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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2003
Page
1
Council on Foreign Relations study warns Iraq reconstruction may cost about 20 billion dollars annually for years. Red Cross reports additional strain on humanitarian aid while costs of victory rise for the United States.
Congress has approved a $2.5 billion package to fund humanitarian relief and initial reconstruction costs. The measure aims to address urgent needs and begin stabilization efforts, with further details and COST figures noted on page 2A.
Washington will hold talks with North Korea in Beijing hosted by China. The meeting aims for multilateral engagement with South Korea and Japan invited, with Russia possible later. Officials caution against expecting an immediate breakthrough while seeking progress.
A 40-year-old Odessa man, Ruben Garcia Aguilar, is listed in critical condition after colliding with a train on East Business Interstate 20. He underwent extensive surgery at Medical Center Hospital for a broken jaw and fractured pelvis and remains in ICU on a ventilator with a brain pressure monitor.
ECISD trustees actively track legislation that could allow taxpayer funds to back private school vouchers through a pilot program. Delma Abalos notes ongoing outreach to lawmakers and daily email contact with the Texas Association of School Boards. The district argues vouchers would drain public school funding while noting available transfer options within the district.
American Airlines ratified a concessions package after a long vote by flight attendants. The Association of Professional Flight Attendants reported 10 761 votes in favor and 9 652 opposed, extending balloting as workers faced wage cuts and reduced benefits. Union leaders urged caution amid tough times ahead.
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