Yates Trial Focuses on Andrea Yates Mental State
Jurors hear testimony on Andrea Yates mental illness and whether she knew right from wrong when she drowned her five children in the bathtub. Prosecution seeks death penalty for murders of Noah 7 and John 5, Mary 6 months, with potential charges for Paul 3 and Luke 2.
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Houston
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Oil academy to train international students in Permian Basin
APTA plans an oil industry academy drawing students from abroad to Odessa and Midland area colleges. The program aims to create hundreds of jobs and millions in revenue, with classes at Odessa College, Midland College, UT Permian Basin, and CEED. A Russian delegation will visit, alongside talks with Midland's Dongying sister city about a Chinese energy delegation.
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Clayton
98 Degrees announces extended break amid future uncertainty
The boy band 98 Degrees says it is taking an extended break with no immediate plans to record or tour. A Universal spokeswoman did not immediately comment. Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson recently became engaged, while two of their albums have gone multiplatinum and a hit single remains in circulation.
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Giuliani Receives Civility Award Amid 9/11 Remembrance
Former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani is named an honorary knight by the British queen and Time magazine’s Person of the Year. He wins the 2001 National Civility Award for dignity after the September 11 attacks, joined by President Bush and other figures as Civics award recipients.
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Eudora Welty
Supreme Court backs classroom grading privacy limits
The court ruled the 1974 privacy law does not require exposing student grades or teacher notes to parents, warning broader scrutiny could let federal officials micromanage classrooms. It left open whether private lawsuits under the act are allowed and noted future review. The Owasso Independent School District v Falvo case centers on grading visibility and parental access.
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Bush backs aid amid North Korea tensions at DMZ visit
President Bush voiced concern for North Koreans and urged freedom lovers to stand strong. South Korea signaled policy alignment as Seoul advances the Unification Railway project despite North Korea’s inaction. Bush urged Pyongyang to show good will, ruled out invasion plans, and highlighted contrast with North Korea’s war rhetoric. A nighttime satellite image showcased the peninsula disparity, underscoring regional unease.
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Odessa American contact and circulation details
The Odessa American newspaper lists its masthead contact information including address at 222 E. 4th Street Odessa TX 79761 and P.O. Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760-2952. It provides main phone 337-6262 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and a toll free number 800-375-4661 for out-of-town callers.
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Classified Ad Rates and Publication Details in Odessa American
Classified advertising options and rates for Odessa American including daily and Sunday inserts. Details cover display, rate card, subscription pricing, printing panel disclaimer, and contact numbers for the classifieds department and publishers.
Clinton’s evolving plan and political quips in satire
A satirical overview notes Bill Clinton’s remarks on a Third World Marshall Plan analogy and political miscues from a speech to Oklahoma City executives, while skewering Bush, Enron, and media figures. It touches on security screeners, devaluation misstatements, and pop culture jabs.
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Tokyo
Fragmented OCR note from unknown column
A shortened OCR fragment provides unclear text with no identifiable names dates or places. The readable portion offers only stray letters and fragments, yielding no coherent event or person to summarize.
Scamming in Americas Darkest Hour Prompts Settlements and Probes
In December a Hicksville Days Inn agreed to a fine and refunds for charging stranded travelers up to 399 a day after Sept 11. Providence Inc. distributed gift portfolios to 76 Sept 11 victims relatives and suggested lawyers. NYPD arrested 115 unlicensed Ground Zero vendors for counterfeit NYPD and FDNY items.
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New York Times
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