Egyptian surgeon links to al Qaeda ideology and hijack of leadership
Ayman al-Zawahri, once an Egyptian surgeon, left medicine to pursue religious militancy and rose as Osama bin Laden's top lieutenant in al Qaida. He helped drive its ideology with Egyptian Islamic Jihad while facing US warrants and a $25 million bounty.
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Al Zawahri Abides as Qaeda Leader After Afghan War
Al-Zawahri, born June 19 1951 in Egypt, rose from doctor family to medical graduate and author before joining Islamic Jihad and al Qaeda. He linked with bin Laden, fought Soviets, hid after 2001, with family losses in Afghanistan. He released tapes criticizing Bush and France, challenging US gains against al Qaeda.
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Huntsman reports 235000 pounds VOC release at Texas complex
Squires said little sleep followed a Tuesday gas leak at the Huntsman facility where 235000 pounds of volatile organic compounds including ethylene ethane propane butane and butene escaped over four hours. No injuries were reported and hospital visits were not required. The cavern is being depressurized and repairs to the wellhead will start after conditions allow. The plant remains mostly operational and Huntsman plans a maintenance idle next month. The company has nine other underground storage sites and 14 days to file a detailed incident report with the TCEQ.
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The Rock may pursue politics someday says he may run
Washington reports The Rock hints at possible future political run, mentioning conversations with Arnold Schwarzenegger and a laugh about possibly becoming President Johnson one day. His film Walking Tall debuts April 2.
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Hollywood to political mix sparks odd rumor mill
A chaotic mash of celebrity and political rumors spans Martha Stewart resignation claimed after DOJ lies, Tiger Woods army training, Mel Gibson film hopes, John Kerry campaign woes, and Colin Powell listing Pakistan as a major non NATO ally amid broader global tensions.
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New Mexico Lottery Winning Numbers Road Runner Cash
The New Mexico Lottery list shows Road Runner Cash results for Wednesday March 17 with numbers 13 17 26 31 34 and 5 for Powerball. The Pick 3 draw was 4e1 and Power Play 4, jackpot 12 million dollars.
Odessa American contact and pricing notice catalog
Public notice details Odessa American staff contacts and advertising rates including publisher editor and phone numbers. Subscriptions and mail options listed with pricing for various term lengths and days.
Texas Lottery Cash 5 draw details
Thursday March 18 night draw results list numbers 4 16 28 33 37. Evening day 2 99 and night 3 9 appear on the same receipt. No further context provided.
Friday NiGHT LicHts note on Midland Marshall scenes
Midland High School band doubles as Marshall High for film scenes since uniforms feature M and Midland colors purple and gold. At Ratliff Stadium a first unit filmed Midland Lee game footage with Boobie Miles returning from injury but not at full form. A Grant Avenue stretch was closed for a splinter unit to shoot Christmas decorations amid blooming trees. publicist cites weather and filming delays.
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Correction notice lists two candidates for District 5 hospital board
The Odessa American corrects a filing story by noting two candidates for District 5 on the Ector County Hospital Board Doretha Cartwright and Fred Martin. James Gaddy is not seeking re election and currently holds the seat. The error was omitted in Tuesday's edition and both Cartwright and Martin were named in Wednesday's ballot position story.
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