Omar Torres Enlists Just Days Before 9 11
Local brief notes Omar Torres joined the Army five days before September 11, 2001. The item places his enlistment in a context of national upheaval and marks the upcoming week as significant for his service.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2006
Page
2
Local brief notes Omar Torres joined the Army five days before September 11, 2001. The item places his enlistment in a context of national upheaval and marks the upcoming week as significant for his service.
The Religion First Baptist Church has engaged tour guides to lead visitors through the narratives and locations of the Old Testament, aiming to illuminate historical context and scriptural themes for attendees.
The record shows Cash 5 numbers 4 6 6 24 33 and Pick 3 number 20 drawn on Thursday June 22. Jackpot and payout details are not provided in the readable fragment.
A brief item notes cash drawing event titled Road Runner Cash 38 at fourth hour on a Wednesday, with unclear local details or organizers mentioned in the fragmented text.
Market data snapshot shows Dow Jones at 11019.11 up 60.35, S&P 500 at 1245.60 up 6.60, Nasdaq volume 1.69B with 1218 advances and 1766 declines. Nasdaq new highs 109, new lows 0? Unclear.
A Sunday feature examines what a FutureGen plant might mean for Odessa, detailing potential job creation, economic stimulus, and regional energy supply impacts. It weighs benefits against risks for local residents and businesses.
Life and Times suggests easy to make floral designs that brighten celebrations. Also notes how do not resuscitate orders interact with emergency medical technicians, highlighting a complex medical ethics issue. Monday.
Odessa auto dealer Kelly Grimsley presented a 12000 check to Court Appointed Special Advocates of the Permian Basin at his East Eighth Street dealership. He agreed to donate 50 for every car sold in April and May. The gift boosts CASA training and volunteer recruitment for abused and neglected children with plans for an annual program.
The Da Vinci Code topped six hundred fifty million dollars globally last weekend setting a new record. The film may have performed even better but faced strong competition and strong audience turnout.
A garbled clump of items covers Iraq policy, religious conventions in Greensboro and Columbus, a late night comedian, and Nestlé buying Jenny Craig. Amid these, debate over withdrawal timelines, a quip about Iraq and random musings on life appear beside Saddam Hussein trials and a torture consultant claim.
West Texas endured severe dust storms and strong winds causing vehicle accidents that killed one man and hospitalized at least 12 others on Thursday. A 26-year-old fugitive from Martin County Jail was captured in Irving. The Al Gore documentary An Inconvenient Truth earns Humanitas Prize recognition for its social impact. Warner Bros and Warner DVD push related titles ahead of Superman Returns. Phantom The Las Vegas Spectacular debuts with brooding performance and fiery effects. Navasota Energy plans moving equipment to Quail Run Energy Center within 30 days. Medical Center Hospital expands candy striper program with volunteers. A Midland police officer on administrative duty after an investigation into allegations involving his dog.
Obituaries from Odessa, Midland, Crane, Kermit, Monahans, and nearby areas list Doris Nell Stringer Barker, Domingo Garcia Bernal Pearl Pauline Burge Adrian Ramirez Garza Joe Vera Lasser, Johnny Madrid Pacheco, Dorothy Jewel Turner, Socorro T. Borunda Sr., and Henry Mack Thompson. Names indicate local residents with notices appearing in the paper.
USPS and Odessa American publication details list address and contact numbers. It sets ad placement rules and liability limits, notes holidays observed, and provides customer service hours and classified ad lines.
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