19 Feb 1999
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1999
Page
1
Heritage Foundation recognizes Odessans at an awards event totaling honors for local contributions. The ceremony highlighted community figures and historic achievements within Odessa, reflecting local civic pride.
Odessa American advertises free Jobs Wanted classified ads on page 7B for workers displaced by the oil slowdown. Call 333-7777 or visit www.0a0a.com for information.
A snowperson in Old Town Maine on Thursday endures a seasonal drip amid cold rainy weather, illustrating how even frozen figures cope with winter ailments and moisture.
Washington AP reports time running out for a Kosovo settlement as NATO weighs Serb targets near Kosovo. Milosevic warned by Secretary Albright to choose peace or face a heavy strike. US plans evacuations and 1300 OSCE verifiers stand ready. Milosevic rejects 28000 NATO ground troops.
About 1,000 students display history projects today and Saturday in the field house at 809 W. Clements St as part of National History Day. Seventh graders study Texas history while eighth and ninth graders cover U S and world geography and history with judges rating projects starting Thursday.
Ector County District Attorney John Smith will not seek the death penalty against Cynthia Jolynn Graves and Carlos Cain Hinojos, indicted on capital murder charges in the 1995 death of 2 year old Bradon Graves. The boy died from blunt force trauma causing intestinal rupture and infection after alleged severe abuse and failure to seek medical care.
Gov George W Bush received urging letters from New Mexico state lawmakers and several former U S ambassadors. Thomas Melady, former ambassador to the Vatican, called Bush a strong candidate, citing duty and patriotism. Association president spoke at a PBPA meeting in Midland.
Texas Railroad Commissioner Michael Williams told the Permian Basin Petroleum Association that West Texans lose jobs and paychecks due to low oil prices. He urged oil producers to highlight the face of rank and file workers and educate Texas and the nation on the value of the crown jewel, the Permian Basin.
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