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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 2001

Page

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Odessa and Midland pool to hire lobbyist amid shared costs

Odessa and Midland will jointly hire an Austin lobbyist, J. McCartt, to monitor state politics. The 4-0 council vote Tuesday approved the arrangement possibly costing up to 36000 over two years. Some members had doubts earlier but supported the move as optimistic.

Odessa Midland Bob Slider Slider Council Jim Morris Bill Hext Bill Cleaver J. McCartt

Disabled teen barred from Bush visit in Midland

A 15 year old girl with spina bifida in Seminole was denied access to a wheelchair section at George W Bush's Midland visit on Jan 17 despite tickets. Her mother said they waited in cold for hours and could not locate the disabled seating area. City officials apologized for the inconvenience.

Kristin Eady Seminole Midland George W. Bush Eady Bush Kristin Kim Scroggins Scroggins Centennial Plaza Midland Chamber of Commerce City of Police Department Tina Jauz

Mayor Hext hospitalized for cancer treatment

Odessa Mayor Bill Hext was admitted to Midland Memorial Hospital cancer unit in stable condition. Officials declined to state the reason, but his wife said a fluid buildup in his chest caused the visit after fever and breathing problems.

Midland —Odessa Bill Hext Midland Memorial Hospital Hext Jane

Ashcroft advances to Senate on narrow committee vote

Republicans won a 10-8 Judiciary Committee vote to send John Ashcroft's attorney general nomination to the Senate floor. Only one Democrat supported him, while Sen. Edward Kennedy abandoned filibuster plans. Senate approval appeared likely, with Whiteman and Norton noted elsewhere.

Washington John Ashcroft Senate Judiciary Committee Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Missouri Ashcroft Russ Feingold Wisconsin Trent Lott Bush

Ashcroft Named Bush Attorney General Nominee

John Ashcroft, former Missouri governor and U S senator, is President Bush's pick for attorney general at age 58. Born May 9 1942, he holds an A B from Yale 1964 and a J D from Chicago 1967, with a career as a lawyer and Republican nominee for the U S House in 1972. He served as Missouri auditor 1973 75, assistant attorney general 1975 76, attorney general 1976 85, and U S senator 1995 2001. Married to Janet with three children.

U.S. House of Representatives Missouri U.S

Texas education chief spurns voucher plan amid Bush proposal

San Antonio AP wires report that Texas Education Commissioner Jim Nelson rejects private school vouchers as unnecessary. He cites Texas standard tests as reducing need and backs school choice with parents choosing where children learn. He notes Bush’s plan targets low performing schools for potential vouchers, while Cheney hints at compromise on reforms.

San Antonio Texas Bush Jim Nelson Dick Cheney

Burleson Elementary Parents Vote on Standard Attire

Burleson Elementary parents are invited to vote on school dress standards. The decision affects student attire policy and campus expectations for the upcoming term. The poll seeks input from guardians and staff to guide uniform or dress code adoption.

Burleson Elementary School

Lea 93 famed Texas artist dies after fall

El Paso artist Tom Lea, known for Landscapes and the Stampede mural, died at 93 from complications after a fall. President Bush mourned the Texan and American figure, noting Lea’s influence and his long ties to Odessa and El Paso.

Texas Lea EL Paso West Texas Tom Lea George W. Bush GOP Sarah Dighton Lea Bush Adair Margo Second Street Texas Avenue Richard Cummins Parker House Ranching Museum Odessa

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