Bush pushes energy policy in Ohio visit
President Bush, in Columbus, argued for a long-range energy plan including Arctic drilling to address high gasoline and heating costs. He warned of rising prices and potential blackouts, while aides defended keeping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve for emergencies.
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House Passes Texas School Finance Bill in Narrow 76 Vote
Texas House approved a sweeping education plan adding about 15 billion dollars annually for two years. Critics say funding is unfunded and inflation will outpace gains while districts receive an average five percent increase. Opponents include major Texas education groups and all Democratic members.
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Snack tax proposal sparks mixed views in Odessa
A Texas plan to fund public schools with a 10 billion sales tax would tax snacks including doughnuts and other foods. Odessa residents reacted with divide, noting property tax cuts could follow if the bill becomes law. Donut shop owner Lupe Gonzalez said current snacks aren’t taxed while Dale Mitchell questioned the plan.
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Robber back for second take at Odessa store
Odessa police seek a white man about 6 feet tall who robbed Kent Kwik at 10:30 p m Tuesday and 3:30 a m Wednesday, both times showing a knife and taking money and a 39 cent Shasta. No injuries. Manager praised clerk for following procedures. Tips welcome at 333 3641 or CrimeStoppers 333 8477.
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Americans choose to work after retirement in many cases
Bill Copeland, 61, embodies a trend of older Americans delaying full retirement. Nearly two-thirds of pre-retirees expect to work for pay after retirement, mainly to stay busy rather than for money. Copeland now works 40 hours at Home Depot in Falls Church, Virginia, using his experience to assist customers.
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