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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2001
Page
1
Texas Attorney General John Cornyn conducted a whirlwind West Texas stop in Midland on Wednesday to tout innovations in child support enforcement. The visit highlighted new programs and enforcement actions aimed at increasing collection and compliance, emphasizing state efforts to assist families and reduce delinquency.
A USC display shows Ernest Hemingway letters including a note calling Scott Fitzgerald's ending suggestion for A Farewell to Arms idiotic. The Speiser collection, bought for 900000 dollars, includes unseen pieces and a Hemingway to Speiser letter offering insight into their relationship and Hemingway's growing suspicion of Fitzgerald.
Visitors at Gladys Porter Zoo in Brownsville watched Tuesday as baby gorilla Uruzi mimicked its mother Martha. The scene drew attention for the interaction between the infant and the adult, highlighting the pair's bonding behavior.
A 730 p.m. event at the University of Texas at the Permian Basin brings Gail Sheehy Betty Williams June Jordan and Madeleine Kunin to discuss The Next Generation How Women Can Give Shape and Expression to the New Millennium. Morton Dean moderates.
Odessa officials released a list of 26 intersections with high crash counts from 2000. Grandview Avenue at 42nd Street led with 39 accidents, followed by Parkway Boulevard at 42nd Street with 37. No fatal crashes at those two in 2000, while nine fatal accidents occurred elsewhere in the city.
In Washington Amtrak advocates push a $12 billion ten year plan to finance high speed corridors through tax credits for bondholders. The Northeast Corridor would receive $8 billion to upgrade tracks for Acela at near 150 mph plus 11 new routes. 51 senators sponsor the bill including Lott and Daschle.
President Bush forges an unusual bond with Fed chief Greenspan as rapid rate cuts and a tax relief push reshape policy. The administration seeks to leverage the central bank’s latest half point cut to bolster its tax plan on Capitol Hill amid a slowing economy.
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