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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1999

Page

2

Indictments Missing as District Attorney Relies on AG

District Attorney John Smith says the state attorney general's office could not deliver indictments against the Permian Basin Drug Task Force. Former Task Force Commander Tom Finley says he still battles whispers of alleged wrongdoing.

John Smith State Attorney General's Permian Basin Tom Finley

Montessori pupils craft handmade gifts for Dad in Odessa

Children at the Montessori School of Odessa exchange ties for unique handmade presents. Permian football hero Stoney Case continues his NFL pursuit, this time with the Indianapolis Colts, exploring a new opportunity.

Montessori School Odessa Dad Stoney Case NFL Indianapolis Colts

Andrews Eagles Celebrate 1A Title Parade

Shortstop Shaud Williams, district MVP, scored the winning run to spark a celebratory parade. Odessa American commentator Chris Turner joined the riders, praising the team as the best in school history and deserving more.

Shaud Williams Odessa American Chris Turner Andrews Austin Turner

Remembering Bullock a Texan who shaped state history

West and Kay Gibson recall Bullock as a patriot who supported the John Ben Institute and the Confederate Air Force link to Midland. District Judge Gibson notes his role as Texas comptroller and wealth of government knowledge from 1978 to 1984. Officials credit his integrity, Odessa ties, and focus on Texas history over party politics.

Permian Basin Presidential Museum Confederate Air Force Midland Air Terminal West Buddy John Ben Kay Gibson Texas Bullock T. McLeaish Democratic National Committee Rock of Gibraltar Gibson Odessa Gene Garrison Odessa Chamber of Commerce Elms Garrison McLeaish She

Gun Control Impasse Halts House Vote Despite Public Support

Democratic and Republican leaders spar over gun control measures as a House vote stalls. The Senate backed background checks at gun shows and safety device requirements, while the House bill failed, leaving a unclear path to a Senate House compromise. Debate centers on timelines for background checks and definitions of gun shows.

David Bonier Michigan Senate Bob Barr Georgia House Dickhardt Missouri

Leno auctions dinner with Ken Gross raises $500

Jay Leno hosted a Petersen Automotive Museum gala auction bidding for dinner with museum director Ken Gross. Funds climbed past $500 in under three minutes as 1,300 guests donated money at the event in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Jay Leno Petersen Automotive Museum Ken Gross Leno Gross

Bullock A lifetime of Texas public service and resilience

Bob Bullock, a long time Texas Democrat turned powerful lieutenant governor, built a sweeping career from a 1956 Texas House seat to statewide influence. His tenure included tax reform, anti-trust work, education reforms, and aggressive debt recovery, earning him a reputation for sharp politics and relentless work. Despite health scares and personal challenges, he remained a central figure in Texas government, famously saying he had no time to die.

Bush Hillsboro Bullock Texas Baylor Law School House National Preston Smith Capitol Comptroller’s Office Mark White Lan Nelson Walker County Texas Senate Senate Bob Bullock George Christian Lyndon Johnson

Dallas Freedman's Cemetery memorial honors emancipation and healing

Brooks Fitch leads a $2 million memorial project at Freedman's Cemetery near downtown Dallas to honor more than 5,000 enslaved and freed Africans buried there. Detroit artist David Newton designed the sculpture and a granite poem slab, joining inscriptions by Dallas schoolchildren and a state historical marker. Critics say the portrayal should be more graphic to reflect the atrocities endured.

Brooks Fitch The Freedman’s Foundation Freedman's Town Dallas Black Dallas Remembered Fitch Freedman's Cemetery Detroit David Newton New York Academy of Art Tor Newton Ramona Austin Dallas Museum of Art

Texas Lottery Winning Numbers and Cash 5 Results

Winning numbers for Texas Million are 82 18 43 16 for Friday June 18. Cash 5 draws show 37 17 7 3 9 and Pick 3 TeT 4. Up-to-date lotto info is available via Infoline by calling 580-4636 and entering 6600.

TEXAS Lotto Texas Infoline

Confusing Quotes and Facts From an Odd Column Snippet

A collage of trivia and quotes spans measurement tips for tree tape placement, retirees relocating south then north, ancient Rome duels, funerary origins of arena fights, famous sayings on happiness, herb anise notes, racing dogs eyes over noses, and a contact line for L. M. Boyd in Seattle.

Odessa American masthead notice

The Odessa American prints the standard newspaper masthead with city, address, and postal details. It notes its publication frequency, mailing address, and post office procedures for address changes and USPS classifications.

Odessa American E. 4Th Street Odessa

Odessa American Ad Policy Statement

The Odessa American reserves the right to accept or reject any advertisement. The paper shall not be liable for errors omissions or failure to publish ads or for representations of facts in the ads.

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