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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2008
Page
1
Creamier eggnog comes from using a hand mixer to whip eggs and cream for a smoother texture. The Presidential Museum prepares its annual holiday party while the Bush home is set to reopen for a special occasion on Wednesday and Friday.
Odessa American preview notes ongoing NASCAR coverage this week. Feature explains how fans track leaders and rivals, with emphasis on upcoming races and driver matchups across the season in a concise page teaser.
Lottery results show Pick 3 numbers 511 and Hot Lotto numbers 114 20 34 with a third draw showing 377. No further context provided.
World Trade Center owner Larry Silverstein contracts a German bank for top floors with a rent discount. Big Three automakers petition Congress for a federal bailout as O J Simpson seeks leniency. Dow surges 200 points amid Simpson sentencing. Capitol Center costs 620 million with crowd control lines. Michigan bans F grades to aid future auto leaders. Argus Hamilton headlines Comedy Store in Hollywood.
Sul Ross State University selects undergrad and grad students for the 2008 09 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Criteria include a 3.0 GPA, full-time status, and campus or community leadership. Local honorees include Alpine residents Andrew Berezin Catherine Brown Madeleine Cantu Zachary Criddle Renee Cummings Jennifer Denton Anierobi Ekweegwu Melissa Harmon Jeffs Joan King Julie Lessal John Price Sara Schultz Ben Stringer Melinda Valenzuela Amalia Vicente Stephanie Marshall Rosalva Meraz Patrick Repman.
The Odessa daily Good News invites submissions for school events new club officers and donations to non profits and pageants. Photos may be color or black and white in tif or jpg format. Submissions may be mailed faxed or emailed and are accepted as space permits.
In Athens police fatally shot a teen triggering violent protests across two cities with rioters smashing stores and torching cars. The incident marks the worst unrest in years and comes amid broader regional security tensions.
Condoleezza Rice says she regrets intelligence errors that led to the Iraq war while maintaining faith in the war effort. The piece notes related political context and ongoing debates shaping the administration’s stance.
The Odessa American article notes the Empty Stocking Fund totals with a grand total of 1,830 and a goal of 75,000 for this year. Donations may be mailed or delivered to the Salvation Army Community Center in Odessa and include phone numbers for the Odessa American and Salvation Army. The fund, started in 1995, has raised over 665,000 to provide toys and food baskets to needy families.
Did You Know presented by the Odessa Police Department appears on Page 2A each Monday. The notice states it is illegal to sell goods or charge admission in a park without written permission from the parks and recreation director.
The Odessa American lists subscription options and pricing for various schedules including weekly and Sunday editions. It includes contact numbers for news sports and life sections, ad departments, and a postal address, noting policy on ad acceptance and error liability. Holidays and observed days are specified with related pricing adjustments.
A concise update notes progress in flagging tag errors and system checks. It highlights efforts to improve accuracy in tag parsing and avoid misclassification. The report mentions ongoing practical tests and forthcoming refinements.
Death notices for Dr. Maurice Alfred Sidney Page Eugene Pollard Daniel Ramirez Gonzales Rogelio DeLa Garza Myra Elner Sutton Gene Robertson appear in this obituary section. Includes brief notices from Alpine Big Spring and Andrews areas detailing passings and related memorial references.
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