Craddock near autograph scheme as local boys plan spend
Craddock watched the kids sign ing and suggested they charge for autographs while the boys debated baseball stars McGwire and Griffey Jr and chose between Griffey’s or Jordan’s shoes. Orlando Lyles plans mutual funds for his sons’ college education as they consider buying school clothes and a computer with their money.
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Clinton presses privatization debate on social security risks
President Clinton opened a roundtable on diverting part of the Social Security trust fund into private stocks, noting the stock market’s gains but warning of risks to retirees. Critics fear loss of security. supporters cite possible higher returns amid a projected 2032 solvency shortfall. Clinton urged bipartisan, nonpartisan discussion co sponsored by AARP and the Concord Coalition, amid a reelection focused year.
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Imus to reimburse state over adobe land lease plan
ALBUQUERQUE N M Don Imus offered to reimburse the state for razing an adobe house barns and corrals on state land he seeks to lease for a nonprofit children's ranch. State officials say they razed the buildings for safety while exploring potential historical significance of the site.
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Texas to distribute 32 million for energy assistance program
Gordon Anderson of the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs said funds will help low income elderly disabled and families with young children with utility bills and air conditioner units. West Texas Opportunities Inc will receive 550188 to aid Ector Andrews Borden Dawson Gaines Glasscock Howard Martin Midland and Upton counties.
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States review security at capitols after federal attack
States from Washington to West Virginia reassess how they guard their capitols after the US Capitol shooting and Oklahoma City bombing. Officials discuss access versus protection, with some opting for limited metal detectors while others keep buildings open to the public. Authorities cite threats and bomb scares as justification for security upgrades and new information-gathering agencies.
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Odessa meeting weighs widening Golder Avenue stance
Odessa residents and officials debated Golder Avenue changes with speakers opposing broadening the four lane street citing safety and speed risks while proposing alternatives such as one way conversion or minor width adjustments. Several residents warned widening could attract faster driving and harm pedestrian access.
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Man charged in hatchet attack on father in Wisconsin
Kenneth E. Kartman Jr, 39, was charged with attempted homicide with use of a dangerous weapon after allegedly attacking his father, Kenneth Kartman Sr, 62, with a hatchet in a garage at the Menomonie home. He appeared briefly but his court date was not set due to psychiatric care. The case stems from a claim he made about killing his family to support a college thesis theory.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Summary
The Texas Lottery results show Cash 5 numbers 15 21 30 34 36 for Monday July 27 and Pick 3 2e4e1. Infoline provides up-to-date Lotto Texas, Pick 3 and Cash 5 information via phone.
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Informed Source L. M. Boyd in Athens Greece discusses a driver license rule for being poorly dressed or unbathed and includes assorted anecdotes about animals drugs and lakes with no clear news event or angles. The text appears fragmentary and nonspecific with personal contact details.
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Odessa American Reader's Guide Ad Policy Summary
Advertising notice states the Odessa American may accept or reject ads and disclaims liability for errors omissions or failure to publish. It also notes ads must not be factually misrepresented and provides contact details and a website for inquiries.
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