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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1998

Page

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Jerry Falwell Emphasizes Wise Choices for Life Success

Jerry Falwell argues that prudent decision making lays the foundation for a successful life. He urges individuals to choose thoughtfully, emphasizing discipline, faith, and long term goals as core guides.

Jerry Falwell

NBA labor talks resume after lockout begins today

The NBA returns to bargaining as players and owners prepare for talks marking the first session since the lockout started. Officials say both sides aim to reach a quick agreement to avoid season disruption.

NBA

Warhol Home Declared Cultural Landmark on His Birthday

New York AP Warhol's Upper East Side town house was named a cultural landmark as a 900 second clock marked his 70th birthday. A plaque was unveiled by the Historic Landmark Preservation Center. Former associates attended the sidewalk ceremony.

New York Andy Warhol Upper East Side Warhol Historic Landmark Preservation Center Babe Ruth Eleanor Roosevelt Paul Robeson Henry Miller Jed Johnson Archie Amos Johnson TWA Long Island Holly Solomon Manhattan Berlin

Lewinsky Ready to Talk Before Grand Jury

Monica Lewinsky completed a week of emotionally draining prep and met with Kenneth Starrs staff one last time before her grand jury appearance. The 25 year old prepared to describe a relationship with President Bill Clinton that she says included sexual encounters inside the White House, a recount she found difficult at times.

Washington Monica Lewinsky Bill Clinton Lewinsky Kenneth Starr Clinton White House Monica Nathaniel Speights Federal Court House Grand Jury

Officials push prairie dog study amid possible federal protection

The National Wildlife Federation petitions the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to list the black tail prairie dog as threatened, signaling a move toward endangered status. Habitat loss disease and rancher eradication efforts drive concern as Texas Parks and Wildlife plans a systematic count in Panhandle and West Texas towns and colonies.

Utpb National Wildlife Federation U.S. Fisheries and Wildlife Service The Wildlife Federation Texas U.S. Fisheries and Wildlife Texas Parks and Wildlife Panhandle West Texas Mote Colorado Kansas Montana Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma South

Clinton plan would tap Alaskan oil

Interior officials plan to open portions of Alaska's vast oil reserve to drilling after 75 years, promising a balanced approach that aims to protect wildlife while allowing some extraction. Environmentalists oppose any development in the vulnerable northern coastal plain, citing risks to caribou, migratory birds, waterfowl, and polar bears. Oil firms cite tech advances and reserves estimated at 400 million to 1 billion barrels, insisting operations can avoid harming ecosystems.

Washington Alaska Clinton Annamiaa Tadaw Gamivalile Bruce Babbitt Mike Joyce Arco-Alaska

Texas Heat Breaks 100-Day Streak Briefly

In Dallas the long heat wave eased as overcast skies kept highs to 94. North Texas had endured a deadly 100 plus day stretch, now broken after 29 days without triple digits. Out of state visitors welcomed the cooler spell with comments from Georgia, Virginia, Oklahoma and others.

Dallas North Texas George Olney Atlanta Tanya Sakisat Reston Emily Jo Ahrberg Cushing, Okla

Elderly woman charged in deaths of eight babies

Philadelphia AP report states 70 year old Marie Noe is charged with eight counts of first degree murder for suffocating eight of her ten children between 1949 and 1968. District Attorney Lynne M. Abraham announced the charges while noting the children were healthy at birth and died in their sleep. Noe's attorney says she denies all accusations and investigations continue.

Lynne Abraham Philadelphia Marie Noe Lynne M. Abraham Noe David S. Rudenstein Arthur Noe

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