Iraq Security Plan Wins U.N. Backing Amid War Council Debate
The U N Security Council approves a resolution granting Iraqis control over internal security matters and a say on sensitive U S led force operations while stopping short of a veto over major military actions. France Germany and other powers express cautious positions as Bush touts a victory and aims for elections by 2005. The measure broadens the interim government’s authority and legitimacy while maintaining the multinational force presence to aid security. Iraqi officials hail the move as a step toward ending occupation and stabilizing security ahead of the pivotal political process.
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Rancic writes book on business success after The Apprentice
Bill Rancic, winner of NBC’s The Apprentice, plans a fall HarperBusiness book titled You’re Hired: How to Succeed in Business and Life From the Winner of The Apprentice. He says the American dream is alive and nice guys can finish first. In Santa Monica, a Louisiana man was ordered to stay 100 yards away from Halle Berry after she alleged stalking and a possible imagined relationship.
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ECISD reshuffles focus as TAKS scores prompt moves
ECISD unveils a sweeping personnel shakeup with Larry Edwards overseeing shifts. Steve Brown becomes Permian principal, Rosson moves to LBJ Elementary, Ferguson transfers to Milam Elementary, and Sundre to Nimitz. Talley eyed as fine arts chief, other principal openings listed.
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Housing boom drives Odessa home market surge
Mobbs attributes rising demand to higher incomes from Family Dollar Distribution Center and Telvista call center plus healthcare growth led by Medical Center Hospital and Texas Tech. Coots notes buyers plan to purchase within six months amid low mortgage rates and strong confidence. The market shows no cooling trend.
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Beene family recalls Reagan boot camp march honors
John Beene 23, a 1999 Permian High graduate and son of John and Dianne Beene, is among four siblings: Lisa Lavergne 25, Joe 21, and Karen 19. Joe, a 2001 Permian graduate, later became a quadri plegic after a football practice accident. He underwent diaphragm electrode implants at University Hospital in Cleveland on May 26 to aid breathing, and was admitted for conditioning following the procedure. Karen is abroad in India for missionary work with West Texas A&M Baptist Students, limiting her view of the ceremony.
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Reagan funeral plans outline multi-site service sequence
Ronald W Reagan funeral schedule spans today from 8:30 a.m. motorcade from the presidential library to 7:30 p.m. interment at the library. The plan includes travel to Naval Base Ventura County Point Mogu, Andrews AFB near Washington, a Capitol Rotunda service, lying in state, a National Cathedral service, and private interment at the library.
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Beene says son breathes on his own three hours
Dianne Beene reported her son breathed independently for three hours and sees it as a recovery milestone. She credits God for the improvement and anticipates coming off the ventilator soon as they drive from Cleveland to Odessa, planning to watch the funeral procession on TV from their van.
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Supreme Court allows Mexican trucks on US highways
The Supreme Court ruled that thousands of Mexican trucks may flood US highways under NAFTA. Critics call them old, dirty, and unsafe. The report also notes Bush urged stem cell research. Venus Transit drew attention. Lakers and Lightning results. Potter film earnings. and a poke at Kerry and baseball trends.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers and Jackpots
Lottery digits show Cash 1 11 22 25 29 for Tuesday June 8 plus Mega Millions with numbers 24 29 37 45 43 Megaplier 3 and a $71 million jackpot. Pick 3 Day Night 9 1 69 78. Texas Two Step 7 9 22 28 with a $200,000 prize. Visit txlottery.org for details.
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New Mexico Lottery Road Runner Cash Draw Results
The New Mexico Lottery Road Runner Cash drawing for Monday June 7 lists numbers 1 13 16 20 22 with a 2 as the Powerball or extra ball. No player details or prize information are provided in the readable fragment.
Odessa American Publisher Listings and Contact Details
Public notices listing contact numbers for the Odessa American. Includes staff names, office hours, ad departments, subscription rates, and postal information. Notes scattered OCR errors and odd spellings but preserves key entities such as Odessa American, Odessa TX, Patrick Canty, John Ker, and various phone numbers.
Key energy firm faces potential default over missed 2003 report
Key, a major local employer with an estimated 625 to 1,295 workers, did not file its 2003 annual report by the March 30 deadline. S&P lowered its rating to B and placed the company on credit watch after an $83 million write-down review. The firm said the delay constitutes a possible default on its senior notes and would seek waivers from note holders if the default stands.
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Key Corp faces potential default amid probe and audit woes
Key Corp says a bondholder notice may be defective and it has 90 days to cure. If notes mature early, accelerated payoff could severely harm Key's liquidity. S&P cites default risks while Key withdraws 2004 earnings guidance amid ongoing SEC inquiries and an internal audit uncovering improprieties at its South Texas field office. An $16.4 million second quarter charge is expected for terminating former CEO Francis D. John, with Dick Alerio having replaced him in May.
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