Fall terror plot warning and other global notes
A Friday intelligence alert warned Los Angeles of a potential al Qaida attack this fall. Amid global bustle Lance Armstrong led a Tour de France stage toward Paris as hundreds followed into the capital. Subways faced bag searches and heat records stretched coast to coast while Bush pitched Social Security reform to seniors in Atlanta. Supreme Court nominee Roberts faced Capitol Hill scrutiny amid Roe v Wade talk. Joe Wilson pushed his book on TV and criticized the White House for outing his wife as a CIA agent. House funding advanced for Mars and Moon missions. The Pentagon sought a higher Army age limit as veterans warned of a Vietnam reunion. Montana invited dinosaur bone tourists, while a Kenyan wedding tale mixed cattle for a daughter, a joke on Clinton’s visit.
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Champs Baseball Heads To Playoffs This Week
The week features playoffs for baseball teams and a mix of events. Readers are urged to check Thursday fishing report before heading to spots in the heat. Friday will bring a large crowd to the Rock the Desert festival at the first weekend in August 2005. Saturday reports mention a theft case and safety concerns around Volta fetal tava fius Cretan.
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Area Girl Scouts honored with Gold Award in Midland and Alpine
Three Senior Girl Scouts received the Gold Award in Austin at a ceremony. Stephanie Mundy and Mary Lynn Meadows of Midland along with Jennifer Hendryx of Alpine led projects on suicide prevention and school adoption of a nationwide program.
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Avalon Place residents greeting Bush earns personal note
Avalon Place Nursing Center staff and residents sent a birthday card to President George W. Bush to mark his July 6 birthday. On July 15 Bush replied with a signed two paragraph note on White House stationery addressed to administrator Paul Barnes and friends, thanking them for their kind words.
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Odessa Masonic Lodge elects new officers group photo
Odessa Masonic Lodge No. 955 in a courtesy photo reveals officers led by worshipful master Coach Pressley with George Harris treasurer Don Abbott chaplain Bob Chamblin senior warden and John Bethune junior warden in front row and Gene Schneider senior deacon Gene Justice master of ceremonies Tom Tate tiler Phil Robbinson junior deacon Frank Berkley secretary and S L Vallery steward in back. Monthly dinners at 6 30 p.m. followed by meetings at 7 30 p.m. are held second Tuesday at 1901 W Ninth St Odessa Texas.
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Odessa American newsroom contact details and policy notes
The Odessa American lists contact numbers for departments including News Sports Life & Times and Editorial, plus hours for customer service and a note about the paper's right to edit or omit content. It provides classified and subscription hotlines and a missing paper line.
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Correction issued for gun show owner misidentification
The Midland Gun and Knife Show correction notes that Kim Hill is the owner of the Texas Gun and Knife Association, correcting an earlier error. The organization issue clarifies ownership and apologizes for the mistake.
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Police column lists Odessa crash hotspots for 2004
Did You Know reports intersections with the highest collision counts in early 2004: 42nd Street with JBS Parkway 30, 42nd Street with Grandview Avenue 28, and 42nd Street with Tanglewood Lane nine. Rear-end crashes were the most common in all of 2004, often due to drivers failing to slow or stop in time.
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Obituaries and death notices roundup in West Texas papers
Odessa Margaret Neves Crane Berniece Kneupper Fort Worth Amber Daly Kermit Ellen Vaught West Hart Monahans Britain Ann Hall San Angelo Dorothy Lee Duncan obituary list. Death notices appear on page 3B across several communities.
Survivors honor USS Indianapolis crew in final WWII tragedy tribute
Weekend gathering recalls the torpedoing of the Indianapolis and hundreds of sailors adrift at sea while circling sharks. The ceremony honors fallen crewmates and reflects on the wartime loss.
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