Coyote Beach aims to blend fast but full service dining in Odessa
Odessa entrepreneur Robert Barnes II returns to roots with Coyote Beach at John Ben Shepperd Parkway and East University Boulevard. The 5,400 square foot tropical themed eatery will offer hot from scratch burgers salads and “fast-food imprint” in a casual upscale setting seating 160 to 170 inside and 60 to 70 on the patio. The project employs 60 to 70 staff including Barnes’s son and general manager Erin Visser.
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Enron probes focus on shredding and Andersen links
Ten congressional committees scrutinize Enron collapse and Andersen auditing. Enron filed for bankruptcy December 2 as stock plummeted from 83 dollars to under a dollar. Documents show Andersen questioned Enron’s off the books partnerships led by Andy Fastow, while Fastow served as chief financial officer.
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Reenactor portrays Franklin as scientist and statesman
Kalenak, longtime KOSA-TV performer, portrays Benjamin Franklin, highlighting his inventions such as the lightning rod and bifocals, his writings and humor, and his role in securing support for American independence. The exhibit at the Presidential Museum in Odessa runs through Feb 2, featuring thousands of Franklin items.
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Hotel renamed to MCM Elegante after purchase by John Bushman
In Burbank California, the old Raddison hotel was renamed Thursday as the MCM Elegante after sale late last year to John Bushman, who also owns Music City Mall in Odessa. Giuliani on Tonight Show says he may seek office later but enjoys time off while launching a consulting firm and Twin Towers Fund. Actress Lani O Grady died of multiple drug intoxication, but cause of death whether accidental remains undetermined.
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Taped messages tied to Sept 11 attackers surface in Afghanistan
Ashcroft disclosed recovered videotapes from Afghanistan tied to the Sept 11 plot, with four men named including Ramzi Binalshibh and Abd Al-Rahim, and others identified only by description. Officials say the videos show men delivering martyrdom messages, with translations ongoing and sound possibly withheld for security.
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Firefighters Leader Suspended Amid Lawsuit Pushing Website Probe
A 22 year veteran and Odessa Fire Battalion Chief Stan Tinney, president of the Fire Fighters Association, was suspended for two weeks without pay nine days after interrogations about who maintains the Association website. The IAFF cites a First Amendment rights defense as it seeks damages via jury trial, while Odessa City Attorney Joel Roberts says the city will defend against the petition. Comments were not available from the five firefighters.
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Texas Lottery Draw Summary
Texas Lottery results show Cash Five numbers 12 17 32 19 18 for Thursday January 17. Pick 3 numbers were 9 8 4 with official results available at the Texas Lottery website.
New Moxico Lottery Draws New Numbers
Road Runner Cash: 6 12 15 17 28 drawn on Wednesday January 16. Powerball: 24 31 34 40 47 with Power Ball 30 and 2. Jackpot listed at 70 million. Details at www.nmilottery.com.
Odessa American Address and contact numbers
The Odessa American provides contact options including main line 337-6262 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and toll free 800-375-4661 for out-of-town callers. Line 337-7314 or 888-375-OAOA handles missing papers, with hours from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 6 to 11 a.m. on weekends.
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Odessa American Ads and Subscription Rates Notice
Classified and advertising details for the Odessa American appear with submission contact numbers and a subscription rate schedule. The notice lists fax and email contacts, staff names, and home delivery prices, including daily and weekend options and annual mail rates. It notes copyright protection and reproduction restrictions.
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King Day plaque misengraved sparks PR flap
Hollywood entertainer Argus Hamilton notes a Florida plaque honoring Martin Luther King Day was mistakenly inscribed to James Earl Ray. The item highlights the ongoing use of facial recognition cameras at the Super Bowl site and recalls other political and crime related headlines of the period.
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Judge Acquits Driver Despite Alarming DWI Discovery
Yvonne Lancaster was found unconscious in a Warrington car with an empty vodka bottle and a breath reading four times the limit. The judge ruled the arrest invalid because police failed to read rights as she appeared incoherent, despite minimal consciousness during processing.
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