Presidential Presidents Trivia Quiz at The Presidential Museum
In honor of Presidents Day a trivia quiz tests knowledge of U S presidents. Carey Behrends of The Presidential Museum recommends a library visit with 4500 volumes. The museum at 622 N Lee Ave opens 10 a m to 5 p m today in Odessa.
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Carey Behrends
Presidential Museum
N. Lee Ave
Presidential legacies hinge on character over policy says experts
Behrends and Leach weigh how personal flaws and resilience shape presidencies. They cite Lincoln and Roosevelt as models of compassion and governance, while Clinton and Kennedy illustrate charisma alongside challenging impulses. They note the presidency as a spiritual journey demanding ethics, humility, and a public compass.
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Behrends
Presidential Museum
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Leach
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Nald Reagan
John F. Kennedy
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Lincoln
Roosevelt
America
NASA Mars Odyssey Seeks Hidden Water and Salt Clues
Mars Odyssey orbits the planet to map water and chemical distribution in the top three feet of soil. The craft carries thermal imaging and a gamma ray neutron detector to locate hydrogen and chlorine while a radiation monitor malfunctions. Scientists expect to find ice mixed with dirt permafrost near surface.
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Earth
Mars
Space
William Boynton
University of Arizona
Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
Odyssey
NASA
Boynton
Osbournes reality show debuts on MTV March 5
Ozzy Osbourne confirms the MTV program shows real family life with no scripts. The reality series follows daily scenes including his teen daughter's birthday party and his attempts to curb smoking among guests. The show premieres March 5.
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Radnor
Fear Factor
Ozzy Osbourne
MTV
Osbournes
Osbourne
TV Guide
Bush embraces Koizumi on Asia trip amid economic reform push
President Bush in Tokyo on a seven day Asian tour publicly backing Prime Minister Koizumi while privately urging painful reforms to end a decade long slump. The visit includes Meiji Shrine archer display meetings at Iikura House and a dinner at a yakitori restaurant as both leaders press for economic revival and regional security unity.
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Bush
Koizumi
Asia
Japan
Tokyo
Meiji Shrine
U.S
Laura Bush
Taiwan
Camp David
Iikura House
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
Woodrow Wilson International Center
South Korea
China
Crematory Scandal Shocks Georgia Community
Officials say the Tri-State crematory may have stacked bodies for up to 15 years. Ray Brent Marsh faces five counts of theft by deception after taking payment for cremations he did not perform. Authorities search the Marsh property and morgue site while families seek dental records and ashes.
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McConnell
Georgia Emergency Management Agency
Tri-State
Sperry
Ray Brent Marsh
Walker County
Marsh
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
John Bankhead
Red Cross
Pat Higdon
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tommy Higdon
Higdon
Stanley Payne
Ray
Clara Marsh
Hill Morrison
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Bankhead
Odessa American publication contact and hours
Odessa American steel line lists address at 222 E. th Streets Odessa Texas 79761 and postmaster box. It provides main phone 337-6262 hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and automated out-of-town lines 800 375 4661 for reach and paper missing numbers 337 7314 or 888 375 OAOA with Saturday Sunday hours 6 to 11 a.m.
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Odessa American
Odessa
P.O
Oaoa
Odessan classified ad notices and policy note
A reader guide snippet lists advertising contact numbers for retail, fax, and classifieds at the Odessa American. It states the paper may accept or reject ads and disclaims liability for errors in representations and web presence.
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Odessa
Cementon Os
Enron chief grilled by Senate panel amid inflation questions
Kenneth Lay faced two hours of questioning on Enron's numbers fearlessly denying misstatements. The column blends politics and entertainment notes with satire about stock, Olympic votes, and media.
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Oklahoma City
Enron
Kenneth Lay
Senate Commerce Committee
Ashes Drop Causes Hole in Grand Forks Deck
A brown bag containing cremated remains crashed through the McDonalds’ backyard deck in Grand Forks North Dakota on December 29 leaving an 18 inch hole. An environmental health official says the bag likely fell from an airplane window while someone attempted to scatter the ashes.
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James and
Jane McDonald
Grand Forks
N.D
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