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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2009
Page
1
The Zach Attack comeback generates early buzz as fans anticipate new headline moments and potential team milestones this season. Key figures and the program's home venue are highlighted amid the hype and media attention.
The Ellen Noel Art Museum hosts an opening reception for the American Plains Artists 25th Annual Juried Art Exhibit at 7 p.m. at 2909 E University Blvd. The exhibit features 91 pieces by 68 plains artists, with awards announced and works for sale. Admission is free. information at 550-9696.
Washington lawmakers edge toward a national requirement for utilities to source renewable energy, but proposed targets shrink. Senate committees back 15 percent by 2021 while a broader House bill folds to compromises, aligning with Obama’s goal but far short of 2020 and 2025 aspirations.
Jeanettcs Medical Center hosts a Spirit of Women seminar on genetics and personal health at 6:30 p.m. today in the Odessa College TE Student Union cafeteria. Admission is free and attendees are asked to bring a pair of jeans to decorate. For information call 640-2727.
The Permian Basin Welcome Home Committee will greet Spc. Mark Sanchez of 4 p.m. today at Midland International Airport as he completes his tour in Iraq. His father, Sgt. First Class Cruz Sanchez, is presently serving in Iraq.
Retail gasoline prices across Texas climbed 4 cents this week to an average of 2.48 per gallon, fueled by higher oil costs. Amarillo posted the highest price at 2.57 while Houston remained the cheapest at 2.43 per gallon.
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Odessa's JoJo's Drive Inn at 3506 East University Boulevard plans a soft reopening next week under new owners Nancy and Lee Brown. The couple expect city and county inspections to finalize before ordering vendors and hiring five staff, with most old menu items revived including burgers hot dogs steak fingers and Blue Bell ice cream.
Odessa reports a 13.46 percent year over year drop in June sales tax receipts to 1.638 million while Odessa Development Corp. collects 3.277 million. County Hospital District also declines 23.94 percent. City officials warn economic impact will take time to materialize.
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