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South Texas court decision is a victory for cattle producers everywhere

South Texas court decision is a victory for cattle producers everywhere
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We re just not set up for situations like this : Texas farmers fighting to keep cattle alive through winter storm

We re just not set up for situations like this : Texas farmers fighting to keep cattle alive through winter storm Ranchers across Texas are dealing with frozen ponds, busted pipes, and loss of electricity. This is causing many to work day and night to keep their cattle alive. Author: Jay Wallis (WFAA) Updated: 10:08 AM CST February 18, 2021 Ranchers across Texas are fighting February s winter storm to not only keep their facilities running but also their animals alive. Cade Nichols knows this all too well. We re just not set up for situations like this, Nichols said. Nichols is a ranch manager for A Barn N Ranch in Celina. They take care of nearly 1,000 cows every day.

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KNTV Dateline NBC June 9, 2013

her clothes exam inned. he asked me if i killed my husband. what did happen that night. the truth will be far stranger than any one knew. this is dateline tonight a shot in the dark. sheer is josh. new mexico. a mile-high city, famous for it s balloon festival and a city where a match made in heaven came in 2005 where a friend set her up with a man named scott. what was it that made your friend think it would be a good match. scott peters was tall. at 6 8 and more than 350 pounds. he was a gentle soul. trapped in the body of an nfl lineman. the two soon fell in love and nature played an important role in their lives both their own good natures and their love of nature. he saw the beauty in anything. he we took a lot of photographs. he was nurturing. he had a big heart and dreamed of becoming a nurse practici ttr practitioner. if he had a plant and it was dead. he wouldn t give up on it. he wouldn t give up on anything. in may 2008, nearly three years after they w

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i m going home to the place where i belong a 5-year-old russian girl is going home for the first time in her young life. her adoptive parents from arkansas are ready to bring her to the united states. but other couples have not been so lucky. here is one of the last adoptions that s being allowed. abc s kirit radia brings us is story from moscow. reporter: it s a reunion that almost didn t happen. kendra and jason skaggs arrived in moscow to pick up paulina, a 5-year-old orphan with spina bifida, now their adoptive daughter. it s a dream come true. it doesn t quite hit you yet that we have her and she s ours. reporter: paulina is one of the last russian children to be adopted by americans, barely escaping russia s new ban on adoptions to the united states. it went into effect on january 1st. part of russia s retaliation for a set of human rights sanctions passed by the u.s. last year. americans have adopted over 60,000 russian children since

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