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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2000
Page
2
A Corpus Christi man, 33-year-old Jesse Gomez, made four landfill trips earning 93 dollars. He turned in mattresses and searched apartments for more items. Gomez hopes the city will stay cleaner as more residents trash less.
A shift in TV strategy follows the Millionaire wave as ABC CBS and NBC recalibrate. ABC aims for an upset with The Super Bowl Oscars and Millionaire heavy schedule while NBC pushes family oriented comedies and a new show Daddie starring Michael Chiklis. Network executives note a move away from half hour comedies toward simpler formats and larger audiences.
Speaking on This Week Burton reaffirmed the subpoena can compel a person to testify. He questioned whether INS authority would supersede congressional power as Day sought to reach the United States with his mother and others who drowned.
In New York, the controversial Sensation exhibit featuring a dung decorated Madonna closes after a three month run. About twenty four demonstrators stood outside on the final day as crowds swelled inside.
Scotland Yard's elite crime squad reportedly stopped an underworld plan to abduct Victoria Beckham and her infant son for 1.6 million dollars. An undercover officer monitored the Spice Girl's security details as 24 hour surveillance and watches over Victoria and Brooklyn. No arrests or confirmations were made by police.
The piece describes the ongoing Kashmir clash between India and Pakistan, noting shelling that killed Sakina Bibi near Ahmed's store, ruined shops, and a shared border atmosphere. It cites militant groups, past wars, Ramadan operations, and nuclear tests. It highlights poverty, military spending, and the brutal cold as key casualties.
The County Commissioners Court weighs a nepotism plan restricting close relatives from working in the same department without prior approval. A definition includes spouses, blood or adoptive relations living in the same household, siblings, and parent-child ties. The policy allows waivers and takes effect 30 days after approval. Caddel was out of town for comment. Simmons and Gardner voiced concerns. The court meets at 10 am Monday in the Courthouse Annex, 1010 E Eighth St.
The Commissioners Court meets at 10 a.m. in Odessa to discuss 2000 salary grievance committee members, plat approval for Odessa Ector Power Addition, a mission statement for Ector County TM, purchase of a data processing answering machine, and $400,000 tax notes series 2000 bonds including bids and authorizing documents. Also reviews vendor lists, counseling bid, nepotism policy, motor vehicle personnel, Colonia water grant, TIF LB4 library automation grant, septic inspection cooperation with TNRCC reps, renewal with Icon Benefit Administrators, accounts payable report, pager rental for data processing, printer purchase for elections, and tobacco prevention grant funding for Health Department with removal of IV-D rent payments and continuing education.
Harold Levy, Citigroup global compliance director and state Board of Regents member, was chosen by the Board of Education to lead New York City schools as interim chancellor. The 4-3 vote marks a shift from Mayor’s choice amid state law requiring an education degree. commissioner will decide within up to two weeks. Levy pledged focus on improving student learning as teachers union welcomed cooperation. Former Chancellor Rudy Crew departed after the board declined to renew his contract.
A collage of quotes and trivia from Sir Walter, nutrition, sports, and branding histories. Notes on Aman, color choices in Cornell and Campbell items, test tube thinness, dairy farming, summer camp remarks, and the Olympic marathon distance change. L.M. Boyd contact details final.
The Odessa American announces its daily publication details and mail address for subscribers and address changes, noting USPS and post office box information for correspondence and subscriptions in Odessa, Texas.
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