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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2010
Page
1
A brief notes a promotional prompt urging listeners to click and shop for music on mobile devices and stream online. It emphasizes easy access and digital music purchasing. The message is promotional and lacks additional context or specifics.
The Humane Society of Pecos schedules a Friday and Saturday spay and neuter mobile clinic at Swiss Clock Inn 133 S Frontage Rd with 40 dollar procedures. Pets must arrive 8 8:30 a.m. Friday and be picked up by 5 p.m. Saturday drop off 7 7:30 a.m. and picked up by 5 p.m. Vaccinations run 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day. Reservations required. Call 432 445 1815 or 432 445 4545.
The State Board of Education unanimously approved a rule change to allow high school students to earn credits for athletic participation for all four years, aligning with marching band and ROTC credit practices. Previously athletics offered only two credits across four years, with band and ROTC receiving a per year credit. The move increases options toward the 26 credits needed to graduate, now adding athletics as a four year option.
A public poll asks whether the State Board of Education should change athletics credits. It argues players deserve credit for sports effort while urging a vote at www.oapa.com with options Yes or No.
More than 260 joined the annual Freedom March from the Southside Senior Center to the Woodson Community Center to honor Dr. King and push civil rights. OHS sophomore Khamisie Green spoke about extending King's vision to youth, urging perseverance and unity amid concerns over drugs and sagging pants. A later candlelight vigil at Woodson, featuring Delta Sigma Theta members and singalongs of We Shall Overcome, closed the observance.
In West Texas the Permian Basin shows rising drilling activity as Texas Railroad Commission permits climb. Midland district issued 243 permits in November, down from 302 the prior month, with 2008 high monthly totals cited. Ben Shepperd notes hiring uptick as oil prices rise toward 80 dollars a barrel. Midland’s Concho Resources plans 260 million dollars in Wolfberry Play acquisitions and four new rigs by Q2.
A note on preparing grilled skinless chicken to avoid blandness by using yogurt marinade and Indian spices. The recipe is promoted as featured on 8A.
A weekly online poll invites readers to vote on whether the Haiti earthquake disaster motivates them to help. Readers are urged to visit www.oada.com to vote and email reasons to onletters oada.com.
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