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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1998

Page

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Friday Night Lights in Odessa American Preview Notes

Odessa American highlights the year long Odessa visit and the impact of Friday Night Lights, devoting front page coverage to a decade later examination. The Preseason All Permian Basin team frames the feature as FOOTBALL 98 in the Odessa context.

Odessa

Local golf course preps for Nike Permian Basin Open

Crews prepare the grounds for the Nike Permian Basin Open while organizers finalize course setup and related events. The event draws professional players to a region known for its sport hosting and sponsorship ties.

Couple hit twice by burglars in Paris Texas home

Glen and Saundra Hill returned from a burglary verdict to find their home burglarized again. Thieves took Saundra’s heirloom necklace and a nearly new antique 12 gauge Springfield shotgun. Police see no immediate link to the prior break in as Woods received a 20 year prison term and $10,000 fine.

Paris Texas Glen Saundra Hill Hill Paris News David Louis Woods Woods

U.S. vows to press offense in terror strikes

The United States reports partial success from cruise missile strikes on Sudan and Afghanistan. Officials warn of retaliation against Americans abroad and at home. A supposed chemical plant in Sudan is flattened, while Afghan targets’ damage remains uncertain due to cloud cover. President Clinton hails allied support amid calls for a long campaign.

Washington United States Sudan Afghanistan Clinton Administration CIA Pentagon Clinton Martha’s Vineyard Mass White House Boris Yeltsin U.S Madeleine Albright Capitol Hill

Makeover Aids West Texas Welfare Mother

The Tri Service Lions Club and a local Odessa salon gave single mother Kelly McKvain a complete makeover to help her find work and leave welfare. The effort aligns with state goals since welfare reform laws in 1995 and ongoing programs like Family Pathfinders, created in 1996 to move recipients into the workforce. McKvain says the makeover could help her obtain employment as she pursues financial independence for her two children. The Lions Club notes that single mothers face higher poverty risk, underscoring the program’s urgency.

Tri- Service Lions Club Odessa Texas John Sharp Tri-Service Club Sharp West Steve Rodgers Lions Family Pathfinders Department of Human Services Texas Workforce Commission Kelly McKvain Joy Gregg Tri-Service Lions Club U.S. Census Bureau

Dow Ends Week With 77.76 Point Dow Drop Amid Global Market Turmoil

New York stocks swung sharply Friday as the Dow dipped as much as 283 points before closing 77.76 points lower at 8533.65. The Nasdaq fell 34.84 to 1797.61, with financials hit again. Worries spread from Asia to Latin America after a major corporate failure in Japan and fears of a Russian banking crisis.

New York Dow Asia Russia Latin America Japan

Clinton gave Lewinsky going away presents at White House

Sources say on December 28 Monica Lewinsky received several gifts from President Clinton during a private White House meeting. The gifts included an Alaskan stone carving a throw rug or blanket a decorative pin and additional items such as chocolates joke sunglasses and a bag. The details surface amid Kenneth Starrs obstruction of justice probe with both sides acknowledging multiple gifts.

Washington Monica Lewinsky Clinton White House Kenneth Starr Lewinsky

Two Kansas teens die after heat during first football practice

In Towanda and Wichita, 15 and 17 year old Justin Matthews? No, Matthew Whittredge and Robert Barrett succumbed to heat stroke on the first day of football practice as temperatures surged above 100. Officials say coaches followed guidelines but families seek safer standards amid the tragedy.

Wichita Kan Matthew Whittredge Circle High School Towanda Matthew Robert Alex” Barrett Southeast High Dorothy Whittredge Whittredge Kansas Dee Gard Gary Musselman Kansas State High School Activities Association North Carolina

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