Odessa home sales in 2002 brisk despite overall area dip
In 2002, 1 007 residential homes listed by the West Texas MLS were sold for 71.62 million dollars, up 5.5 percent from 2001's 67.95 million across 955 sales. Analysts note MLS data undercounts total market activity, while Odessa Midland area prices eased slightly amid broader trends.
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Odessa Housing Shortage Highlighted by Chamber
An Odessa Chamber of Commerce housing committee calls the shortage a big issue and urges the city to craft a strategic plan. Members note economic growth must be matched by housing in light of Family Dollar’s new distribution center and anticipated employee transfers.
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Jim Butler
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Saddam Hussein deceiving world over Iraq policy stance
Senate minority leader says Saddam Hussein is deceiving the world with his policies and warns of insufficient evidence of an imminent threat before sending troops to Iraq. The remark emphasizes cautious military action despite calls for decisive measures.
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Bush outlines case for war amid new violence in Afghanistan
Lawmakers debate the surge for military action as violence erupts in Afghanistan and Iraq. Rep. Charles Rangel notes it as yet another call to war while Senate leaders Daschle and Kennedy criticize White House credibility.
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Venezuela Boosts Oil Output Amid Protests
Venezuela raises oil production to over 1 million barrels Tuesday, undermining a two month opposition campaign to choke exports from the world's fifth largest producer. President Chavez pushes output back toward normal levels, marking another win in a 50 day strike crisis.
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Get the U S out of Mexico gains ground
President Vicente Fox's conservative party advances a bold proposal to rename Mexico by removing the United States from the country's official long form. The idea highlights national pride and prompts debate over sovereignty and identity in Mexico.
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