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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2002
Page
2
Former President Jimmy Carter's Nobel Peace Prize medal will be displayed at the Carter Library in Atlanta. The exhibit opens Saturday and includes his diploma. Carter praised public display of the prize, announced by library director Jay Hakes.
Poor William shares a long running Christmas column tradition and presents a new poem about solitary soldiers. The piece highlights a Marine stationed in Okinawa who asked readers to honor service members by sharing the message, urging reflection on those who defend freedom. Santa is referenced in a somber scene as a soldier rests away from family. See WILLIAM TELLS on Page 34.
Residents near 3604 E 29th St oppose a proposed overpass or underpass costing up to 11 affecting a residential area. Bob Scribner questions traffic diversion while chamber influence in Odessa draws criticism as officials weigh access to the south and northeast sides.
The Cash Pick 3 draw results show numbers 8 13 21 32 37 selected across the night session. Players who matched these digits may claim prizes according to the game rules.
Peru congressman Kitter Ramos, insulted, challenged Vice President David Waisman to a pistol duel. It would mark the country's first political duel since 1957 when presidential candidates fought with swords. British motorcyclist is noted in the fragment without completion of detail.
The National Enquirer names Bill and Hillary Clinton the year’s top tabloid topic. Spike Lee on ABC News accuses Trent Lott of Ku Klux Klan ties, while Sen Bill Frist seeks Senate Majority Leader role. Argus Hamilton hosts at The Comedy Store in Hollywood.
Fragmentary OCR shows phone numbers and contacts for readers guide executives and editors, with scattered prices and a note about copyright. The readable items include executive editor names, positions, and a web address, all presented in a disjointed list.
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