Adoring fans swoon for George Strait concert
Adoring fans packed the arena as country singer George Strait performed a Valentine near miss show. Fans tossed red roses heart balloons and teddy bears while Strait opened with Love Bug and closed with Amarillo By Morning amid ear splitting cheers. Kim Harp of Garden City and friends Krystal Bell Tiffany Maxie Misti Batla chased the best views from the balcony after long ticket lines.
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George Strait
Strait
Amarillo
Garden City
Kim Up
Harp
War crimes arrests threaten Bosnia peace process
Reports say the arrest of Gen. Djordje Djukic and Col. Aleksa Krsmanovic sparked Serb fury and halted cross border movement in Serb territory. NATO forces seek to restore dialogue while U S mediator Holbrooke returns to the Balkans to pressure full Dayton Accord implementation amid calls for prisoner releases and war crime prosecutions.
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Ian Seshaout
Djordje Djukic
Aleksa Krsmanovic
Sarajevo
Mladic
Bosnia
NATO
Riva
Richard Holbrooke
U.S
Balkans
Han Pijesak
Mark van Dyke
Leighton Smith
Miadic
van Dyke
Djukic
Krsmanovic
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Anne-Sophie Bonefeld
Pavel S. Grachev
Belgrade
Modest activist Ted Roden honors 1995 Citizen of the Year
Odessa resident Ted Roden 76 received the 1995 Citizen of the Year at a chamber luncheon. Roden, who moved to Odessa in 1947, built Standard Sales Co and expanded tobacco and liquor distribution. He funded Ratliff Ranch Golf Links and lobbied for UT Permian Basin and I 27 extension.
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Roden
Cutcher
Odessa
Tom
Pinkie
Pinkie’s
Anheuser- Busch
Standard Sales Co
Standard Sales
Texas
Colorado
Mississippi
Crutcher
Ratliff Ranch
University of Texas
Permian Basin
Temperatures and Forecasts from Local News Briefs
A compact page item summarizes regional temperatures and forecast outlooks across areas served by the paper. It notes today’s highs and lows, chances of rain, and general conditions for the coming days, with a brief map of region-wide expected weather patterns.
Mud and rock slides isolate Cascade Locks region in Oregon
In Cascade Locks Oregon a torrent of mud and rocks slid from steep slopes into the Columbia River burying a scenic freeway and stranding communities along the river. Helicopters evacuated about 30 people from Dodson and Warrendale as trains and roads were halted. Officials warned the freeway will stay closed through the weekend and described the area as an isolated island.
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Cascade
Columbia River
Bernie Giusto
Oregon
Cascade Range
Portland
Giusto
Dodson
Warrendale
Tracy
Cascade Locks
Bob Smith
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Kim Harp
Ector County Coliseum
Ted Roden
Austin
O.A
Laura Dennis
Slide
Columbia Gorge
Welches
Ore