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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2017
Page
2
Saturday results show Cash 5 7 20 23 30 35 377, Lotto Texas 3 21 28 33 38 52 with a 5.25 million jackpot, Powerball 32 36 44 65 with a 60 million prize and Power Play 3. The text lists multiple draw figures and the official site URL.
Friday draw out of New Mexico shows pick three numbers for day and night. Night numbers 8 9 13 21 23 349 or 349 pick three night result. Day draw 36.
A four mile section of FM 1788 between Highway 191 and Business Interstate 20 will have outside lanes closed for several months for culvert work and road widening. Jones Brothers Dirt & Paving Contractors won the $6.9 million project that aims to add a continuous left turn lane north of Loop 40 and rebuild the road. Access to businesses will be maintained. speeds will be 45 to 50 mph with an 11 foot width restriction. Completion is expected in early 2018.
Midland columnist Bill Modi returns to the past in a feature about West Texas towns and notable locals. Geena Davis discusses women in Hollywood and the 25th anniversary of A League of Their Own. Next Sunday edition tease.
The Odessa American provides contact details for subscribers and readers, listing postal and street addresses, customer service hours, various department phone numbers, and ad placement contact options. It notes subscription rates of 23.83 per month and 286.00 per year, plus standard disclaimers about ad acceptance and liability.
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