Ross Stores Eyes Odessa Site In 42nd Street Plan
Tex Spear of NewPlan Excel says a lease for the Grandview Avenue and 42nd Street site has not yet been signed. Odessa official Neil McDonald says a deal has been discussed for over six months. Ross sought the Montgomery Ward building but it was too large. The nearby 3909 E. 42nd St. site was cleared for a Target. No incentives were offered. Ross Stores, begun in 1982 with six Bay Area stores, grew to 452 Dress For Less stores in 22 states by fiscal 2001.
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Odessa officials discuss interviewing assault victims and kidnapper case
Becky Cagle urges talking to child victims promptly after sexual assault to obtain credible details while Orras defends delayed public notification of the July 5 at large kidnapper. Officials cite fear of tainting victims and preventing panic.
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Market gains ride on reform hopes and arrests
Dow moves higher on signs of reform after Adelphia executives' arrest and anticipated tougher penalties for fraud. Qwest slips despite broader gains as analysts warn a slow credibility rebuild. Cardinal Health, Williams-Sonoma, and Tommy Hilfiger lead with upgrades and solid earnings.
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13 year old Midland girl dies in rollover crash
A 13 year old Midland girl died when her 2001 Mercury rolled over three times on Texas Highway 349 just south of Midland. Four teenage passengers were injured and remain in stable condition at Midland Memorial Hospital. DPS officials have not determined why Brandie Horton was driving and the other four youths' names were not released.
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Carter Aims To Prove Depth Beyond Backstreet Boy Fame
Nick Carter talks to Teen People about recording his first solo album due in October, blending rock and pop, and drawing on adult contemporary influences like Journey and Bryan Adams. He cites parental music and a desire to push the envelope as he forges a rock flavored solo path.
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Survivors fight immigration law to stay after WTC losses
Ankush Agarwal, nine, is the man of the house in Franklin Township as he cares for his widowed mother after his father Alok Agarwal perished in the World Trade Center attack. About 100 surviving relatives face visa concerns tied to victims' work visas. a Corzine drafted bill to grant citizenship faces delay as Congress recess looms.
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Texas Lottery Cash 5 Winning Numbers Report
The Texas Lottery announces Cash 5 results with numbers 3 6 12 15 31 drawn. No additional details provided about prizes or payouts in this posting.
Odessa American Contact and Hours Notice
The Odessa American lists contact numbers for daily inquiries and out of town calls. Customer service hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with a separate line for weekend hours.
Odessa American Classified Directory Snippet
Advertising contacts listed for Readers Guide retail, fax, and classifieds with numbers and a note reserving the right to reject web postings. It outlines department lines for advertising and classified services.
Lance Armstrong wins final Tour de France victory
Brief items note Lance Armstrong bicycled into Paris to win the Tour de France with USPS sponsorship. Other items mention the Rolling Stones touring, miners rescued in Pennsylvania, Ted Williams in Senate gallery, Bush screening Goldmember, and political jokes from Argus Hamilton.
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Immigrant scam bared as fake citizenship arena unmasked
John Patrick Bradley aged 56 and three women were arrested in Los Angeles in March for a major fraud scheme. The group charged new arrivals up to 25000 dollars for a bogus path to citizenship, simulating the real immigration service process with fake materials tests and a swearing in ceremony led by Bradley posing as a judge.
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