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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 2000

Page

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Landry memorial service draws subdued Dallas crowd

Dallas hosts a quiet memorial for Tom Landry at a downtown symphony center, with seating for about 2,600 admirers. In Alaska Airlines Flight 261, two more victims were identified as death certificates are prepared for all 88 victims. The Air Force will not court martial a major who questioned the anthrax vaccine. Russia and NATO restore ties after nearly a year of war-related strain.

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Heritage foundation to honor Odessa community statesmen tonight

The Heritage of Odessa Foundation and the Odessa American sponsor a 16th annual Community Statesman Award dinner at the Holiday Inn Hotel and Suites. Six thirty p.m. program honors 13 Odessans and four former Odessans for public service and civic achievements bringing honor to Odessa. Since 1984 over 200 people have been recognized.

Heritage of Odessa Foundation Odessa American Holiday Inn Hotel and Suites E. Business Odessa

McCain Claims Bauer Endorsement Ahead of SC Primary

In Greenville McCain gained Gary Bauer's backing as he campaigns toward Saturday's South Carolina primary. California Secretary of State Bill Jones also endorsed, while Bush defended his fundraising pace and faced criticism from Rep. Peter King over a Bob Jones University visit.

Greenville S.C John McCain Gary Bauer California George W. Bush Texas McCain Bush Rep Peter King New York Bob Jones University Bob Jones Jr South Carolina Bauer Furmaneeeee America Reagan Bill Jones R-Ariz Furman University

AG shuts eight liner parlors in Odessa raid

Texas Attorney General Office and Odessa Police raided five Odessa eight liner parlors after a two month probe. Five owners were arrested and near $100,000 in cash and prizes seized. A sixth suspect turned himself in later that day.

Vegas Vegas Amusements Odessa Texas Attorney General's Office Department of Public Safety Texas Department of Public Safety Attorney General's Office Andrea Horton D Vegas Vegas Amusements Kermit Highway Joseph and Nina Tinsley Vegas Lights Arcade Andrews Highway Jack Pendergraft

Oilmen lash at Clinton over oil reserve stance

Ted Collins of Collins & Warf in Midland criticizes President Clinton after he refused to rule out selling oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and voiced concern about high prices. Independent oil executives say the administration favors steelworkers and others, while oil prices hover near 30 a barrel.

Clinton Strategic Petroleum Reserve Ted Collins Collins & Ware Midland Collins Independent Oil and Gas Company Pennsylvania Michigan

Gas prices likely to stay high into summer travel season

New York AP report notes rising pump costs as Lydia Games of Houston pays $1.45 per gallon for her Honda. The homemaker says high prices hit her pocket and curtail her driving. Prices average about $1.41 nationally, signaling a lengthy wait for relief into the summer travel period.

New York Lydia Games Honda Houston United

Family fights to keep treehouse amid city removal bid

In Highland Village 16 feet above ground, the Holtzman family's treehouse faces demolition after city zoning officials rule it violates rules that limit play structures to behind the main building. Neighbors mostly support the structure, built last November by Lee Holtzman with his three sons.

Highland Village Holtzman Dallas Lee Holtzman

Fifth graders view Black History Month display at Milam

Chaisley Cleaver ten and Joseph Duran eleven stand at Milam Elementary School while examining memorabilia at the Gertrude Bruce Historical Cultural Center. The exhibit for Black History Month runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and is open to the public.

Chaisley Cleaver Joseph Duran Milam Elementary Gertrude Bruce Historical Cultural Center

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