Winfrey lawyers press third attempt to move trial
Amarillo based defamation suit by Texas Panhandle cattle feeders against Oprah Winfrey and a vegetarian activist seeks a venue change. Judge Mary Lou Robinson already denied two requests to relocate. A memo by Gary Molberg, then Chamber of Commerce president, amplified anti-Oprah rhetoric affecting the local jury pool, though Molberg later retracted the memo. Trial set to begin Tuesday in Amarillo.
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Oprah Winfrey
Cattle Country
Mary Lou Robinson
New Chamber of Commerce
Gary Molberg
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Winfrey
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Teen banished to island released from prison
MEDICAL LAKE Washington AP A Thagat Indian named Simon Roberts 21 was released from state custody after serving a 26 month term in prison and a year of banishment on two remote islands for beating and robbing a pizza deliveryman He said the banishment changed his path and he was released 16 months early stating it had begun to turn him away from crime.
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Medical Lake
Wash
Simon Roberts
Roberts
Archer remembered as West Texas legal icon and reader
David Archer recalls his father as a renowned Monahans prosecutor who never lost a case there and gained fame for trials including Estes investment fraud. He valued history and literature in court, mentored clients with compassion, loved the Dallas Cowboys, and preferred small West Texas towns over muggy Austin.
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The Lynns Debut CD And Loretta Lynn Daughters
Loretta Lynn says her twin daughters Peggy and Patsy Lynn seek education and stable family life over fame. The Lynns will release The Lynns debut CD on February 10 after previously performing as The Honkabillies.
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the Honkabillies
Texas Lottery Winning Numbers and Jackpot Note
Winning numbers for Lotto Texas Pick 3 and Cash 5 are listed with an estimated $8 million jackpot for Wednesday January 15. Information updated by InfoLine, with verification pending from the Texas Lottery Commission. Regional Odessa office contact details included.
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Lotto Texas
InfoLine
Texas Lottery Commission
TLC
Odessa
E. University Blvd
ECISD weighs high school eligibility amid magnet plan
ECISD officials discuss a potential policy requiring freshmen to participate in their home high school programs, affecting eastside students and magnet Ector. The district's desegregation magnet at Ector creates confusion over feeder status for Bowie and Crockett junior highs and may lead to stricter eligibility rules.
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Odessa
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Hector Mendez
Maria Chavez
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UN probes Iraq weapons sites amid access dispute
The United States and Britain press for full, unconditional access to all Iraqi sites as UN inspectors face Iraqi delays. Ambassador Ball Richardson warns optimism wanes while Baghdad claims inspectors are biased and attempts to replace the Ritter team. Butler adds Chinese and other inspectors to diversify the mission as Clinton calls for strong action.
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United Nations
Fred Eckhard
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Epidemic rainfall, virus outbreak hits northeastern Kenya
Epidemiologists report severe flooding and an outbreak of the Raft Valley virus in Manvera and Wayr districts after heavy rains. WHO teams rush aid, urge mosquito protection, bed nets, and avoidance of animal slaughter during Ramadan end festivities.
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World Health Organization
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Lotto Texas Draw Sees No Matches as Jackpots Grow
In Austin, no tickets matched Lotto Texas Wednesday night raising the estimate to 4 million dollars. The next drawing Saturday night will offer about 8 million dollars.
Santa Fe Texas faces tournament decision after guard incident
Parents express bitterness after daughters were violated prompting debate over whether girls should play in the tournament. District police will accompany the team to Santa Fe with an off duty officer at the event. Santa Fe officials hope the incident does not reflect the community, located about 35 miles southeast of Houston near La Marque.
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de Lon Lockette
Santa Fe
Mattes
Odessa American newspaper mailing data
The Odessa American publishes daily from 222 E. 4th Street in Odessa Texas with post office box mailing details for address changes and USPS service.
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Odessa American
E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Odessa American Classified Ad Safety Notice
The Odessa American notes the advertisement submitter and contact details including a main number and email. It states liability limits for errors omissions or missed ads and provides customer service hours from Monday to Friday and weekend times.
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Odessa
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