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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2005
Page
2
Parents of Gale Pond Alamo students learned TAKS test preparation through classroom games this week. The session aimed to reduce anxiety and boost readiness ahead of Monday activities.
The Saturday January 15 drawing lists Texas Lotto numbers 6, 7, 13, 20, 33, 22 with no match details provided. No winner information or prize updates are included in the available text.
A fragment shows numbers 13 7 20 25 22 followed by Friday January 14. Summary of results is unclear. entities such as teams or places are not readable.
Judge Ernest B. Murphy in a small city south of Boston is featured as a newspaper story signals a pivotal life event. Waste Control Specialists will decide next week whether to accept all or part of waste from the former DOE uranium plant in Fernald, Ohio. The piece also notes Amazon CEO expanding ventures into space on ranchland in Culberson County with details scattered across pages.
Toyota Motor Corp plans to manufacture fuel efficient hybrid vehicles in the United States. West Texans express interest despite a long standing preference for pickups and SUVs according to the Odessa Toyota dealership sales manager. The OA Champs page highlights youth activities while the 2005 culinary trends feature health benefits and cookbooks by famous authors. NASCAR racing coverage continues as the racing world provides latest updates with the OA Fantasy Tracker page offering fantasy sports insights.
OSHA continues investigations into a November 2004 explosion at a Big Dog site in Pecos County and the September 1 2004 electrocution death of a Big Dog worker in Upton County while picking up trash. Final summaries will be sent to the company and victims’ families.
In 2004 the Lubbock region recorded 25 work related deaths across oil and gas, construction, agriculture and general industry with several due to drilling. OSHA officials cited a hazardous environment and a skilled labor shortage, noting dangerous transportation and heavy equipment heighten risk.
Kimberly grieves as husband Brian and their unborn daughter Brianna Michelle loom in a tragedy at a drilling site. He died after a fall from a platform 90 feet high despite wearing a safety harness. Needing to manage bills, Kimberly faces single motherhood and the final months before their baby’s arrival in March.
Publication office in Odessa Texas lists editorial and contact details along with ad policy and customer service hours. Includes phone numbers for news sports life and editorial pages and note on liability for ads and publication mistakes.
Obituaries list Fred A. Durham Sr. Bertha Viola Holder Ada Marie Slaton and Elwenna Sis Chenault, noting their passing in Fort Stockton. Details on service times or surviving relatives are not provided in the fragment.
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