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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2011
Page
1
Texas cash five and daily game results listed with winning numbers 13 16 19 32 34 and 34 41 44 46 50 54 for jackpots 2.5 million and 36.3 million respectively. Powerplay 3 applied. Nonessential characters appear garbled.
Death notices from Odessa list Sheri Lynn Hill Boby Edna Louise Davis and others while UT Permian Basin art students created papier mache creatures under visiting printmaker Dennis MecNott. The page mentions readers and submission sections for obituaries across multiple pages.
A partial OCR readout shows a Friday date and cash draw numbers 2m and 6 20 26 27 55 3 with a web reference v.com. The fragment hints at a promotional or lottery style listing but lacks full context.
Surprising stats and fun facts highlight diverse themes across the 50 states in a special Next Sunday feature. Readers are guided through quirky data, regional trivia, and unique numbers that showcase each state’s character and culture.
The Odessa American lists contact numbers and pricing options including 20.35 monthly and 172.20 yearly. Publisher Patrick Canty and Editor Laura Dennis are named with their corresponding fax and phone lines. Advertising contacts cover Retail, Fax, and Classified plus 24 hour fax. Website WWW.OADA.COM.
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions several stray items including names and sequences. The readable portions offer no clear event, place, or date, making it difficult to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
Easter Sunday April 24 2011 marks the 14th day of the year with 251 days remaining. Notable events include Kennedy bearing sole responsibility for recent Cuba affairs in 1961 and La Marseillaise composed in 1792.
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