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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2007
Page
1
Texas lottery results for Monday December 17 show Cash 5 numbers 39 17 19 26 and 40.7, Pick 3 Day 407 and Night 40 7, Texas Two Step 39 27 30 32 with a bonus ball. Jackpot listed at 325000 and Daily 4 Day Night 512007 696425. Website www.txlottery.org for details.
Lottery results from Sunday December 16 show Road Runner Cash 3 with numbers 12 16 31 33 14. Jackpot announced at $29,000 with further details at www.nmlottery.com.
Hollywood Santa asks kids for Christmas lists while political and sports dramas unfold. Mentioned are campaign ethics, the Mitchell Report on PEDs, Chavez era tensions, and a running jab at the Patriots. The CIA and NFL tapes are referenced amid a swirl of celebrity cameos and humor.
A whimsical note highlights amuse bouche as a tiny culinary adventure. Christmas movie releases are listed for the holiday season. A children friendly Nutcracker Magic ballet is showcased. Questions arise about ministers keeping sermons fresh each year. Saturday events teased.
Katie Holmes Queen Latifah and Diane Keaton discuss traditions and life as they promote the holiday comedy caper Mad Money. The film features an ensemble cast and premieres around the season with a lighthearted festive tone.
Odessa Optimist Club names monthly Young Texans from area high schools. October honors Elizabeth Kennedy and Michael Jones of Odessa High School, November honors Haley Fowler and M Tyler Mints, December honors Nicky Stanford and Dean Ramos, with selections tied to academic and extracurricular achievements.
First United Methodist Church members teamed with Ector County Child Protective Services to outfit more than 25 local foster children with new toys and clothing. Church leaders say community generosity supports hundreds of CPS foster children each Christmas, and the Foster Angel program has run since the early 1990s. contact Gwen Parker at 368-2471 for giving opportunities.
The Odessa American corrects an error in Sunday's listing for the Empty Stocking Fund. An anonymous $1,000 donation was actually $100. The corrected totals show multiple donors, including Marian Jones, Mitchell Analytical Laboratory, B Line Filter Supply, Dwayne and Carolyn Carpenter, and others, with a grand total of $75,807.44. Donations can be mailed or delivered to the Salvation Army Community Center or Odessa American. For information call OA at 333-7714 or Salvation Army at 332-0738. The fund, started by the Odessa American in 1995, supports toys and food baskets for needy families.
DECA students from Odessa High raised funds through Beastly Beauty Pageant last week to buy Christmas presents for 19 children in Medical Center Hospital's pediatric ward. Among them was nine month old OHS patient Cy Parker left with his father Seane.
Public notice style data listing Odessa American contact numbers for news sports life and editorial pages plus ad and subscription lines. Includes hours, offices, postage, classified ads, and rates with scattered garbled text.
George Capri is the owner of 1st Defense Termite and Pest Control, not the listed firm in Sundays Odessa American. The Odessa American apologizes for the error and any confusion caused.
Multiple death notices appear for Naomi Ceniceros Andrade Venetta Boland Mary Jane Butler Joe Lee Devenport Ruby Gotthardt William Earl Levins Jessie Bobo B Watkins Jr Wendell R Ellett Kermit Joe Paul Ethridge Elena Sky Catafio Baeza McCamey Jesuisita Carmona Noveron Monahans Tommy Doyle Harris Redford Antonio B Pefia Sheffield Antonio Rosas Ybarr. The notices name various individuals and hometowns including Andrews, Marfa, Monahans, and Redford with no dates provided.
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