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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 2003

Page

2

Craddick says Perry to call short session on school funding

Midland restaurateur Jose Cuevas Jr notes Perry has not chosen a noon location for a Perry appearance but will be at a new home. Craddick expects a October or November 30 day session to replace Robin Hood with a new school finance plan while June talks may address redistricting. He recalls a May walkout by 51 House Democrats and jokes about floor locking. He touts budget balance without new taxes, cites cuts in colleges saved by late session funding, and highlights tort reform efforts and Delaware loophole. Odessa and Midland economic groups may cooperate on large projects.

Midland Craddick Perry Ardmore Okla House David Dewhurst Odessa College UTPB Midland College

Market bulls lift stocks as investors weigh next moves

Investors sift through gains from a three month rally with the Dow above 9000 and Nasdaq near year-ago highs. Market observers credit institutional buyers while some individuals cautiously increase holdings in blue chips like ChevronTexaco and PepsiCo amid optimism but lingering doubt of a renewed bull run.

General Electric Co America Iraq Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Wall Street Standard & Poor S&p Thomas F. Lydon Jr Global Trends Investments Newport Beach Calif Michael Murphy Wachovia Securities Baltimore Rick Davitt Davitt Huntington Beach ChevronTexaco Duke Energy PepsiCo Cisco Systems

Jobless rate steady as hiring improves but growth slows

The May jobs report shows a 6.1 percent unemployment rate, up from April, with private hiring rising but offset by government cuts. Airlines cut 5,000 more jobs in May while services and construction added payrolls. Temporary staffing rose by 58,000, and average joblessness stretched to 19.2 weeks with 1.9 million long-term unemployed.

Ken Mayland ClearView Economics Bill Cheney John Hancock Financial Services Pat Friend Association of Flight Attendants May

Radiohead performs in MTV2 Beacon Theatre gig

Thom Yorke kept comments brief during Radiohead’s two hour MTV2 concert at the Beacon Theatre in New York. The set opened with There There and included Karma Police and Fake Plastic Trees ahead of the June 17 air date for the MTV2 broadcast and the Hail to the Thief release on Tuesday.

New York Thom Yorke Radiohead MTV2 Beacon Theatre Yorke MTV

Hilary Duff exits Lizzie McGuire era with Disney

New York reports Hilary Duff bids farewell to Disney amid a pullback from the Lizzie McGuire franchise. Susan Duff says the studio did not give the star the respect she deserved, following stalled talks over a Lizzie McGuire Movie sequel and a new ABC series.

New York Hilary Duff Disney Susan Duff Entertainment Weekly Hilary Disney Channel Duff ABC

Hilary Duff Next on High School TV Deal Talks

Duff reportedly drew six figure per episode offers from two networks as ABC pitched 35000 per episode, while parties clashed over a 500000 bonus for a Lizzie McGuire sequel. Nina Jacobson of Buena Vista said the studio tried hard to close a deal and values Duff’s talent.

Duff ABC Buena Vista Motion Pictures Group Nina Jacobson Hilary

Dwight Yoakam Receives Walk of Fame Star

Dwight Yoakam receives a star on Hollywood Boulevard honoring his music and acting career. The Kentucky native is noted for Hillbilly Deluxe and A Long Way Home and for Hollywood Homicide with Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett, debuting June 13.

Los Angeles Hollywood Dwight Yoakam Harrison Ford Josh Hartnett Hollywood Homicide

Explosion damages plant and buildings on site in Texas

Plant owner says pipe failure caused a blast that destroyed several buildings. Flames persisted overnight but were out by Friday morning. Winkler Fire Department remained on scene, while Texas DPS Pecos officials reopened Highway 18 around 10 am after debris cleanup. Investigators seek cause.

Winkler Fire Department Texas Department of Public Safety Pecos McGowan

Storm damages hit Pleasant Farms structures and more

A storm caused damage at Pleasant Farms with six to ten structures affected mostly mobile homes and corrugated metal. Nearby, Madeline Glasscock reported roof debris across her patio area and pieces scattered in the pasture while Rudy Garcia saw his barn’s central section collapse. Odessa Fire Dept reports 1.5 inches of rain at the Golder Avenue fire station.

Pleasant Farms Rubio Madeline Glasscock Johnie Rudy Garcia Garcia Golder Avenue University Boulevard Odessa

TABC agent dies in vehicle rollover near Odessa

An El Paso man, Mario Esteban Lopez, 34, a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission agent, died in a single car rollover on Interstate 20 west of Odessa Friday afternoon. The Ford pickup ran off the road, overcorrected, and Lopez was ejected and pronounced dead at 6:30 p.m. Trooper David Murphy investigated.

Toya el Paso Here Texas Department of Public Safety Mario Esteban Lopez Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Interstate 20 Lopez David Murphy Highway Patrol Office Accient

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Boston-area cat hoarder faced raids and court clash

Cat-hoarder Heidi Erickson, 42, had two Boston homes raided in spring with 112 sick cats rescued and several carcasses found. Noted as aggressive in litigation with 40 cases in seven years, she created a circus-like scene at a court hearing while denying witnesses. She claimed discrimination and vowed to challenge evictions in Beacon Hill and Watertown, Massachusetts.

Heidi Erickson Erickson Beacon Hill Watertown Mass

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