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Jennifer Denay Turner, 19, from LaPorte will represent Kilgore College in the upcoming Miss Texas Pageant. She spoke to the Lions Club on Thursday. Turner, an elementary education major at KC, is also a member of the 68th Rangerette Line. More ... Olympics challenge for reporters By JOHN LEICESTER Associated Press Writer PARIS (AP) - Secret police tails. Reprimands or perhaps even expulsion for writing about topics sensitive for the Chinese Communist Party. Propaganda apparatchiks working overtime to stifle negative news. More ... Rotarians learn about KLTV 7 By GREG COLLINS for the News Herald Brad Streit, General Manager of KLTV Channel 7 in Tyler, was the guest speaker for the Kilgore Rotary Club on Wednesday. He talked about the news that unless people did certain things - buy a new TV set or upgrade the one they currently have with a digital tuner - their television sets would be... More ...
KHS CHOIR Members of Kilgore High School's A Capella choir enjoyed the rare opportunity of singing the Star-Spangled Banner at the San Antonio Spurs - Seattle Supersonics basketball game Friday, April 11. They were on the court and the players stood at the freethrow lines in advance of the Spurs' final hom... More ... Iran says oil to cheap By ALI AKBAR DAREINI Associated Press Writer TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Iran's hard-line president declared that crude oil prices, now above $115 a barrel, are too low, state media reported Saturday. President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told an oil and gas exhibition in Tehran on Friday that he thought the commodity still had to "discover its real value... More ... Illness linked to supplement By MIKE STOBBE AP Medical Writer ATLANTA (AP) - Health officials are investigating more than 180 reports of illness in people who took dietary supplements containing toxic levels of the mineral selenium. More ... Hamas: Carter holds 2nd meeting with cheif in Syria By BASSEM MROUE Associated Press Writer DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Defying U.S. and Israeli warnings, former President Jimmy Carter met again on Saturday with the exiled leader of the militant Hamas group and his deputy. The two Palestinians are considered terrorists by the U.S. government and Israel accuses them of masterminding attacks ... More ... |
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