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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2006
Page
1
Crane students participate in an educational morning activity combining breakfast with math work. Teachers supervise the group as students engage in problem solving and class routines.
Iran insists its nuclear program is irreversible and rejects a UN deadline to halt enrichment. Tehran notes it has enriched uranium with 164 centrifuges, signaling progress toward large scale fuel production for weapons or civil power. Nuclear research will continue. suspension is not on the agenda.
Osama bin Laden released an audiotape on Sunday accusing the United States and Europe of backing a Zionist war on Islam by halting funds to the Hamas government. He urged followers to move to Sudan to oppose a proposed UN peacekeeping force, framing the move as defense against Western aggression.
Detective Cpl. Shelly Stanford and about 165 OPD officers reflect women’s presence in policing. She notes mixed public reactions to female officers, especially in domestic violence cases, and credits a family sheriff background for her career choice. See OPD Page 8A.
Washington simmering dispute over Wal-Mart's business practices has evolved into a $ tens of millions campaign battle. Republicans and Democrats deploy polls ads and grass roots tactics to press the nation’s top private employer on health care globalization and labor issues. The fight highlights broader themes around costs and corporate influence.
Mexican society treats migration as a fact of life. Families name babies American names to ease future U.S. settlement. Officials estimate remittances at 20 billion dollars yearly and project another rise in Mexico-born U.S. residents to nearly 18 to 20 million by 2030. President Fox lauds migrants as heroes for sending money home. IMMIGRATION Page 7A.
The Globe Theatre stages Julius Caesar with shows at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and a 2 30 p.m. matinee today and on April 30. Call 332 1586 for tickets and details.
A compact summary of U S border policy changes from 1917 to 2006 notes WWI worker admissions under a five year program, the 1942 Bracero labor initiative, the 1986 act granting citizenship to 2.6 million illegal residents, the 1964 Bracero program end, and later enforcement shifts in California and Texas. It also mentions attempts to criminalize illegal immigration and expand border walls, with mixed legislative outcomes.
The play Puss in Boots is set for 2 30 p m Saturday and Sunday April 29 30 at Permian Playhouse 310 W 42nd St Tickets cost 7 and 5 dollars Call 362 2329 for details
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