Bush calls for disarmament as Powell to press UN case
President Bush warns Saddam Hussein must disarm or face coalition action. Powell to argue the U N case next week while allies France and Germany resist war. Bush cites vast hidden chemical and biological weapons material and alleges ongoing concealment and smuggling.
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Fuhrman Sued For Onair Allegations In Libery Lake Beating Case
Spokane County lawsuit accuses radio host Mark Fuhrman and co host Mike Fitzsimmons of inciting victim Michael Mullin to name Zachary B Field as attacker in a Liberty Lake beating. Field had alibi and was not involved, detectives say. Field sues Fitzsimmons and KXLY, while Fuhrman and KXLY decline comment.
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Odessa housing plan leans to midrange homes amid growth shift
Odessa market analysis shows a shift from low to high end homes since the 1980s. 59 active listings seek 75k to 149k while Midland has 190. Developers plan subdivisions on northern city fringes as 600-acre Estates at Shiloh and Sunrise Point Estates move forward.
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Bush faces multi front perils in annual address
President Bush argued that different threats require different strategies while pursuing a military course on Iraq and a diplomatic one with North Korea. He cited U S and Afghan forces clashing in southeastern Afghanistan with 18 rebels killed and up to 350 American troops involved as part of a broader mix of international and domestic problems shaping his benchmark speech. The White House continued to sell Iraq war despite UN opposition amid concerns over the economy and Afghan insurgent activity.
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Texas Lottery Cash 5 Winning Numbers Report
Tuesday January 28 draws show Cash 5 numbers 16 8 13 20 32 with 5 plus 1 bonus ball 80 and top prize 250,000 won. Event labeled Day and Night drawings mention step and prize details for players.
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Odessa American Phone and Contact Information
Odessa American lists contact numbers for local and out of town readers and paper delivery change requests. Hours span 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and morning weekend slots.
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Classified Ad Rates and Contact Numbers in Odessa American
Readership guide lists advertising options with fax numbers for the Odessa American retail and classified sections. It includes pricing snippets such as weekend and daily rates and contact names Frances Irvine and business phone lines. The notice notes rights and reproduction protections and a web address for more details.
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Bush State of the Union stirs markets and war talk
President Bush used the State of the Union to push for action against Iraq drawing Wall Street concern. Dems mock his modesty as oil prices rise and the stock market tumbles. Minornotes include LeBron James rules, Colts Powell remarks, and a spoof against Jackass Terrorist Training School.
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Britain mulls microchip implants for released pedophiles
The London Observer reported that the British government is studying mandatory satellite tracking implants for convicted pedophiles after prison release. A company proposes software to monitor bodily states to gauge nervousness or excitement, though sexual arousal cannot yet be tracked.
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