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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2003
Page
2
Derailment of multiple train cars near Los Angeles hurled lumber onto nearby houses and a closet, with witnesses recalling a bloody hand gesture. Authorities discuss sidetracking routes, noting high speeds made diversions perilous and grounding hopes in safer final stopping places.
Williams notes Juneteenth gathering featuring food and fellowship while James Redic discusses limited annual participation due to calendar conflicts raising attendance barriers for some attendees.
A near party line Senate vote sent a Medicare reform bill to the House floor. The plan costs about 400 billion over a decade and would require seniors to use PPOs under federal coverage. Budget Office estimates vary on enrollment impact and discussions center on employer coverage and funding. Senator Frist cautions against extremes while lawmakers seek a compromise with Kyl and other conservatives.
Elizabeth II’s golden jubilee last June drew comment from Osbourne on royal reactions to his Paranoid performance. Beckham fielded questions from fans about hairstyles while discussing future plans as a long career nears a potential new chapter.
Los Angeles reports that the author of The Exorcist and the 1973 film director filed suit against Warner Bros alleging minimal profits from the project. A Superior Court judge heard arguments but did not dismiss the case, with Warner Bros contending it bears no financial responsibility to the plaintiffs who were hired for the film.
Gary Rowe president of the Professional Police Officers Association wants a raise for all, noting possible salary inequities. Regionals six cites surveyed for trends. city council faces tax rise or layoffs or other funding changes. OPD and OFD lists show positions eyed for cuts if a budget gap persists.
The Odessa American lists its mailing address second class postage location and postmaster details. It provides the Odessa office address 222 E 4th Street Odessa Texas and P.O. Box 2952 for address changes. A main phone number 337-6262 is given for contact hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and an out of town line 800 375 4661 is provided.
An OCR fragment presents advertising rates and contact numbers for the Odessa American. It lists subscription prices, mail rates, and weekends offers, along with sectioned phone lines for business and circulation management. The text emphasizes ad submissions and protections for the newspaper content.
Chuck Shen notes curious events from Japan to New Orleans and Boston. A deputy governor in Akita resigns amid criticism over pachinko gambling during a quake period while acting governor. Cockfight breeders sue the federal government over transport restrictions seen as ethnic discrimination. A Boston gas station booth incident ends with a dead man at the wheel and a death ruled.
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