Correction: Miller death year misstated in OA
An Odessa American correction notes Glenn Miller went missing in a single engine plane over the English Channel on December 15 1944 and was declared dead by the U S Army in 1945. The newspaper regrets the error.
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Odessa area TxDOT plan options for I-20 interchange
The council weighs six options for a new interchange along I-20 near Parkway and a Family Dollar Distribution Center. Choices include elevated interchanges, overpasses costing 3.3 to 10.2 million, a direct connector to Loop 338, or doing nothing. TxDOT will recommend 1 2 or 2A while congressionally seeking added federal funds.
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Thumb brace creator turns hobby into global product
Callum, a Jackson Avenue entrepreneur, perfected a leather and Velcro thumb brace with a steel spring after four months of trial and error. She built a home business, earned rheumatologists’ trust, and later sold rights to Smith & Nephew Rolgan Inc. in 1997, expanding worldwide.
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Seinfeld and wife welcome son Julian Kal Seinfield
Jerry Seinfeld and Jessica welcomed a son weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces on Saturday, with spokeswoman Elizabeth Clark confirming the birth. The couple also has a daughter Sascha, age 2, and the family is said to be happy and healthy.
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The Boss Sells Out Giants Stadium
Bruce Springsteen homecoming at Giants Stadium set a Ticketmaster record selling seven stadium dates in one day. Demand for July 15 17 and 18 spurred two more dates July 21 and 24 then July 26 and 27. Meadowlands officials expect over 300000 tickets traded for the It Street Band tour. Springsteen, winner of three Grammys, headlines a Sept. 11 inspired show run.
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Captured al Qaeda financier tied to Sept 11 plot
Al Qaeda says it captured a suspected financier, with Mohammed, questioned by U S authorities about safe houses and plots. U S officials say Mohammed’s capture disrupted planned attacks and reduced threat levels. Pakistani authorities recovered computers disks and phones at a Rawalpindi home, promising new leads on al Qaeda cells and finances.
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Midland woman wins Texas Lotto after late decision
Sylvia Womble Saenz of the Texas Lottery notes Anderson claimed a Feb 18 ticket, but advised waiting to secure advisers. The Feb 12 drawing odds were 1 in 25.8 million with 3,833,926 plays. Anderson matched 1,18,20,21,52,54 as the sole winner. She almost bought not at the 9:45 p.m. close.
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Odessa American Ad Rates And Contact Information
Publication details for Odessa American include postal and contact information, rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions, ads policy, and copyright notice. It lists office numbers, mailing address, pricing for daily and weekend editions, and states reproduction is prohibited without written permission.
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Closest all time call inspires global war talk
A string of political and sports references ties global tensions to multiple figures and events. Tiger Woods withdraws from Dubai amid regional war fears while other headlines touch NATO, Turkey, Pakistan, North Korea, and domestic politics. The piece cites Khralic satire and media quotes with Argus Hamilton at The Comedy Store in Hollywood.
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Jerry Ford
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Karachi
Turkey
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Tony Blair
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North Korea
Videl Castro
Salt Lake Astronomical Society plans high drop of bowling balls
In January the Salt Lake Astronomical Society announced plans to air drop bowling balls from great height onto the salt flats to study impact and simulate meteorites. The group wrestled with the lack of meteorites found so far and whether they had vaporized on impact. Two days later the U S Bureau of Land Management urged that dropping bowling balls near workers on the flats was a bad idea.
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