Bush says attitude, not deficits, looms as crisis for Washington
In Midland interview ahead of his inauguration, George W Bush argues the real threat is Washington’s adversarial culture. He pledges bipartisanship, shared credit, and empowerment of aides like Dick Cheney Powell and Rumsfeld, aiming to overcome bitter post election sentiment.
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Bush to replace D C plates with inaugural tags
President-elect Bush plans to remove the District of Columbia license plates bearing the slogan Taxation Without Representation from presidential limousines. He told the AP he will use 2001 inaugural tags and later plain plates, not to make a political statement. The plates were issued last November to show support for full voting rights for D C's lone delegate to Congress.
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Douglas Zeta Jones hope for second child discussed
AP reports Michael Douglas, 56, says he and Catherine Zeta Jones, 31, may have more children. They have son Dylan born in August. Douglas spoke on Dateline NBC about their film Traffic, in which Zeta Jones co stars.
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Pitt says pact with Aniston on marriage adventure
Brad Pitt discusses his marriage to Jennifer Aniston in Details magazine calling it an adventure. He recalls their Malibu wedding last July and says he may wait longer to become a father, describing the wedding as one of the coolest experiences.
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Beene Homecoming Draws Odessa in Huge Welcome
Beene 17 paralyzed in November during Permian High practice returned home to Odessa to a record turnout and heartfelt support from the community. Friends and family say the homecoming shows the town’s prayers and tears, with plans for more visits and ongoing recovery through therapy and school events.
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Odessa area leaders head to Washington for Bush inauguration
Burns and City Manager Rick Menchaca travel with plans to meet lawmakers Henry Bonilla Larry Combest Lamar Smith and Kay Bailey Hutchison. Odessa Midland figures attend inauguration events with Satin Strings from Permian High School performing at the Texas Wyoming Inaugural Ball and a Washington Center concert festival.
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Clinton bids farewell as president wraps two terms
President Clinton delivers a final address praising American unity and renewal. He touts economic gains with 22 million new jobs and low unemployment, credits his administration with crime reduction and expanded college opportunities, and notes a smoother, more modern government. Bush prepares to take office as Clinton plans pardons.
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Texas Lottery Cash Five Winning Numbers and Pick 3
The Texas Lottery draws show Cash Five numbers 25 33 37 39 and 5 in some order for Thursday. Pick 3 results are also listed for Friday or Thursday draws as applicable.
Texas wildlife to attend Bush inaugural ball in D.C.
A Texas roadrunner, armadillo, longhorns, hawk and alligator head to Washington for the Texas Black Tie Boots Ball. Bevo joins via trailer voyage for Texas display and inaugural parade, with hotel rooms arranged for the itinerary.
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Odessa American Publication Details
The Odessa American is issued every morning and distributed from 222 E 4th Street in Odessa Texas. It is a second class mail publication with postal handling via Odessa Post Office. Address changes are directed to P O Box 2952 in Odessa Texas.
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Odessa American Subscription Rates and Policy Notes
Readers guide and contact details for Odessa American including customer service hours and pricing for daily, weekend and mail subscriptions. Rates shown for 3, 6, and 12 months with discounts and holiday editions. Copyright notice states reproduction requires written permission.
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