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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 2005

Page

5

Triplets from DC First in Family to Graduate College

Layla Wynn and Adrianna and Andrea Cofield, from a Washington DC neighborhood, became the first in their families to earn college degrees. They attended St Marys College of Maryland after a promised scholarship vanished, aided by other donors and school aid. The trio, faced with integration challenges, graduated with Layla posting a 3.4 GPA and starting an obesity education program, Adrianna pursuing theater, and Andrea studying theology at Nyack College.

ST. Mary's City Layla Wynn Adrianna Andrea Cofield Washington, D.C St. Mary's College of Maryland Layla George Abel Bruce-Monroe Abel Cardozo High School Bruce- Monroe Andrea St. Mary's Bethesda Unity Church St. Mary’s Maryland Nyack College Nyack Maggie O’brien St. Mary's College Elizabeth Dada James Vines Adrianna Cofield Wynn Cofield

Wireless wallets may catch on in the United States

New York reports on the growing possibility that cell phones with embedded short range radio chips could replace credit cards wallets and even checkbooks. Japan already uses Mobile Wallet with millions of subscribers and stores. MasterCard tests PayPass since 2003 and may run major trials next year.

New York Exxon Mobile Corp Japan NTT DoCoMo Inc United States Europe MasterCard International Inc Quicken PayPal

Geese contraceptive shows promise in Oregon study

A National Wildlife Research Center study in 2004 Oregon sites used bait with OvoControl G to reduce Canada goose egg hatchability by about 50 percent. Half the sites used treated bait, half used placebo, indicating potential for controlling growing populations ahead of federal approval and possible commercial release in 2006.

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