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Garrett Dean, a Magnolia High School sophomore, attempts a forward jam during a slam dunk contest for Texas
A&M’s men’s basketball camp at G. Rollie White Coliseum Tuesday. The camp runs until the end of this week.
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Arnold said the team will not
try to raise the ship. Instead,
they will excavate the remains
and map out the ship.
“Whatever we learn about
how the ship was built and
about the machinery and sup
plies she carried, and what kind
of cargo she had is important
for Texas' heritage," he said.
For more information about
the Denbigh and the excavation
project visit the departments
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life in prison on the recommendation
of the Board of Pardons and Paroles.
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Lucas recanted his confession,
which was the only evidence that
linked him to the woman’s murder,
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