Odessa Man Wins $1 Million Lottery Jackpot
Ernesto Fabela, 47, won $1 million in a Texas Lottery scratch-off after a casual morning ritual. His prize after taxes is about $730,000. His wife Jane Fabela called him especially lucky as Texas Lottery staff noted the sizable windfall.
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Ernesto
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Texas Lottery Commission
Odessa
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Bush may delay vote on UN resolution amid diplomacy scramble
Washington reports suggest President Bush could postpone or abandon the U.N. backing for Iraq and pursue war without it. France calls a compromise plan an automatic recourse to war as White House plans an overseas meeting with Tony Blair and Jose Maria Aznar to review strategies. Annan hints at possible diplomatic steps as talks resume.
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Kofi Annan
MANO marks 10th anniversary drawing Odessa crowd
More than 1,000 people filled three banquet rooms at the MCM Elegante Hotel for MANO Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Odessa’s 10th anniversary celebration. U S Treasurer Rosario Marin gave the keynote, praising MANO and stressing financial education and opportunity for all.
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Odessa Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
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U.S
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Mano
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MAND
Mexico City
Richard Morton
Network of Odessa
14 year old nephew helps save aunt with diabetes
Norma Nunez 41 credits her 14 year old nephew Robert Joe Valencia for reviving her after her blood sugar fell severely at their Magnolia Boulevard home. With no juice in the house he raced to a corner store and gave her Dr Pepper and chocolate pudding before calling for help.
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Robert Joe
Magnolia Boulevard
Insurance rates rise 38 percent in Texas major companies
Insurance rates for the states 12 largest companies have jumped an average 38 percent since 2000. The preliminary report to the Senate Business and Commerce Committee suggests rates could be reduced by up to 25 percent while coverages fell 22 to 24 percent. Insurance Commissioner Jose Montemayor noted some firms overcharge by as much as 25 percent.
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Texas Coalition For Affordable Insurance Solutions
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