Powell defends Bush on Iraq WMD claims in State of the Union
Secretary of State Colin Powell defended the Bush administration as he said there was no intent to mislead when the president cited Iraq seeking uranium from Africa in a State of the Union claim. He argued Bush should not have to apologize for a statement later shown false.
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Odessa chamber pushes elevated interchange for I-20 access
Odessa Development Corporation board backs an elevated interchange linking JBS Parkway and I-20 to spur industrial growth. The plan entails a $11.5 million overpass with $1.5 million city match and $5.7 million state funding, plus a broader push to extend JBS Parkway. The board also approves a $6.05 million FY 2003-04 budget and considers a $5 million federal grant for a new Family Dollar Distribution Center.
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Elvis items go up for auction on eBay in Fort Lauderdale
A Fort Lauderdale display features a piece of the King's smile a lock of Elvis hair and one of his gold records. The tooth reportedly pulled from Elvis's mouth was among items now on eBay with starting bids at 100000 and rapid increases to 2 million before a bid verify rule was imposed. As of Thursday there was one bid at 100000 and the sale ends July 18.
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Gas Prices Seen Shaping Economy and Jobs
Alan Greenspan warned tight natural gas markets will persist with high prices likely through next winter and beyond. He noted manufacturing firms face higher costs and potential job losses as gas becomes a critical input while suggesting new drilling tech cannot reverse long term price trends. Oil and gas futures indicated sustained pricing, with proposed energy bills to spur private investment in pipelines and projects.
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Freedom bets heat up as family fights for control in bid rounds
Irvine based Freedom Communications receives 26 offers in first bidding round for its 28 daily papers 37 weeklies and eight TV stations with family insiders split between selling and retaining control. Board aims to present finalists by late summer and seek a shareholder vote in September.
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Odessa American Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The Odessa American lists mailing addresses for returns and post office boxes, contact numbers for general inquiries, and detailed subscription rates for daily, Sunday, weekend, and mail delivery plans. It outlines pricing by duration and plan, including special weekend options and promotions.
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Hollywood and World News Mashup in Mixed Headlines
A jumble of items covers LeBron James in summer league, Kobe Bryant arrest rumors, a Ground Chuck joke from the Japanese Cattle Ranchers Association, a Powerball prize surge to 250 million, Bush Iraq nuclear allegations and Africa trip, Blair’s stance on apologies, and Argus Hamilton at The Comedy Store.
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Correction issued on Bizzell charge in Odessa
The Odessa American corrects an error stating Clayton Oscar Bizzell of 3510 Oakwood Drive faced a charge other than possession of a controlled substance. The paper notes the misprint and apologizes for the mistake.
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Equine Coaching Helps Clients Insight Through Horses
The St. Paul Pioneer Press profiles counselors Lynn Bashfield and Ann Romberg using equine-assisted coaching at a Stillwater farm. Clients like Mari Harris seek show business success as horses trigger dramatic realizations about accepting feedback and balancing work with family.
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