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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 2008

Page

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Boy Scouts Aim To Raise 60,000 Pounds In Food Drive

The Buffalo Trail Council of the Boy Scouts of America teams with the West Texas Food Bank to collect more than 60,000 pounds of food in Odessa and Midland. Drop off at Albertsons locations until 3 p.m. today. The drive continues the group’s growing totals from 80,000 pounds in 2009 and over 100,000 pounds projected for 2010.

Boy Scouts of America West Texas Food Bank Odessa Midland Albertsons Buffalo Trail Council Second Harvest Buffalotrailbsa.org

Bike Ridefor Kerrville Lions Club Benefit

The Downtown Lions Club schedules its inaugural motorcycle run to raise funds for a Kerrville disabled/diabetic camp. March 16, 7 a.m., starts at 1101 N Whita ker Ave. Riders need at least $5 donation. money will be hand delivered to the camp. For info call 413-6038. www.odessadilions.org. Record Texas gas prices trend reported.

Downtown Lions Club Kerrville N. Whitaker Ave Odessadilions.org

Substitute shortage empties Odessa classrooms on Friday

Odessa schools faced a severe substitute shortage with 31 Permian teachers and 39 Odessa High staff out. Only 12 substitutes were available as classes paired in cafeterias and students watched movies or completed worksheets. Economical pull of substitutes keeps workers away, officials say.

Permian OHS Odessa Shelia Stevenson Stevenson Josie Mediano Odessa High Mediano Phillip Alders Alders

Leap Day Baby Born to Odessa Couple Reflects Leap Year Wonder

Wesley Anderson, awaiting father, muses on Leap Day as his child arrives in Odessa. The moment anchors a Leap Day narrative, tying to the Leap Day Honor Society feature. The sparse report notes the February 29 birth and the unique birthday rarity.

Wesley Anderson

Baby Colten Earl Anderson Arrives Early at Odessa Regional

Colten Earl Anderson was born weighing 5 pounds 5 ounces and 18 1/8 inches long. Wesley Anderson described the unexpected early birth during a visit at Odessa Regional Medical Center. The report notes the baby’s arrival as part of a local baby feature on page 10A.

Jammy Anderson Coften Odessa Regional Medical Center Colten Earl Anderson Wesley Anderson Colten Earl

Leap Year and the Extra Day Explained

A leap year adds one day to February, totaling 366 days. It corrects the calendar to align with Earth's orbit around the sun, which takes about 365.2422 days.

Waiting Firefighters From Across Nation in Midland

Midland County Texas Forest Service personnel from many states have set up at the Fire Marshal's Office waiting for emergencies. John Bear of Grand Junction Colorado says crews wait to help local departments as wildfires burn in the Permian Basin. Dale Donohue, also from Colorado, notes the boredom of sitting idle between incidents.

Texas Forest Service Midland County Midland County Fire Marshal John Bear Grand Junction Colo Bear Permian Basin Dale Donohue Colorado

Weather forecast from KOSA-TV predicts 75F high today

Meteorologist Mike Moritz reports today should reach 75 degrees with winds at 15 to 25 mph. Sunday's outlook climbs to 78 degrees with gusts from 25 to 35 mph. Texas Forest Service: http://txforestservice.tamu.edu

Kosa-Tv Mike Moritz Texas Forest Service Txforestservice Tamu

Clinton and Obama Lead in February Fundraising

The Democratic pair Clinton and Obama together raised far more money than Republican John McCain in February. Obama reportedly topped 50 million, Clinton about 35 million, with McCain around 12 million. The surge signals potential shift away from public financing for the general election.

Washington Hillary Rodham Clinton Barack Obama Obama Clinton John McCain Whitealarms House GOP Scott Reed McCain

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