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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 2003

Page

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District 19 Election At A Glance

The Associated Press lists candidates for the District 19 special election to replace U.S. Representative Larry Combest. Candidates include Richard Bartlett, John Bell, Jamie Berryhill, Bill Christian, Mike Conaway, Thomas Flournoy, Ed Hicks, Carl Isett, David R. Langston, Donald May, Randy Neugebauer, Chip Peterson, Jerri S. Asmussen, Vickie Sutton, Stace Williams, Julia Penelope, Kaye Gaddy, and others from Lubbock, Midland, and surrounding areas.

E.L Ed” Hicks Denver City Carl H. Isett Lubbock David R. Langston Donald May Randy Neugebauer Chip Peterson L. Lubbock Jerri S. Asmussen Vickie Sutton Stace Williams Julia Penelope Kaye Gaddy D. Odessa Combest Johnson Midland County Sue Brannon Dan Isett Bill Christian Carl Isett David Langston Harvey Kronberg Austin Odessa Jamie Berryhill Kermit John Bell Midland Richard Bartlett Constitutional Party Tommy Flournoy Green Party Ed Hicks Brandon ‘Tate Odessa Regional Hospital ATP Josh McMahan John Basden Blaine Vanderburg

Oil policy sparks calls for tax breaks and ANWR drilling

Johnson urged tax incentives to spur in field wells and ARctic National Wildlife Refuge drilling as oilmen seek price ceilings and R D. meanwhile voters in Ector County face a crowded race with 17 candidates and unclear runoff paths as Good Friday closes offices and early ballots tally across Midland Lubbock and Odessa.

Johnson Arctic National Wildlife Refuge George W. Bush Alaska Washington Ector County Midland Lubbock Sharon Wilson Rick Perry Wilson Ector

Couric Leno swap for day on NBC shows May 12

Katie Couric will host Tonight and Jay Leno will host Today for a one day swap on May 12. Leno praised Couric's infectious personality while noting his own misgivings about bombing on air. The item also notes a separate divorce for actress Juliette Lewis, cited as amicable after a 29 year marriage begun in 1990s.

New York Katie Couric Jay Leno NBC Couric Leno Johnny Carson Access Hollywood Nancy Jannies Lewis Jannies Cape Fear

History author wrote kid's book new discovery

New York reports that Stephen Ambrose, famed for Band of Brothers and The Wild Blue, completed a children’s novel titled This Vast Land before his death last fall. Simon & Schuster plans to publish the Lewis and Clark tale told through a young explorer, with no publication date announced.

New York Stephen Ambrose Simon & Schuster Ambrose

Juliette Lewis Files for Divorce from Steve Berra

Juliette Lewis filed for divorce from husband of nearly four years Steve Berra professional skateboarder in Los Angeles. The filing follows a brief marriage and signals ongoing separation matters between two public figures with confirmed ties to film and skate culture.

Los Angeles Juliette Lewis Steve Berra

Iraq Faces New Governing Steps After Fall of Saddam

Marines report a few antiquities looted from the National Museum have been returned. Jabar Hilis Iraq's antiquities chief confirms pottery and metal pieces. Thousands march in Baghdad urged by an imam recently back from exile demanding peace and elected government.

John Jamison National Museum Jabar Hilis Iraq America Sheik Ahmed al- Kubeisvy Baghdad Ahmad Chalabi Iraqi National Congress U.S Free Iraqi Chalabi Pentagon Jay Garner

Talks From LA Stir North Korea China and US Involved

Reports say talks planned in Los Angeles next week would involve North Korea the United States and China with South Korea Japan and others in the loop. Powell called the move good news while a discrepancy over translations of Pyongyang’s claim to reprocess spent fuel rods stirred caution.

United States North Korea China Colin Powell Bush Administration South Korea Japan White House Claire Buchan Korea State Department Pentagon Beijing Korean Central News Agency Korean Central Broadcasting Station Richard Boucher Foreign Ministry Iraq KCNA

Waco siege survivors recount fiery end and claims

Survivors and relatives describe noon flames at the compound as FBI actions and a mass suicide narrative clash with law enforcement accounts. Clive Doyle recalls a melted jacket and screams while others say military vehicles toppled lanterns and some inside were shot.

FBI Clive Doyle Doyle Koresh

Saddam video fuels doubt over fate and location

Abu Dhabi TV declined to reveal tape sources as U S Central Command studied them. Officials questioned authenticity and date while U S forces hunted Saddam in Baghdad and Tikrit. Witnesses described his broadcast appearance with Qusai and cheering crowds amid dust and smoke from bombardment.

Abu Dhabi U.S. Central Command Doha Saddam Claire Buchan White House United States Iraq Baghdad Tikrit David Luckett Central Command

Odessa American Classified Rates and Policies Page

The Odessa American outlines advertising contact numbers and policies including acceptance or rejection of ads, copyright protections, and subscription rates. It lists staff roles, publishing details, and rate cards for daily, weekend, and holiday editions with various durations and prices.

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Phelps clan pickets Rogers-linked groups in Pittsburgh

The Westboro Baptist Church led by Rev. Fred Phelps demonstrated in Pittsburgh targeting groups tied to the late Fred Rogers. A daughter, a Westboro attorney, condemned Rogers for encouraging gay acceptance and blamed the country for turning away from God. The protest carried the "Thank God for Sept. 11" sign from a previous event.

Fred Phelps Westboro Baptist Church Topeka Kan Pittsburgh Fred Rogers Mister Rogers Phelps Westboro God Phelpses

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District Larry Combest R-Lubbock Bell Energy Qdessa Mission Messiah Mike Conaway Thomas Flournoy the Associated Press John Zweifel Clermont, Fla Bob Wherrett Cindera Nealy Presidential Museum Kid Waco David Byron Sage Bob Ricks FBI Spcial Qusai Belgrade Sami Sadoun Texas Lottery Texas New Mexico Ie Chessa Verdett Am Gidea Oaoa Bridals Church News Good News Freedom Bill Salter John Ker Tyler Patton Bill Mills Raine Freedom Communications By Chuck Shepher
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