Nov 7th, 2009 - CNN
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Fort Hood, Texas (CNN) -- As investigators at Fort Hood meticulously probed Thursday's grisly massacre, a Texas surgeon said more of the wounded victims of the shootings were slowly but surely on the mend.
Flanked by Texas Gov. Rick Perry and two state representatives, W. Roy Smythe, chief of surgery at Scott & White Memorial Hospital, said "a lot of progress has been made" in treating patients wounded in the rampage and that "some of them are out of the woods."
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TEMPLE, Texas – The toll from the shooting rampage at Fort Hood stood at 13 dead and 30 injured late Friday, but the chairman of surgery at the hospital treating 10 of the survivors warned that some were still at risk of dying. Dr...
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Nov 7th, 2009 - Houston Chronicle
TEMPLE - Gov. Rick Perry visited with survivors of the Fort Hood massacre this morning and he praised their resiliency and desire to continue to serve their country. "What...
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AUSTIN - Gov. Rick Perry on Monday bashed Washington-style health care fixes, but he wouldn't rule out taking federal incentives for insuring more people if Congress offers them. Perry criticized the Democratic plans to overhaul the U.S...
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