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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2017
Page
2
Texas cash five numbers were 6 23 24 28 34 with a 708 015 payout code. The Texas Two Step numbers were 1 27 28 34 and the bonus ball. Jackpot listed at 225000 dollars. New Mexico Pick 3 day results shown as 6 3 4. Event dated Monday January 9 with regional lottery notations.
The Odessa American on page 2B corrects a misspelled name from a Sunday story. The owner of Norma's Café is Norma Bassham. The newspaper regrets the error.
The Texas Department of Transportation invites residents who use or may use public transit to attend regional public workshops about the Enhanced Mobility program. One meeting is at 2 p.m. January 17 in Odessa at the Odessa District Office, 3901 East Highway 80, with contact Eric Garcia at 498-4768 for details and accommodations.
Community bulletin invites new submissions with contact options via email or mail to Odessa address. Photos may be included. For more information call 333 7775.
Midland writer Bill Modisett guides readers to the past in a column celebrating the region's colorful places and people. Also notes an educational service organization event this Thursday and a Sunday feature on The Founder's Michael Keaton as a character king across Beetlejuice Batman Barbie and more.
The Odessa American lists office addresses and contact numbers for news, sports, life and times, and editorial pages. It provides customer service hours, advertising contacts, and notices on post and delivery policies. Public notices include postal details and classifieds disclaimers.
Key events include Lyndon B. Johnson urging tax surcharges in 1967, Edward Brooke becoming the first Black U.S. senator by popular vote, and the 1776 publication of Common Sense. Also noted are Florida secession in 1861, Rockefeller founding Standard Oil in 1870, Buffalo Bill Cody’s 1917 death, the League of Nations founding in 1920, and Chanel’s death in Paris in 1971.
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