attorney who now represents accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan said Wednesday he has received several threats since agreeing to meet with Hasan Monday.
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- Last Fort Hood Soldier Sentenced To Death Still Awaiting Execution
The officer accused of opening fire in a busy deployment processing center at Fort Hood could face the death penalty if convicted, but the only Fort Hood soldier currently on the military’s death row has been awaiting execution for two decades since his conviction and the military hasn’t carried out an execution in nearly 50 years.
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- 15 Injured Survivors Of Fort Hood Shooting Remain In Hospitals
Fifteen of the 29 injured survivors of the Fort Hood shooting remain in hospitals and four of them are in intensive care, post officials said Wednesday.
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- Wounded Fort Hood Police Officer Recounts Deadly Rampage
Fort Hood police officer Sgt. Kimberly Munley tells Oprah Winfrey she remembers being shot during the rampage at the post’s Soldier Readiness Center.
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- Hospital Won’t Release Information On Suspected Fort Hood Shooter
The Army psychiatrist suspected in the shooting that left 13 dead and 29 injured at Fort Hood has instructed hospital officials not to release any more information on his condition.
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- Serial Rape Investigators Look Into Report Of Another Attack
Texas Rangers were meeting with police Tuesday to review a rape case to determine if it could be related to a series of attacks on elderly women in rural areas in Central and South Texas.
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- Obama: “Your Loved Ones Endure…Their Memory Will Be Honored”
An estimated crowd of 15,000 soldiers, family members, officials and residents listened Tuesday afternoon as President Barack Obama told the families of the 13 victims of deadly Fort Hood shooting rampage, “Your loved ones endure through the life of our nation.”
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- Fort Hood Commander: “This Is What We Do… We Go On With The Mission”
Fort Hood’s commander says the post memorial service which President Barack Obama will attend Tuesday will be comfortable, familiar and cathartic for soldiers whose training he says prepares them to some degree to deal with the wake of the deadly shooting.
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- Gatesville Wraps Arms Around Soldiers At North Fort Hood
The community of Gatesville, Texas, hosted a dinner Nov. 8 at the Prima Pasta restaurant in Gatesville for Army Reserve Soldiers affected by the Nov. 5 shooting at Fort Hood. The Soldiers are members of the 1908th and 467th Medical Detachments from Kansas and Wisconsin respectively, but including Soldiers from many other states. Both units are preparing for overseas deployments with training at North Fort Hood and suffered fatalities and injuries during the shooting.
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- Deployed Fort Hood Soldiers React To Shooting
Capt. Diane Boor, a Linwood, Mich., native and 15th Sustainment Brigade physician’s assistant speaks with her family at Fort Hood from the 15th Special Troops Battalion, 15th Sust. Bde., headquarters building here Nov. 7, two days after a violent shooting on Fort Hood, 15th’s home station.
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- Central Texas Attorney Will Represent Suspected Fort Hood Gunman
\A Central Texas attorney who’s a retired Army officer who specializes in courts-martial planned to head to San Antonio later Monday to meet with suspected Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, whom he now represents.
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- Suspected Fort Hood Gunman Sent E-Mail To Radical Imam
Suspected Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan sent e-mails to a radical imam overseas who once came under scrutiny because of possible links to terrorist groups, a U.S. official said Monday.
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- Fort Hood Investigators Seek Those Who Were Near The Shooting Scene
Fort Hood investigators issued an appeal Sunday for soldiers or civilians who may have been in the area of the deadly shooting spree Thursday and who may have unknowingly left the area with residual evidence.
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- Mourners Asked To Pray For Suspected Fort Hood Gunman
Worshippers prayed for the dead and wounded Sunday at churches throughout the Fort Hood area in the wake of the deadliest shooting on a U.S. military installation in history.
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- Fort Hood Police Officer Undergoes Second Surgery
The Fort Hood police officer who first fired at the gunman who went on a rampage Thursday in a deployment-processing center has undergone surgery for a second time, but is in stable condition.
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- Edwards, Carter Both Vote Against Sweeping Health Care Bill
Both Central Texas congressmen voted no to the sweeping health care reform bill that passed narrowly Saturday night in the U.S. House.
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- Fort Hood Shooting Suspect Remains In Intensive Care Sunday
The Army psychiatrist suspected in the deadly shooting at Fort Hood remains in intensive care, but has been taken off a ventilator, officials say, but it’s not clear whether he’s able to communicate.
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- H-E-B Donates $50,000 To Local AUSA Chapter; Asks Customers To Pitch In
H-E-B donated $50,000 to the Central Texas-Fort Hood AUSA Chapter’s fund for the victims of the Fort Hood shooting and their families and asked customers to pitch in, too.
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