Harrison widow blocks sale of alleged memorabilia loot
Olivia Harrison sues former brother in law Carl Roles, seeking to stop him selling 10 boxes of clothing, records and photos taken from George Harrison's Bel Air home in the 1970s. A Superior Court judge issued a preliminary injunction, exempting letters and an autographed program. Harrison died November 29 at 58. Roles denies intent to sell and says he had permission.
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Poor William Reflects On Charity Tactics And Guilt
The column notes PW now donates as finances allow and urges others to give, but condemns aggressive fundraising like mail label campaigns. He cites annoyance with “neighbor” labels and demonstrates a preference for voluntary, transparent charity, praising Gladys Salter’s example while criticizing gimmicks. The piece ends with a stock market spoof and a signoff.
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Lajitas resort development advances under investor Smith
Texas businessman Charles Smith leads Lajitas in Brewster County as crews expand the resort on 22 000 acres between Big Bend parks. The project features a new 7 500 foot airstrip and planned homes priced up to 1 2 million. Only guests and homeowners will play golf. Smith envisions a self contained community with 700 homes and 2 500 residents, while facing local scrutiny, tax considerations, and safety questions as roads, housing, and amenities proceed toward 2003 completion.
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Olympics scandal claims stain pairs skating outcome
A wide ranging satirical item catalogs charges of rigging in Olympic pairs skating, mentions Russia and France, and parodies figures from boxing to pageants. It notes Don King presenting medals, a dog show winner Surrey Spice Girl, Miss America Harman billing her victory party, Tyson licensing in Georgia, and John Walker arrest.
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Scientists breed spinach genes into pigs in Japan
Researchers at Kinki University in Nara announced in January they bred spinach genes into pigs, creating the first mammal plant combination. They claim the resulting meat could be healthier, though Professor Akira Iritani said the significance is more academic than practical.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers for Saturday Draw
The Texas Lottery announces the Lotto drawing results for Saturday February 16 with winning numbers 2 4 10 20 40 43 and an estimated $13 million jackpot. Pick 3 results and official details are available at txlottery.org.
How To Reach Us And Business Numbers
Odessa American provides contact numbers including the main line 337-6262 open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and an out of town toll free line 800 375 4661. Additional numbers 333 7764 and 333 7640 are listed for business inquiries.
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