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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2000
Page
1
Chris Tillery, a 31 year old father, defies perception as he battles Hodgkin's disease for three years. Despite calls for sympathy, he projects health and determination, challenging assumptions about illness and strength.
The Nixon family enjoys a quiet holiday as they take a break from public life. The trip offers rest and a chance to reconnect away from constant attention.
The Midland Independent School District Board and Midland High Principal Neil Richmond were honored for barring a student from graduation after the student and friends photographed the principal’s car near an unmarried teacher’s home. The Thomas Jefferson Center hosted the event with 12 awards including the Bush campaign and Giuliani.
The illuminated Kinkaku or Golden Pavillion, built in the late 14th century as part of Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu's villa, reflects in a pond during a lighting rehearsal in Kyoto, western Japan.
Thousands in Little Havana celebrate after Lazaro Gonzalez defies the U.S. government delaying Elian's removal. The 11th Circuit demanded a response by morning while the Justice Department agreed to a three to four day delay. Relatives claim victory as court action keeps Elian with his family for now.
Odessas April rebate for February sales totals 856325 dollars with 171265 destined to the Odessa Development Corp. Officials credit Comptrollers Office diligence and a stronger regional economy plus possible filing changes. The 15 collection days this year versus 11 in 1999 aid the upward trend though some months still lag.
As winter shelters shut two of three facilities this weekend about 350 people including 150 veterans and 200 singles are forced onto the streets. A one month reprieve keeps the St. Vincent de Paul Village families shelter open until May 15 while Debbie Stewart and her six children seek housing amid record rents and 2.6 percent unemployment.
Washington AP poll finds more than one third of Americans doubt electronic tax filing security despite government push. Respondents like Jack Hurst of Los Angeles cite fear and lack of computer access. Kasper of Delray Beach cites reliability concerns and human error risk in online transmission.
Brewster County attorney says he is investigating reports that three Alpine Avalanche staffers voted illegally in the Democratic primary runoff for 83rd district attorney and U.S. Senate. The DA race was decided by a single vote. the three ballots could alter the outcome.
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