Cecilia Lambert Keeps Her Dolls and Spirit Alive
A 72 year old great grandmother Cecilia Lambert preserves hundreds of dolls and dresses them up. The article contrasts housing challenges for Houston ISD students with her cheerful hobby and notes broader social themes in Life & Arts.
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Cecilia Lambert
Life & the Arts
Sawyer targets 2000 Busch Grand National title
Elton Sawyer eyes the 2000 Busch Grand National championship after back to back top five finishes. The Odessa American feature covers his profile schedules and other stock car racing details in NASCAR this week.
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Elton Sawyer
Nascar
Children’s New Year Archery Event At Rokugo Shrine
Kohei Umezaki aged 6 grimaces as he shoots an arrow assisted by a dean during the Children’s Horseback Archery event at Rokugo Shrine in Tokyo. Ninety eight boys aged 3 to 12, mounted on wooden horses and in samurai attire, participate to drive out evil and invite health fortune and success.
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Kohei Umezaki
Rokugo Shrine
Tokyo
Rankin Texas Could House New Federal Prison Facility
Upton County Commissioners approve a 1000 bed low security federal prison and county detention center to be built near Rankin on Highway 67. Plans target April construction with a mid 2001 opening, bringing at least 225 local jobs and a regional economic boost amid a declining local economy.
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Rankin
Texas
Odessa
West
Upton County Commissioners Court
Federal Bureau of Prisons
San Angelo
Jim Schumann
Upton County
Brown
Schumann
Texas biologists report better deer harvest quality this year
TPWD biologists Calvin Richardson and Mike Hobson say rainfall in spring and early summer improved forage, boosting body mass and antler size on Boone and Crockett measurements. Deer camps, storage, and taxidermy inspections show 10 to 15 inch antler gains as mule and whitetail seasons wrap.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Calvin Richardson
TPWD
Midland
South
Texas
Richardson
Boone and Crockett
Mike Hobson
Trans Pecos
King Week 2000 in Odessa honors MLK widow theme
The Odessa celebration of King Week 2000 honors Coretta Scott King urging acts of service not a day off. The Black Cultural Council of Odessa hosts events through Jan 17 with a Freedom March at 11 30 a m from MLK Center to Woodson Park and an awards ceremony at 1 30 p m in Woodson Community Center.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Coretta Scott King
Black Cultural Council MLK Day activities schedule
The Black Cultural Council announces MLK Day events for January 15 2000 centered on a Freedom March starting 11 30 a m at the Martin Luther King Center corner of Second and Grant streets the route goes to Dixie Murphy streets and ends at Woodson Park The day includes an Essay or Drawing Contest and notes the King birthday holiday on January 17 with the page 3A schedule reference.
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Martin Luther King Center
Second
Grant Streets
Second Street
Dixie Street
Dixie
Murphy Street
Murphy
Woodson Park
Debates sharpen scrutiny of McCain Gore campaigns
In a week of televised debates John McCain and Al Gore faced tough questions on taxes health care and military policy. Gore backed open service for gays and drew criticism over remarks about Colin Powell while McCain defended his links to donors and vowed to keep reform a focus. Bush signaled hopes voters will demand accountability as the campaigns press forward.
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Washington
John McCain
al Gore
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gore
U.S
New Jersey
Bill Bradley
Joint Chiefs
Colin Powell
Powell
Senate
McCain
George W. Bush
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