Yushchenko poisoned by dioxin in Ukraine runoff race
Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko was diagnosed with dioxin poisoning causing severe facial disfigurement and partial paralysis. Doctors said he was in satisfactory condition in Vienna and expected to leave soon to resume campaigning.
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Vienna
Austria
Viktor Yushchenko
Yushchenko
Rudolfinerhaus
Ukraine
Michael Zimpfer
Viktor Yanukovych
Anatoly Klotchyk
Kiev
Independence Square
Professor preserves ancient rock art in Big Bend region
Sul Ross State University professor Bob Hext studies pictographs to preserve rock art across Brewster Jeff Davis and Presidio counties where thousands of sites exist. He collaborates with Bob Mallouf of the Center for Big Bend Studies after meeting through the Texas Archaeological Society.
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Bob Hext
Sul Ross State University
Alpine
Morja
Mark of the Hunter
Kelly Dyal
Sul Ross
Spine Bob Hext
Miriam Lawrence
Brewster
Jeff Davis
Presidi Hext
Bob Mallouf
Center For Big Bend Studies
Texas Archaeological Society
Paul Zoellerjodessa
Eileen Hogue
Party chair quits after election losses in Odessa
Democratic Party Chairman Lori White resigns after a year and a half battling local tides in Ector County. She cites tough odds persuading conservative residents and notes five of six Democrats lost in the Nov 2 election. Bush carried Odessa 27 503 to 8 579.
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Ector County
Democratic Party
Lori White
Odessa
White
Robert White
Bush
Kerry
Parade backers tout Empty Stocking Fund drive
Kay McDowell, lifelong Salvation Army supporter born in a Birmingham home, explains why she backs the fund. An anonymous donation of 10000 boosts the day’s total to 23927. She helped organize the Parade of Presents for Odessa’s Christmas on Dec 4, canceled Nov 29 due to a city ban on solicitations.
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Kay McDowell
The
Salvation Army
Birmingham
Ala
McDowell
Odessa
Empty Stocking Fund supports Salvation Army in Odessa drive
The Empty Stocking Fund helps the Salvation Army provide toys and food baskets to needy families. Cash donations may be mailed or delivered to the Salvation Army Community Center at 811 E. 10th St or to the Odessa American at 222 E. Fourth St in Odessa Texas. For information call 333-7720 or 332-0738. See page 2A for totals.
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Salvation Army
10Th St
Fourth St
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Touts Empty Stocking Fund
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