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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2001
Page
1
President elect Bush aims to project power through his vice president and senior Cabinet members while dismissing critics who question his readiness. He plans to revise Clinton era rules he dislikes and starts a star studded inaugural show as he assumes the governing role.
Odessa and INSIDE Area residents plan to greet President elect George W. Bush at the inauguration. Local supporters, including reporters from the Odessa American, anticipate a large turnout as Bush takes office on Saturday with conservative backing.
Midland Mayor Bobby Burns says about 500 to 600 residents will travel to Washington this weekend to witness the inauguration, describing the trip as feeling like home for locals. See RESIDENTS on Page 2A.
A frigid white cover blanketed the Permian Basin on Thursday morning. Cambridge physicists pursued light speed in groundbreaking lab experiments, pushing forward fundamental optics research.
Civil rights activist Jesse Jackson acknowledged an extramarital affair that resulted in a daughter about 20 months old. He apologized, said he supports the child and mother, and will step aside temporarily from public life while his spokesman noted it was to head off tabloid reports.
Naomi Watts reports on the Odessa American about Yoe returning home, detailing local reactions and community welcome. The piece highlights homecoming events, brief remarks, and the sense of relief felt by residents.
Crowds at Midland International Airport greet Permian football player Joe Beene returning from Houston after two months of rehabilitation. Tears, cheers, and banners filled gate four as Beene, flanked by his mother Dianne Beene, arrived to a hero’s welcome with snow falling and high school supporters cheering.
President Clinton, in a prime time Oval Office speech, said America had achieved prosperity and a cleaner environment while urging fiscal discipline and debt reduction under incoming President Bush. He pressed for continued global leadership and domestic fairness, leaving office with hope and urging citizens to stay engaged as Bush prepares to take over.
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