Fire destroys back portion of Forest club at Cargo Road
Firefighters responded to a blaze at The Forest on Cargo Road around 11 40 p m. Three engines a tanker and a medic assisted with no injuries reported. Fire mainly burned a back storage area attic the roof was breached to reach hot spots. Cause under investigation by ECSO deputy Mike Finnerty and Fire Investigator Omar Galindo.
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Cargo Road
Ector County Sheriff's Office
Mike Finnerty
Vag
Omar Galindo
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Galindo
Thei
Colleges warn of devastating TEXAS funding cuts across system
Leaders from Texas Association of Community Colleges warn losing 64 million dollars would force summer class cuts lay off staff higher tuition and reduced student services. Chancellor William Wenrich cites need for funded programs to sustain a prosperous economy as colleges serve diverse Texans including many low income students. Angelina College President Larry Phillips notes growth in enrollment and a 13 million dollar budget impact amid calls to preserve community college access.
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Texas
Reynaldo Garcia
The
Association
William Wenrich
Dallas ‘County Community College
Angelina Community College
Larry Phillips
Candones
Lufkin School
Texas Lottery Numbers for Friday Draws
Friday results show Cash 5 numbers 4 21 29 32 35. Day 2 6 7 and Night 6 3 7. Texas Two Step draws 9 19 28 30 with 9 19 28 30 percent bonus. Jackpot stands at $425,000.
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Texas
Bonus Dal
How To Reach Us and Postage Details
How to reach us main number 337-6262 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday If out-of-town call 800-375-4661 Paper missing 337-7314 or out-of-town 888-375-0ADA Call times 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Friday and 6-11 a.m. Saturday Sunday Plus Odessa American readers guide note about second class postage and address changes to Odessa TX.
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Che Saeet
Odeon
Odessa
Odessa American
North Korea nears nuclear brink amid Yongbyon activity
U.S. officials warn Kim regime may be moving toward weapons as activity at Yongbyon resumes. Trucks, rods and road work hint at restarted reactor while disagreement exists on how close Pyongyang is to a bomb. Analysts cite brinkmanship, potential weapon export, and Bush administration tension with North Korea.
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Bush
North Korea
Pyongyang
United States
Kurt Campbell
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Pentagon
Clinton
Yongbyon
Japan
South Korea
Washington
U.N
Iran
Campbell
U.S
Growth of bathrooms and home space through the era
The article notes the shift from limited indoor plumbing to widespread facilities. It highlights that 60 years later 99 percent of homes had full features, and census data show larger homes. It cites a rise in homes with at least two and a half bathrooms from 15 to 54 percent, and increasing average size from 1,500 to over 2,000 square feet.
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Census Bureau
Tallahassee
Fla
Ted Turner
Turner
CNN Center
Atlanta
Avalon Plantation
Avalon
Jane
Fonda
Florida
Spike Lee challenges BET and promotes black media gatekeepers
Spike Lee urged blacks to take gatekeeper roles in media at Bermuda College. He criticized BET as lacking serious entertainment while praising film work like Do the Right Thing Malcolm X and 25th Hour. He pressed for black decision makers in media and noted Bermuda’s 62 percent black population.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Spike Lee
Malcolm X
25Th Hour
Jennifer Smith
Bermuda College
BET
Lee
Robert Johnson
Apts
International court supporters urge nations to appoint top judges
United Nations gathering of 87 treaty nations on Monday seeks 18 highly qualified judges from 43 nominees. William Pace of the Coalition for an International Court urges selections free of gender or regional bias. critics call out U.S. opposition to universal prosecutions and bilateral exemptions.
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United Nations
U.N
New York
William Pace
Coalition For An International Court
Africa
Latin America
Caribbean
Richard Dicker
International Justice Program
Human Rights Watch
Police say Red Bluff officer killed by Andrew McCrae
Police in Red Bluff California say officer was killed by Andrew McCrae who was arrested days later McCrae previously described as a human shield in Israel on his own website postings and linked to the case.
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Calif
Andrew McCrae
McCrae
Israel
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