Bush says Saddam missed his chance
White House says Saddam Hussein missed his last chance to come clean. Bush weighed whether Iraq is in material breach of a U N arms resolution as war looms. Officials said he would condemn Iraq’s disclosure as incomplete but stop short of declaring material breach. U N inspectors visited eight new sites in Iraq as they prepared to depart Baghdad.
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Saddam Hussein
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Saddam
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Ameripol Synpol files Chapter 11 in Delaware
Ameripol Synpol Corp. seeks bankruptcy protection filing for Chapter 11 in Delaware as it pursues a buyer for its Port Neches synthetic rubber plant. The company said it will continue operating while restructuring and will consider bids from other potential buyers under court supervision.
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Ameripol
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Wayne, N.J
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Real Cowboys Whisper Advance Class Completes Certificate
The advanced class earned a certificate toward an associate of science in agriculture with an equine emphasis. Since September the students have worked to tame horses that were unruly on arrival at the OC Rodeo and Agricultural. See HORSES on Page 2A.
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Odessa Doctors Donate $10,000 to Empty Stocking Fund
Donations of $5,000 each from two Odessa physicians pushed the Empty Stocking Fund beyond its $40,000 goal. Anu and Ravi Vemuru of Permian Gastroenterology donated anonymously after a story of an Odessa family helped by the fund last year. The daily total reached $10,660, lifting the fund to $40,143.60 with two days left in the drive. The fund, run by the Odessa American and The Salvation Army, provides food, clothing and toys for needy Odessa families.
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Ravi Vemuru
Permian Gastroenterology
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Permian High coach Sheri Griggs dies after cancer battle
Permian High School cheerleading coach Sheri Griggs who led the squad to back to back national championships died Tuesday after a long cancer battle at age 48. Griggs taught and coached at Permian since 1992 and died at her home. services pending. Principal Brian Rosson lauded her spirit and dedication while assistant coach Allen Jones said the team remains driven to win a third straight National Cheerleading Association title as they mourn her absence. Squad captain John Christopher recalled her toughness and commitment to practices even while ill.
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Dallas
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Christopher
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Sheri
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Bum Steer Awards Highlight West Texans and Anna Nicole Smith
West Texans dominate the Bum Steer Awards with multiple mentions and a nod to Anna Nicole Smith as this year’s winner. The piece notes parallels to a trial lawyer and references a film about the Alamo, plus Jim Morris of Big Lake and the Big Lake High School coach’s major league jump.
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Jim Morris
Big Lake
Anna Nicole Smith
Democratic Party
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