Morales Defends Positions In Governor Race Debate
Morales and Sanchez clash over affirmative action and death penalty. Morales opposes race based college aid and favors capital punishment, while Sanchez backs affirmative action and supports the death penalty with limits. Kucera notes diverging views. election heads to March 12 primary and November general versus Perry.
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Jury finds Junta Guilty in Reading Ice Arena Fatal Fight
The trial aired on national cable and talk radio as witnesses testified that Michael Costin died after a July 5 2000 skirmish at a Reading Burbank Ice Arena. Prosecution highlighted Costin’s smaller size and Costin’s sister spoke of senseless pain while defense called Junta a gentle giant.
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Quinlan
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Gus Costin
Dennis
Tom Junta
Thomas Orlandi Jr
Winona Ryder Bond Extended as Saks Case Remains Open
Beverly Hills judge prolongs Winona Ryder's $20,000 bond while Los Angeles County DA reviews whether to charge the 30-year-old actress with shoplifting from Saks Fifth Avenue. Ryder appeared with attorney Mark Geragos and must return February 8 as prosecutors examine evidence in the December 12 arrest for alleged felony grand theft.
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Brosnan to film two more Bond movies amid aging concerns
Pierce Brosnan, aged 48, plans two more James Bond films but worries about stamina as his contract ends after the next outing. Filming starts at Pinewood with Halle Berry and Rosamund Pike co starring. release expected late 2001.
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Enron fallout widens as lawmakers probe ties to Bush era
Democrats seize on Enron disclosures to challenge Bush approval, detailing links between officials and the failed energy giant. Thousands of workers lost jobs and retirement savings when Enron filed for bankruptcy, while White House and aides promise a full investigation and rules review.
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Odessa chiropractor charged with sexual assault
Odessa Police arrested Dr. Donald Gale Gibbs on a second degree felony charge of sexual assault based on complaints from two female patients. Gibbs was jailed in Ector County pending a bond hearing and officers seek further information at 333-3641.
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Odessa American Publication and contact details
The Odessa American is published daily in Odessa Texas at 222 E. 4th Street. It lists post office box for changes and a main phone line 337-6262 with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and an out-of-town number 800 375 4661.
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Classified Rates and Policies in Odessa American
Readers' Guide Classified Fax 24 Hours. Rates listed for 1, 3, 6 months and yearly ads with weekend and Sunday options. Reproduction prohibited by federal copyright. American not liable for errors.
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Ford Continentals and Cuts Signal Ford Reorganization
Ford unveils a $4.1 billion charge as it trims 35,000 jobs worldwide amid losses in late 2001. Plant workers like Scott Elmore and Tony McKinnie face painful cutbacks, while unions warn of strikes to protect Ontario’s 1500‑worker pickup plant.
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King of Tonga’s court jester tied to passport scam
Report notes the Tonga king once appointed Jesse Bogdonoff as a gratitude jester after Bogdonoff uncovered a passport selling scheme. The scheme allegedly deposited funds in a Bank of America account with no interest and may have seen Bogdonoff and associates abscond with much of the money. Estimated proceeds from passport sales to Imelda Marcos and others could total around 40 million dollars.
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Fiji
American Samoa
Jesse Bogdonoff
Bogdonoff
Bank of America
Imelda Marcos
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