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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 2000

Page

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Odessa High senior Gilbert Galindo may perform nationally

An Odessa High School senior, Gilbert Galindo, may have a chance to showcase his music on a national stage in February, as his compositions reach a wider audience beyond local venues. The piece highlights a young artist gaining broader exposure.

Odessa High School Gilbert Galindo

Eliminate the Hate mural project at Ventura center

A juvenile offender paints her hand on Thursday to create a handprint on a mural at the Frank A. Colston Youth Center in Ventura California. The program Eliminate the Hate was conceived by Ventura County Judge John E Dobroth and designed by the Anti Defamation League and Ventura County Probation Department.

Frank A. Colston Ventura Calif Ventura County John E. Dobroth Anti-Defamation League Ventura County Probation Department

Downpour Halts Drought Relief for Odessa Area

Odessa rancher Barrow, 90, sells half his herd as brief rainfall from a two year drought relief remains incomplete. National Weather Service meteorologist Alec Lyster says about an inch of rain fell by 6 p.m. Friday at Midland International Airport, but drought persists. Weather information continues on Page 2A.

Iday Ector County Midland International National Weather Service Alec Lyster Barrow Odessa

Jobless rate hits 30-year low as hiring surges in holiday season

Washington AP reports December unemployment at 4.1 percent, a 30-year low, with 315,000 new payroll jobs. Department stores and construction led gains, marking a strong year end for labor markets amid record Wall Street highs and brisk holiday sales.

Washington Wall Street First Union David Orr Labor Department Ken Mayland

Surpluses for next decade may rise by up to 800 billion

Washington AP reports that federal budget surpluses for the coming decade could be up to 800 billion dollars larger than last year s 3 trillion estimate. Analysts from both parties say new projections will at least match last year s surplus, aided by a strong economy and higher revenue, setting up a tax cut or debt reduction debate in an election year.

Washington

Air Force to Recommend West Texas Bomber Training Route

Air Force environmental study favors low level bomber flights over West Texas rather than New Mexico. If chosen, Dyess and Barksdale routes would add about 2,600 annual flights, averaging 10 per day, with most above 3,000 feet and daytime hours. Local opposition grows. Rep. Henry Bonilla objects to increased sorties in the 23rd District.

Air Force West Texas Jeff Bingaman New Mexico Bingaman Secretary of the Air Force Associated Press Dyess Air Force Base Abilene Barksdale Air Force Base Bosier City Maj John Boyle RBTI Dyess Boyle Barksdale Texas U.S Henry Bonilla Bonilla

Dallas EMT indicted in anthrax hoaxes at Coppell and Dallas

Steven Matthew Cutler, a 27 year old emergency medical technician from Lewisville, is indicted by a federal grand jury for mailing a vial labeled anthrax to a Coppell postal facility and placing another labeled vial at a Dallas apartment complex. The FBI identified both vials as water. An arraignment was set for 1 p.m. Thursday.

Dallas U.S Steven Matthew Cutler Lewisville Jane Boyle Cutler FBI Postal Processing Coppell Irving Danny Defenbaugh Paul Coggins

Detroit Auto Show Signals Truck Dominance This Year

The 2000 North American International Auto Show centers on trucks with hulking pickups and sport utility designs, signaling a shift away from passenger cars. Major makers GM Ford and DaimlerChrysler show few passenger-car debuts as SUVs surge, despite rising fuel costs and competitive pressures.

Detroit General Motors Corp Ford Motor Co Chrysler DaimlerChrysler AG Morgan & Co West Olive Mich Ford Jim O’connor

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