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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2010
Page
1
A brisk look at chase dynamics in the latest NASCAR scene as drivers pursue leaders in a tense title race. The piece contrasts desert heat with hockey’s vigor in West Texas and urges fans to catch upcoming Friday action.
The Light of the World Worship Center announces a new Christian Academy enrolling students from second through eighth grade. The program aims to provide faith based education for area families starting this Saturday.
Lottery numbers show Road Runner Cash 3 8 16 24 35 March 22 Jackpot 115000 Pick 3 213 Rot Lotto 2 3 29 31 33 15 Powerball 9 36 39 44 45 plus Powerplay 2 Jackpot 28 million. Good News seeks new submissions for honors and milestones via email or mail.
Obituaries list multiple individuals including Robert Angle Margarita Castaneda Betty Contreras Leisa Contreras Joyce McCollum Lowe Roscoe Rabbit Vickie Payne Glenn Radford Quinn Brandon Schlitz Leonard Stribling Jessica Urquidi Geraldine Wilkerson Marcelino Torres. The notices commemorate deceased residents with brief mentions of names and ages in a community death roll.
Dr. Sharer Cannon of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center accepts a $500 annual check from Ted Tuminowski, president of Greater Odessa Rotary Club, for the Edith Harrington Scholarship Fund. Harrington was a longtime Rotarian who served as an officer and volunteered at the hospital and in the community.
A brief note extols rail travel as the best way to explore the United States offering great long journeys and shorter day trips with Sundays implied as travel or event days.
USPS 402-960 published each morning in Odessa Texas with address and contact information for subscriptions editorial staff and departments. It lists office hours distribution lines and advertising contacts including news sports life and editorial desks and notes on liability for ads and errors.
On March 22 in history events shaped the century. Anne Hutchinson was expelled from Massachusetts Bay in 1638. Britain enacted the Stamp Act in 1765. Chester A. Arthur outlawed polygamy in 1882. Roosevelt legalized wine and beer up to 3.2 percent in 1933. Mike Todd and three others died in a 1958 plane crash.
An early spring snowstorm caused a fatal crash in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Five vehicles, including two 18 wheelers, were involved and one 18 wheeler fell onto a car, killing one person. Arlington officials said the interstate was closed about eight hours. The snow came after a week of mild weather and warmer temps were expected to return.
A brief note reports indoor air quality from midnight to 6 p.m. showing last year to date levels of mold and dust with moderate readings and related weather considerations. The item highlights environmental monitoring and health implications.
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