Odessa native soldier to march in inaugural parade
Odessa native Pfc. Kourtney Hope Pittman, 21, will be among 150 active army soldiers in the 2005 Presidential Inaugural Parade. She is one of two from her brigade chosen to march, with duties limited to marching. The parade starts at 1 p.m. CST after the Presidential Oath of Office Ceremony. Pittman is the daughter of Sandy Nease of Odessa and Kurt Pittman of Grand Prairie.
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Satin Strings Visit Washington D C for Inaugural Balls
Permian High School Satin Strings Director David Golden reports bitter cold in Washington D C as students and sponsors visit the Lincoln Memorial Vietnam Memorial Korean Memorial and World War II Memorial. They check in at a Alexandria hotel and dine before performing at six inaugural balls Thursday night.
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Bushs second term agenda and mixed legacy
President Bush aims to expand his unfinished legacy with a war on terrorism and democracy push in Afghanistan and Iraq, plus a domestic plan for private Social Security accounts, tax simplification, and an ownership society. Critics view the effort as uneven amid partisan divides.
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Bush outlines limited second term agenda
President Bush says he has little time for a broad second term agenda. Critics argue he squandered international goodwill after the September 11, 2001 attacks and waged a war in Iraq based on faulty intelligence, alarming the world. Legacy coverage continues on page 7A.
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Kohl's to hire 150 for new Midland store
Kohl's Department Stores plans to hire about 150 workers for a Midland outlet opening in March. A 24 hour job line at 877-639-5645 will support recruiting. The Midland store at North Loop 250 West will hire sales clerks, desk staff, housekeepers and loss-prevention personnel from Kohl's 637 stores in 40 states.
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U S finds no evidence WMD moved from Iraq
U S officials say no proof that weapons of mass destruction were moved out of Iraq before the war. The administration acknowledges unresolved questions about Saddam Hussein’s alleged arsenal and notes the upcoming assessment by Charles Duelfer on WMDs.
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Civic leaders to meet at energy forum
West Texas Energy Technology Initiative kicks off with a public forum at the Petroleum Club of Midland. Executive Director Stephanie Sparkman invites regional executives and officials as RSVPs top 75. The event focuses on energy production and new technologies to boost West Texas.
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