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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2005
Page
2
Samuel L. Jackson, famed for Coach Carter, discusses overcoming anger rooted in the segregated South as this week’s feature. A grant boosts energy research in the Permian Basin while Ross Elementary students start a school bank project.
Texas Winning Numbers show Cash 5 3 6 15 24 35 with Friday draw and Megaplier 4. Jackpot listed at 80 million dollars. New Mexico Road Runner shows Pick 3 numbers 3713 273 4 and Thursday draw 877 4. This Way 6528.
Market report shows NYSE and Nasdaq activity with index figures and volume. Notable entries include declines and advances in both exchanges and total trade volume across markets.
Hollywood Attorney General designate Alberto Gonzales told a skeptical Senate on Thursday that he will abide by treaties banning torture. The White House worries as he has not yet been confirmed. Comedian Argus Hamilton notes the inaccuracy in a stray line from his Comedy Store host bio.
A subset of Texas Republicans including Conaway were named to key committees, shaping legislative priorities. A separate item notes RRC Chairman Charles Matthews as the lone finalist to lead the Texas State University System, signaling major leadership moves across higher education and party ranks.
USPS 402-960 Odessa American publishes from Odessa Texas with staff contacts for publisher editor and department lines. Ad placement rules and error liability are stated and customer service hours listed plus missing paper and subscription hotlines provided.
Author Tom White signs his book Lost in the Desert for a patron during a signing event at the Ector venue, engaging attendees with details about the novel and its storytelling.
A group of Crane and other area students begin January 4 from Socorro Mission El Paso and travel toward Houston January 29 to retrace William P Huff s 1849 route. The Huff Wagon Train Project organized by Unified School District Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Texas Historical Commission and local groups includes lectures by Bill Coate Patrick Dearen and Bill Boyd with a visit to Crane County Museum and a final project book titled Following the Steps of William P Huff.
Obituaries list multiple individuals across towns including Fort Stockton Midland and surrounding areas. Notices name Manuel Gonzales Dominguez Rodolfo Guebara Claude Homer Robisor Alaina Margaret Luna Marilynn E Yost Maria E Rodriguez Preston Brockington Eva Garcia and others. Details of ages dates and causes are not provided in readable text.
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