Cowboys Stars Face Drug Case Fallout and Playoff Rebound
The Cowboys deal with Michael Irvin and Eric Williams amid drug and sexual offense probes. Irvin was sentenced on felony cocaine charges and faces probation revocation questions, while Williams previously avoided indictment after a 1994 incident. Cowboys rallied to win the NFC East and beat the Vikings 40 15, despite suspensions and ongoing investigations.
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Texas Lotto Winner Shares Family Windfall Tale
A Texas family recounts a surprising lottery win as Flores, 24, explains how a small weekly draw transformed into a cash prize. The report notes an older relative’s 12 million jackpot in July and mentions local figures Horace Garemets and Waddell in connection to the story.
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Teen Kasey Griffith Remembered By Family And Church
Relatives and friends mourn Kasey Griffith a teenager who died soon after. Her father Jeff Griffith describes her as fabulous with a strong heart and will. Her mother Sandy Griffith recalls her kindness and love of music and art while plans for organ donation are noted and funeral services are pending with Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home.
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People and celebrities discuss TV mentions and actor roles
The report cites Bill Cosby defending a controversial Cosby episode featuring a turtle, while Drew Barrymore discusses singing roles and emotional strain from filming. It also covers George Wallace film portrayal concerns, and Charles and William attending a skiing vacation in Klosters during New Year celebrations.
72 year old pleads guilty in ad scam
Norman Williams, 72, pleaded guilty in municipal court to four counts of grand theft for swindling women out of nearly 1.4 million dollars by placing ads in a lonely hearts page. He faces seven years in prison at sentencing in January. The plea dropped a rearm and required no testimony from victims in San Diego area. Williams gambled most of the money in Las Vegas, authorities said.
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Oakland school board votes to teach Black English as separate dialect
Readers weigh in on the Oakland California school board decision to teach Black English as a distinct dialect, arguing the move may aid cultural recognition or hinder mastery of standard English required for success. The weekly survey invites responses by mail phone or email with results to be published.
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New York Crime Trends Under a 1000 Mark
In a chaotic era New York City faces rising murders and theft with crime stats tracked by computer. Officials cite a shift in patterns as the 1990s approach, noting percentages, citywide totals, and the role of media in shaping public perception.
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Remembering Rutledge: A Generous Community Leader
Odessa mourns Rutledge a longtime city volunteer and education advocate. Friends credit his 16 years of service on Youth placement, development boards, and community panels with shaping countless lives and guiding local efforts. He will be missed as a steadfast, tireless figure who deeply believed in people and the city’s future.
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Peru rebels demand liberation as prison crisis enters 10th day
Rebel inmates threaten deathly claims and protest conditions in a tense stand off as President Fujimori faces international pressure. The rebel group persistently refuses negotiation, accusing the administration of abuse while seeking clemency and release of imprisoned comrades.
Odessa American Classified Ad Policy and Contact
The Odessa American outlines advertising guidelines, disclaimer on liability for errors or omissions, and contact options including Ad Fax. It notes submission via P O Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 2952 and provides a general production director reference and phone numbers.
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