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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2009
Page
1
A Midwest and world tour highlights museums honoring singing cowboys, western heroes, and comic actors. Also note a European experiment where mosquitoes delivered live malaria parasites as a vaccine, yielding universal immunity in the test group.
Lottery results show Megamillions results for Friday August 7 with winning numbers 7 18 35 45 56 and Megaplier 3. Jackpot stands at 102 million dollars with ticket holders urged to verify numbers.
Lottery draw summary shows Road Runner Cash with numbers 47 2 22 34 23 and a Jackpot of 29,000 dollars. Pick 3 results listed as 874.
Postal address P O Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 appears with a contact phone number 333 7775 and a note that photos may be included. The fragment suggests a local notice inviting information or submissions and provides mailing and phone contact for further details.
The OA corrects a Saturday cutline misnaming Doug Tull who is president of Rock the Desert. The OA regrets the error.
Regional notice lists individuals including Ramon Cerda Estanislado Chavez Virginia Lee Donaldson Valdomero Jordan Jr. Euna Fern Norman and Elva Lee Bibby Haggard. Other names include White Redding George Alfred Wyles Dornetta Morell and William Harold Crouse as the Midland Woodlands section compiles obits on this page.
Odessa American publishes every morning from 222 E Fourth St Odessa Texas 79761 USPS 402960 second class mail and maintains online at oaoa com
A five day outlook for Odessa and Midland calls for mostly sunny skies on Tuesday with partial clouds. Temperatures reach around 97 degrees during the day and 73 at night, with hot conditions persisting through the period.
National Weather Service meteorologist Victor Murphy in Fort Worth said last month was Texas thirteenth hottest July with an average of 84.1 degrees, 1.7 degrees above normal. Through July the state’s average reached 66.6 degrees, ranking eighth warmest. Rainfall in mostly dry West Texas kept temperatures in check while drought persisted in Central and South Texas, though July was the state’s twenty seventh wettest July.
Hobbs sees mostly sunny skies with a high near 98 and a low around 70. Ruidoso reports partly cloudy weather with isolated rain, a high near 82 and a low about 56.
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