How are you A diary of reactions to illness and reading
Poor William reflects on how people answer when asked How are you while facing heat and minor ailments. He contrasts his father’s stoic don’t cry stance with his mother’s care and honesty, urges two way sensitivity, and ends with notices about book reviews and bumper sticker quotes for Poor William to share.
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Sue
William Everett Salter Sr
Gladys Taylor Salter
Jim Sleeper
Ssa
Koontz neat freak persona and past OCD remarks
AP reports Dean Koontz lives in a meticulously clean Newport Beach home with orderly habits and a past marked by extreme recluse tendencies and dental surgeries from obsessive tooth brushing. He says therapy would threaten his ability to write and reveals ongoing fears and compulsions.
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New York
Dean Koontz
Newport Beach
Calif
Koontz
Rolling Stone
David Duchovny
Duchovny
God
Timothy Hutton
Anderson
The
Sharon Stone
City Council Debates Water Rates and CIP Funding
Council members discuss water and sewer rate increases and a proposed capital improvements plan funded by certificates of obligation. Joven questions district equity and CDBG use while Deaderick promotes using CDBG to avoid tax increases. The panel also explores in fill housing, a centralized code department, a landscaping ordinance, and incentives for developers.
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Javier Joven
Frank Deaderick
Joven
Terry Witherspoon
District 5
Deaderick
Hendley
Bill Cleaver
Witherspoon
Billy Hext
Mike Atkins
Posal
Mary Dominguez
Dominguez
Steve Patton
Aggressive abortion protest wanes amid legal fears
The Life Chain protests lose many supporters as legal risks grow for clinic blockades. Leaders like Art Ally defend nonviolent methods while others, including church leaders, urge lawful action. Demonstrations outside clinics and at Disney World draw attention during a troubling shift in antiabortion activism.
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Pensacola
Fla
Brookline
Mass
Operation Rescue
Art Ally
Texas Lottery Winning Numbers and Notes for Lotto Texas
Winning Lotto Texas numbers are 21 35 38 40 41 with an estimated $4 million jackpot on Saturday June 6. Pick 3 numbers are 0 5 2. Information services offer up-to-date draws via InfoLine and Texas Lottery Commission verification applies. Local TLC Odessa office is 4682 E University Blvd. Phone 915 368 5243.
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Lotto Texas
InfoLine
Texas Lottery Commission
TLC
Odessa
E. University Blvd
Texas Lotto Saturday Draw Fails to Match All Six Numbers
No ticket matched all six numbers drawn Saturday night in the Lotto Texas game. The $4 million prize remains unclaimed as Texas state lottery officials released the numbers 7 21 35 38 40 and 41 from a field of 50.
Hollywood fears fade as asteroid risk reassessed
National experts from the NRC gathered astronomers, risk managers, seismologists, and reporters to discuss asteroid discoveries. They noted many initially labeled potentially hazardous bodies later refine to pose no collision threat, with Chodas citing XF11 data showing zero threat within minutes. Peer review of early observations was emphasized as essential.
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Hollywood
National Research Council
Committee On
Earth
Chodas
Odessa American publication notice and policy excerpt
The Odessa American states it is published daily in Odessa Texas and reserves the right to accept or reject advertisements. It disclaims liability for errors omissions or nonpublication and forbids reproduction without written permission.
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Odessa
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