OCD sufferer Chris Trondsen shares life with compulsive washing
Chris Trondsen describes his battle with obsessive compulsive disorder and how washing compulsions, sometimes lasting 18 hours, dominated his life. He shares his story to help others cope with OCD in a Life & Times feature.
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Lottery numbers for Friday August 17 drawings
Texas lottery results show Cash Five numbers 5 6 22 24 35 24, Pick 3 Day 491 Night 393, Megaplier 3, Mega Millions 8 20 24 35 56 with Mega Ball 24, Daily 4 Day 171177 Night 308314, jackpot at 45 million. Official site www.txlottery.org.
Good News seeks new submissions in Odessa contest
Readers are invited to submit photos and details for a local feature. Send entries to Email oalife oapa.com or mail to P.O. Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760. Include photos if available and call 333 7775 for more information.
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Death Notices Odessa and West Texas obituaries list several names
Obituary notices from Odessa and West Texas pages list individuals including Clark Coburn, William Bell Duff, Kenneth Lee Freeman, Terry Lane Gesch, John W. Lewis, Faustino Davila Mejia, Genovebo Geno Matta Olivas, William Bill Neil Utsler, Edith Gilmore Andrews, Eutha Faye Bryce, Watson Mid land, James L Harris, and Shane Alan East. The page notes death notices and memorials compiled for community records.
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William Bell “Dubb" Duff Kenneth Lee Freeman
Terry Lane Gesch
John W. Lewis
Faustino Davila Mejia Genovebo
Geno” Matta Olivas
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Neil Utsler
Curves Thirty Nine Queens Honored In August Ceremony
On August 4 Curves honored 39 members as the last queen standing after a six week workout schedule from June 18 to 28. Eleven queens returned for a second year, 28 new members joined, with Nancy Clark conducting the ceremony and Connie Fields and Lauri Irby presenting certificates and gifts.
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Connie Fields
Lauri Irby
Pam Hicks
Julie Driver
Pam Earnest
Debbie Snodderly
Marion Cook
Debbie Maddox
Kathy Chandler
Elizabeth Dualline
Linda Gonzales
Loretta Walker
Dorothy Gibson
Terry Lopez
Shelly Barker
Mary Lou Mitchell
Beth Lyn Kirkpatrick
Sherry Shearer
Ilene Poyner
Wanda Smith
Michelle Little
Laurie Schlehaber
Elizabeth Barlow
Hannah Mitchell
Bretta Benefield
Rosemary Browning
Nona Compton
Marsha Dry
Janett Frentress
Susie Girard
Sally Hall
Wynette Kelly
Becky Northcutt
Gracie Olivas
Beverly Phillips
Betty Robinson
Dayna Smith
Tina Tobar
Melissa Tollin
Ann Willis
Sul Ross student studies peregrine falcons in Big Bend National Park
Sul Ross State University senior biology major David Price Rumbelow conducts McNair research on peregrine falcons in Big Bend National Park. He camps at four aeries, observing courtship, eggs, and fledglings with mentor Chris Rizzi and U S Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Aimee Roberson. The study links falcon productivity, sky island adaptation, and drought along with preservation lessons from DDT-era recoveries. The McNair program supports first generation and low income students pursuing science and teaching careers.
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Permian Basin Weather: 5 Day Odessa Midland Forecast
New Mexico outlook Hobbs partly sunny with scattered storms. Ruidoso also sees scattered storms with high near 77. Rapid City, S.D. set a world record January 22, 1943, rising from 4 to 45 degrees in two minutes.
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Odessa American Contact Information and Policies
Odessa American updates contact details including newsroom and editorial numbers for News Sports Life & Times and ads. It outlines hours for customer service, advertising contacts, and notices of liability limits, including holiday edition rates for home delivery subscribers.
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This Day in History Highlights Aug 18 Events
On Aug 18 2012 the Associated Press notes historic moments including the 1920 ratification of the 19th Amendment in Tennessee granting women the vote, Virginia Dare as the first English child born in America, Roosevelt and King dedicating the Thousand Islands Bridge, Nabokov publishes Lolita in New York, and Woodstock closing after three nights in Bethel.
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Hampton Roads
Pacific Ocean
Stephen W. Kearny
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Lyon Mackenzie King
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Vladimir Nabokov
New York
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Paris
James Meredith
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Bethel
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Demilitarized Zone
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