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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2008
Page
1
Texas lottery results show Cash 5 numbers 119 24 32 33 and Pick 3 Day Night 418 100. Megab Millions numbers 24 31 39 40 56 with Mega Plier 4. Jackpot listed at 12 million along with Daily 4 and Day Night 428 418 325616.
The New Mexico lottery announces Road Runner Cash results for January 4 with numbers 23 14 15 22 24 and a jackpot of 150000. Jackpot details and further information are available at www.nmlottery.com.
A collage of gossip and politics spans Ralph Nader backing John Edwards for president to Benazir Bhutto death helmet remarks. Mitt Romney Bermuda shell companies. Fox News protests over Ron Paul. Bush UPFIA bill talk. Iran clones sheep project. Argus Hamilton contact note.
A nonprofit group continued its mission to repair homes for elderly and needy residents as part of a sustained Christmas spirit program. Volunteers organized visits and fundraising to cover materials and labor for essential repairs in the community.
Businesses prepare for year start sales by organizing inventory pricing and marketing plans. They assess cash flow, tighten credit terms, update forecasts, and align leadership responsibilities to accelerate closings in a busy market. Partners seek clean financials and clear value propositions to attract buyers now.
The piece cites Benazir Bhutto telling PARADE she is what terrorists fear then quotes the danger she faced. It notes a tense moment before her death and includes unrelated questions about student aides in Permian and OHS, plus inquiries on child nutrition and cooking with kids. Wednesday
A rare early 1900s Wichita Falls Co. cable tool rig was moved from Artesia New Mexico to the Petroleum Museum in Midland. Donated by Ruth Ann Calvert and Georgie Johnson, the piece was restored with help from Wilbanks Trucking Co. and will be honored with a plaque later.
A new exhibit marks the life of William E. Jeffers born November 10 1917 and died July 19 2004. He grew up in Burkburnett Texas worked in Panhandle oil fields as a child and served in World War II founding and teaching at the Petroleum Distribution School Geiger Field. Postwar he moved to Artesia New Mexico where he drilling and oil operations until his passing. The family donated the exhibit to the Petroleum Museum.
A Phoenix woman hosts self defense get togethers replacing Tupperware parties. The item notes a shift in social trends with a bold, cautionary tone and mentions surrounding chaos on the national stage. The summary preserves the local vibe and keeps named entities intact.
Death notices name Jessie Velma Beardslee Edward Lee Finley Charles Stanhope Lauraine Jr. Vickie Ann Mitchel Gisela Yudith Varela Lottye Odean Grigsby Falkner Hortencia Rubio Ruiz John Isaac Schuessler Terrie Jean Clark Zerlee Cooper Paul William Foster Alonzo Trantham Roger Bains. Page 4B records obituary notices across Odessa Comanche Fort Stockton Kerrville Lamesa Midland Monahans Rankin.
A partial USPS notice from the Odessa American lists mailing details and a Sunday delivery note. It includes address lines for the Odessa post office and changes, a price reference of 132 dollars, and a fragmented claim about holiday or weekend editions. The text is garbled with incomplete phone numbers and stray characters.
The OA clarifies confusion over whether the Gatlin Brothers ever performed at Brand New Optee or Globe Theatre as teens. Some recall a Globe Theatre show by the trio, but confirmation of an Optec performance remains uncertain.
Odessa American issued corrections noting Norman Witcher will run unopposed in Precinct 2 Democratic primary March 4 and then face a Republican winner in November. The paper also corrected a Friday story on nine Permian Basin residents sentenced on drug charges, reporting more than 1000 kilograms found and Jose Luis Gordo Cruz sentenced to 21 years and 10 months.
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