Exxon Mobil faces Texas oil rights lawsuit in Wood County
U S District Court in Houston hears a Texas case alleging state mineral rights were shortchanged by Exxon Mobil and predecessors drilling along highways in Wood County. Senator Cornyn cites possible tens of millions in losses and notes state records will determine exact figures.
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Carrie Wilson sheds pounds and faces new attention
Carrie Wilson, once part of Wilson Phillips, reveals in People magazine that losing 150 pounds after a 1999 gastric bypass has changed her life. She notes men now stare at her body, and she plans a Wilson Phillips reunion album while married to Rob Bonfiglio.
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Weekly mortgage rates slide to multimonth lows
Freddie Mac reports 30 year fixed rates at 7.07 percent and 15 year at 6.74 percent, declining from the prior week and marking their lowest levels in 19 months. One year adjustable rates average 6.86 percent, with points about 1 percent of loan amount.
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Bush treads careful line with Greenspan on tax cuts
President and Congress face economy risks as Greenspan signals restraint on large tax cuts. Bush praises the Fed chief despite past tensions, noting Greenspan understands his role and remains open to smaller tax cuts if needed. Analysts say the move positions Bush as markets stay alert for decisive steps.
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Theme parks break $50-a-ticket barrier in Florida
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and SeaWorld Orlando become the world’s costliest parks with tickets over $50. Busch Gardens raises to 51.18 adults and 41.57 children. SeaWorld moves to 50.83 adults and 41.29 children. Spokesmen cite continued investment in attractions, while others note attendance remains strong.
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Retailers report worst holiday season in a decade
New York AP reports that U S retailers faced a tough holiday period with weak sales, weather woes, and pessimism. Gap, Limited, Ann Taylor, Tiffany warned earnings would miss estimates while Wal Mart posted only 0.3 percent same store growth. Teen shopper demand boosted Hot Topics and similar chains.
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Escaped inmates linked to deadly Texas sporting goods heist
Seven inmates who fled Connally Unit on Dec 13 are accused of shooting Irving Officer Aubrey Hawkins 11 times during a robbery of a sporting goods store. Federal weapons charges follow for the group, named as Rivas, Halprin, Rodriguez, Harper, Newbury, Garcia, and Murphy Jr, with warrants for capital murder and sightings around Grand Prairie and Irving.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers for January 4
The Texas Lottery reported Cash 5 results 17 34 33 23 5 with the drawing held on Thursday January 4. Pick 3 drawing numbers were 6 6 4.
Power Texas plant adopts waste-heat recycling technology
The Odessa area project will tap new waste heat recycling to reach about 55 to 60 percent thermal efficiency, far above older plants at 30 to 35 percent. Local incentives include a 200 acre land donation valued at $423,000 from the Odessa Development Corporation and tax breaks. After completion, the plant will sell power to distributors such as TXU and West Texas Utilities.
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Dynegy Expects Strong Q4 and 2001 Earnings Surge
Dynegy Inc. predicts it will significantly exceed its prior fourth quarter earnings forecast and expects a healthy 2001. The company had projected 22 to 25 cents per share for Q4, while the First Call consensus stood at 25 cents.
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Odessa American publication details
Odessa American is a daily newspaper published every morning at 222 E 4th Street Odessa Texas with USPS 402-960. It notes second class postage and invites readers to send address changes to PO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760-2952.
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Odessa American Classifieds Policy and Contacts
Publisher and staff listings with contact numbers and email. Advertising rules state the American may reject ads and is not liable for errors or omissions or failure to publish for any reason. The notice lists executive editor advertising director circulation director and other roles.
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