Cornyn touts experience in race to replace Gramm
Campaign officials describe Cornyn’s tenure as Texas attorney general and his efforts to reform child support, curb HMOs, and crack down on abusive nursing homes. He faces Republican rivals and Democrats in a crowded primary with education and Washington leadership as key themes.
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Enron Shares Tumble as Collapse Reshapes Trading
Enron stock, once $83 a year ago and among the globe’s largest, traded lower after change of ownership and halted sessions on the NYSE. UBS US shares fell to $49.51 as traders digest the firm’s collapse and its once vast exposure to complex bets across energy, weather, advertising, broadband and 1,000 other products.
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Orbach stays with Law and Order to keep the spark alive
Denver interview notes Jerry Orbach, 66, still enjoys playing Lt. Lennie Briscoe on Law and Order. He says each episode presents new ideas and legal problems, and he has no plan to leave the show, preferring his New York life with his wife. In Long Beach, Margaret Cho promotes The Notorious C.H.O. and discusses sex, self image, and cultural lessons in humor and honesty.
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Villagers Flee as Sudden Incidents Hit Mountain Region
In a remote valley, Islamic militants and air strikes drive residents to abandon homes and livestock. Ali details destroyed houses, dangerous zones, and a choice between safety and keeping sheep and camels. Villagers like Jan and Khali Gul adapt, turning to warplane lessons and daily trade despite danger.
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President Bush recovers after fainting blamed on pretzel
President Bush fainted after coughing while chewing a pretzel, doctors say. The White House reports no long term health impact as his condition remains good and he returns to work amid a two day Midwest Louisiana trip.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers for Cash 5 and Pick 3
Texas Lottery results show Cash 5 numbers 10 17 30 31 35 with a 1 as the Powerball style note on Monday January 14. Pick 3 numbers 2 2 and 2 cents appear for Friday entries with midday results. Road Runner Cash 3 numbers 9 18 22 23 drawn Saturday January 12 with reference to official lottery sites.
Odessa American Contact Information and Desk Details
The Odessa American daily provides phone numbers for main office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and out of town lines, with separate times for paper delivery and weekend hours. It lists staff extensions and a preview TV magazine.
Odessa American Classified Ad Notice and Rates
Readers Guide Retail Advertising and Classifieds provide fax numbers and contact details. Publisher Bill Salter and John Kerr listed with office numbers. Rates show Daily Sunday Weekend packages and 1 month prices. copyright notice states reproduction not permitted.
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Bush fainted at White House during NFL game in Comedy Take
Comedian Argus Hamilton reports President Bush fainted in the White House while watching a football game. White House doctors treated him and found no serious cause. The gag-filled piece ties in Enron, Powell diplomacy, and cultural jabs, ending with a note on Hamilton’s bookings.
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Pair waits outside Seattle theater for Star Wars Episode II tickets
John Guth and Jeff Tweiten announced they would stay outside the Cinerama theater awaiting the public sale of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, slated for May 16. Tweiten calls it an art project about waiting, noting long hours and the measurement of time. Distributors have not confirmed a showing at the Cinerama.
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