Photographers grace light famed at Odessa College exhibit
The Odessa College show features Varjabedian highlighting light as a moment of grace in photography. His piece Our Lady of Light, Canoncito at Apache Canyon draws streams of late day illumination on trees crosses and a church window. He plans next week’s shot and notes shadow to shape dunes. He mentions White Sands and waiting for perfect light.
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Apache Canyon
Odessa College
Varjabedian
Monahans
Ventura urges better discipline in schools says not harmed
ST. PAUL Minnesota Jesse Ventura says on his radio show that educators must engage junior high boys to curb violence and misbehavior. He acknowledges his own past and defends his approach as not harming his own psyche. The Reform party governor suggested in April 1999 that schools should improve discipline to reduce incidents.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Jesse Ventura
Jesse Psyche
Reform Party
NAACP Chief Attacks Confederate Flag Compromise
NAACP leader Kweisi Mfume criticized a South Carolina compromise that left the Confederate flag on state sovereignty grounds. He told about 1,500 delegates that no compromise is acceptable until the flag is removed. State lawmakers defended the deal as a necessary but imperfect resolution.
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Baltimore
South Carolina
Kweisi Mfume
NAACP
Columbia
Senate
Mfume
Robert Ford
Ford
Heating oil supplies and political debate over price spikes
Heating oil inventories stand at about 37 million barrels, roughly half of last year, as fall stockpiling begins. Experts warn wholesale prices may tighten with winter. discussions include use of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to counter spikes, amid political debate on Clinton era energy policy and its impact on swing states.
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Gene Sperling
Clinton
Richardson
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Ctyg
al Gore
Ssh
New York
Ania
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Midwest
Senate
Patriot film dramatizes 1775 war with Gibson as rebel leader
The Patriot portrays a reluctant American rebel amid King George's forces with Col. William Tavington as the villain. Critics note historical inaccuracies while acknowledging the movie may spark interest in real history.
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The
United States
Gibson
Benjamin Marty
George Ily
Col
William Tavington
Britain
Green Dragoons
Liverpool
Budget surplus eyed amid Texas state finance debate
Senate Finance Chair Bill Ratliff says Texas could cushion deficits with a surplus in the $200 million range while lobbying for spending plans. Lawmakers warn January will strain funds as costs for prisons health care and education rise, threatening nearly the full $1 billion surplus with an emergency spending bill looming.
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Bill Ratliff
R-Mounte
Texas
Heal Y
Econom Else
Bush
Linda Edwards
Texas Lottery Numbers Page Confuses Readers
A garbled TEXAS LOTTERY listing shows scattered tokens like NUMBERS CALM, pay 10 prc, and stray letters. No clear numbers or outcomes are readable. readers are left uncertain about the draw or results.
Unclear text from historical page fragment
Fragmentary OCR text presents names and phrases that are largely unreadable, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a coherent news item. The readable bits do not form a reported action or outcome suitable for a proper card summary.
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