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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2000
Page
1
Faith Hill performs the national anthem at the Super Bowl and reflects on a personal lesson to please herself. Parade Sow introduces All-American Selections winners, presenting gardeners with new seed varieties each year.
After a 1999 performance Steve Park seeks a two car team edge to reach victory lane for the first time in the Winston Cup Series.
A 42-year-old Midland man, Louis Douglas Halley, was arrested Friday night on murder charges in the slaying of 60-year-old Johnny Okrasinski. Halley is held on a $400,000 bond after Okrasinski was shot near What A Deal thrift shop as he walked to his 1996 gray Dodge Caravan.
In Sealy the town festoons its football heritage with a Pro Football Hall of Fame shrine beside the stadium. Eric Dickerson, born and raised here, returns occasionally as fans praise his lineage and the Sealy High program that shaped him. The article notes 4,541 residents and ties Dickerson’s enduring presence to the community’s identity.
In Exeter a packed gym hears John McCain call the moment the highlight of his political life amid high stakes for his campaign. Bush leads nationally, but McCain cannot afford a loss in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary as stakes rise for all top contenders.
An October arrival in Hazleton, a barefoot evangelist in a dirty white robe drew wary stares and then broad interest in a struggling town. The community, long Roman Catholic, debated his influence as he preached to passersby and rode with followers, including a local priest who witnessed unsettling incidents.
In San Marcos, Texas NAACP branches urged removing Confederate symbols from public spaces. Gary Bledsoe, Texas NAACP president, said removal of flags and plaques is needed to ensure equal rights, noting a plaque with the flag outside Austin's state Supreme Court building. Bush spokesman cited historical representations in the capitol.
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