Early voting locations and hours for Odessa Texas primary election
Early voting continues through Friday with five voting sites. As of Tuesday 596 Republicans and 153 Democrats had cast ballots. Locations include Ector County Courthouse Annex 1010 E Eighth St Lowe's Supermarket 7528 W University Blvd Odessa Police Department at Music City Mall Medical Center Hospital Family Health Center 840 W Clements St and Odessa College 201 W University Blvd OC will not operate Saturday or Sunday.
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Dow Drops Amid Procter & Gamble Warning Shake Markets
Stocks fell sharply on Tuesday after Procter & Gamble warned profits would miss expectations. The Dow tumbles 374.47 points to 9,796.03 and the Nasdaq slips 57.01 to 4,847.84 as traders pull back from tech after early gains above 5,000.
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Oil closes above thirty four as markets surge on supply fears
Crude oil futures jumped 6 percent to settle at 34.13 a barrel on the NYMEX after climbing as high as 34.20, the highest since 1990. A halt in Nigerian loadings and rifts within OPEC fueled the rally amid tight supply concerns. API data later showed rising gasoline and crude stocks, tempering the rally. Analysts noted short-sellers covering and warned the surge could continue despite uncertainty over OPEC output. Other energy contracts also rose with heating oil, gasoline, and natural gas moving higher or lower on the day.
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Bush, Gore win big on Super Tuesday
Bush sweeps five primaries Ohio Georgia Missouri Maryland and Maine signaling a strong advance toward the nomination. McCain claims Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and Vermont while voters in 13 states participate in the night of GOP contests with New York and California pending results.
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Gore sweeps Super Tuesday as Bradley concedes progress
Al Gore swept a string of states from New York to Georgia on Super Tuesday pushing Bill Bradley toward withdrawal. Bradley conceded the loss and said he would announce his plans in a few days. Exit polls showed Gore leading among blacks Hispanics union members and independents, signaling his broad support for the fall campaign.
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Yearwood defends term as sheriff at VFW forum
Incumbent Sheriff Reggie Yearwood defended his administration at a Veterans of Foreign Wars candidates forum claiming he has delivered more than rhetoric. He told the audience that nobody knows what the sheriff's office needs better than he does while Eldon Blount, a challenger, spoke at the event.
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Controversy hits a superintendent candidate in 1997
A candidate for the Ector County School District superintendent job became involved in a controversy in 1997 after adult videotapes were delivered to his UISD office in Laredo shortly after he was named superintendent. The package marked personal was opened by a district employee as the episode unfolded.
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