Oilfield survival hinges on low costs and consolidation
Two Odessa High School debate teams traveled to Austin on March 16 to compete in the University Interscholastic League state cross examination tournament as oil producers warn that staying viable in the Permian Basin demands low operating costs and minimal overhead.
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Odessa High School
Austin
Supreme Court weighs Santa Fe school prayer case
The case pits students led prayers at Santa Fe high school football games against opponents who say such prayers violate church state separation. With oral arguments set for the week, residents and officials weigh potential outcomes and broader implications for public schools nationwide. Gov. Bush and AG Cornyn filed briefs backing student led prayer. The decision is anticipated by late June.
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Santa Fe, Texas
Amanda Bruce
Santa Fe
U.S. Supreme Court
Houston
Supreme Court
George W. Bush
John Cornyn
Mass beaching of 28 dolphins shocks South Africa coast
Port Elizabeth researchers and volunteers find 28 dolphins dead on Woody Cape Nature Reserve shore. Autopsies will probe causes while officials note mass strandings are unusual. The Bayworld Oceanarium spokeswoman cites disorientation or predator evasion as possible factors.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Sandy Thackeray
Bayworld Oceanarium
Indian Ocean
Thackeray
Woody Cape
Oceanside
Children line for U.S. Air Force Experience ride in Grapevine
Kenneth Scott holds daughter Katherine 4 as Tiffany Lewis 9 waits under a tent for a turn in the U S Air Force Experience in Grapevine. The event offers a realistic video game style flight through a fictional bombing mission with an unnamed man nearby.
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Katherine
Tiffany Lewis
U.S. Air Force
American Beauty Dominates Oscars With Five Wins
The ceremony honors American Beauty as best picture and best director Sam Mendes. Kevin Spacey earns his second Oscar for supporting actor. Hilary Swank wins best actress for Boys Don’t Cry. Alan Ball and Conrad L. Hall receive screenwriting and cinematography awards. Spacey quips about the night.
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Los Angeles
Sam Mendes
Kevin Spacey
Spacey
Alan Ball
Conrad L. Hall
Hilary Swank
Swank
Brandon Teena
Pope John Paul II ends Holy Land tour with Western Wall plea
In Jerusalem the pope, aged and frail, placed a forgiveness plea in the Western Wall. He visited key holy sites for Judaism Islam and Christianity, including the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and Haram as-Sharif, amid the city’s enduring disputes.
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John Paul II
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Jesus
Haram as-Sharif
Mohammed
William Murphy
Boston
John Paul
Odessa honors Fred George as Entrepreneur of the Year 2000
Odessa Chamber of Commerce names Fred George Entrepreneur of the Year for 2000. George, owner of Charles J. George Co. and Dos Playas L.P., helped drive East 42nd Street development and lured Wal-Mart to the corridor. He acknowledges family and notes 62 acres of land near Wal-Mart and Loop 338 have brought in tenants like Jones Motors and McDonalds.
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Fred George
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George
Charles J. George Co
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Dos Playas
Jones Motors
Chili’s
Graham Central Station
Century
Home Depot
Circuit City
McDonald's
Logan’s Roadhouse
Staples Office
Luby’s
Music City Mall
McDonald’s
Odessa
Charles George
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