William Tells Column Returns After Vacation Pause
William Tells notes he was on vacation last week and will resume his column next week, signaling a brief hiatus and forthcoming regular features.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2002
Page
2
William Tells notes he was on vacation last week and will resume his column next week, signaling a brief hiatus and forthcoming regular features.
Lay and his wife Linda push a narrative of ignorance while experts and former Enron workers doubt an out of the loop defense. Analysts say board members must know the books, and questions linger about Lay's awareness of accounting issues as Enron collapsed. With testimony looming, observers warn the risk of perjury and criminal exposure. Lay may be remembered as Enron’s leader who drove the debacle.
The Chamber of Commerce and the Midessa Marine Dealers showcase at Ector Coliseum with booths on guns jewelry crafts Tupperware and spas. Clint Golden of Golden Suzuki Odessa rents a booth over ten years and notes the show sparks water activity. Gerald Hill says the gun section is the draw and shoppers can buy sell or trade. The show runs noon to 6 pm with two for one tickets 3 to 6 pm.
Ex-mayor Rudolph Giuliani says Sept 11 fused America and New York into one nation. He will star in a nationally televised Super Bowl ad paid by Monster.com, delivering a 30 second script from Rockefeller Center with lower Manhattan and the missing towers behind him. Monster.com will donate 350000 dollars to the Twin Towers Fund for families of uniformed personnel who died in the attack.
Nick Carter, 22, agrees to a misdemeanor intervention program and community service to drop a resisting arrest charge after a nightclub incident in Tampa. Prosecutor Pam Bondi says completion will resolve the case with the officer-alleged offense dismissed. Carter was arrested Jan. 2 at Pop City after repeated warnings to leave.
Odessa explores adding a fifth ambulance as five full time units plus three backups handle demand. Officials cite overworked medic crews and discuss funding via raised ambulance fees, city manager savings, and a potential new assistant city manager. A council vote could come at the upcoming meeting.
The Texas Lottery announces the Saturday draw results with 1st prize of four million dollars. Winning PICK 3 numbers are 9 2 8 and game info is available at www txlottery.org.
Lottery results from New Mexico Road Runner Cash show numbers 2 and 3¢7¢, with 13 and 28 drawn on Friday February 1 at 8 0 4. Official site www.nmlottery.com.
Odessa American publishes daily from 222 E. 4th Street Odessa Texas 79761 Seer errr neeens meses 333-7742 333-7779 for missing papers or delivery issues Main line 337-6262 open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday Out of town number 800 375 4661 Paper missing line 337 7314 or 888 375 OAOA hours 6 a.m to 5 p.m weekdays 6 to 11 a.m weekends
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Argus Hamilton notes a pre game ceremony featuring five U.S. presidents reading Lincoln in New Orleans. He jokes about Secret Service, Bush and Clinton seating, Super Bowl viewership at 140 million, and $2 million per minute ads.
Albuquerque Metro judge Barbara Brown was briefly suspended in November after police charged her and an ex boyfriend with throwing rocks at a Cash Mart check cashing store that had refused a loan. The ex boyfriend Richard Hone hinted in post charge interviews that the case would collapse, claiming future leverage over clients of his sports agency.
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