Disney sued over Deedles nickname in Meet the Deedles
Diane Schuur claims Disney Polygram and Mercury damaged her trademark Deedles used in recordings and business. She sues in U.S. District Court alleging the film would conflate her name with teen silliness and harm her reputation as a renowned jazz singer.
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Odessa volunteer Don Williams honored with R C Hoiles Award
Odessa writer Poor William praises Don Williams as Odessa United Way leader and former mayor. Williams, long a community benefactor, shares a board role with PW and recalls Williams ran for public office in Stinnett and Odessa. PW attends TDNA convention in Dallas, reflects on press freedom and open government.
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Aftermath of Jonesboro Shooting Strikes Deep Wounds
Heath Principal Bill Bond says the tragedy reopened old wounds as White ribbons appear in Jonesboro, a conservative town with alcohol bans and limited media. Residents reflect on gun access, rural gun culture, and the roles of trained family members in the shootings. Neighbors lament the harm and struggle to forgive amid reports of stolen guns and planned violence.
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Spelling Bee Winners Named At Deaderick Auditorium
Odessa American judges presided over a regional spelling contest where Karthik, a first place winner, earns a trip to Washington D C for the national spelling bee plus a Merriam Webster dictionary and a $100 Series EE savings bond. Second through fifth place awards included electronic dictionaries and educational gifts from local sponsors.
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Jay Sugarman
Andrew Stearns
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Odessa American
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Sweetwater
Franklin Electronic Publishers
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Odessa businessman Don Williams wins Hoiles Award recounted
The feature profiles Don Williams of Western Tank Shamrock Steel and family firms in Odessa Texas. It details his community leadership through United Way Chamber of Commerce Rotary Salvation Army and several local organizations plus his 1994 Helen Farabee Award.
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Globe of the Great Southwest
Odessa Volunteer Center
Samaritan Counseling Center of West Texas
Ellen Noel Art Museum
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Rita
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Texas Tech University
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Terry Williams
Mickey
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University of Texas In Austin
IRS
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Ector County
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Washington
Ben Glast
City Pipe and Supply
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Centennial Olympic Park Reopens Amid Remembrance
Tens of thousands gather at Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta for a reopening ceremony that honors the 1996 bombing victims. Families enjoy fountains and concerts while a square-stone quilt memorial recalls the deadly attack that morning.
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Kennesaw
Texas Lotto Winning Numbers and Jackpot Note
Texas Lotto winning numbers are 19 26 31 36 50 for Saturday March 28 with an estimated 4 million jackpot. Information for Pick 3 and Cash 5 is available from infoLine by calling 580 4636 enter 6600. The Texas Lottery Commission will verify unofficial numbers. The TLC Odessa regional office is at 4682 E University Blvd and can be reached at (915) 368 5243.
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Report claims nurse killed terminally ill patients in decade
Regulators announced on Friday that Saldivar’s license was suspended on March 13 after admitting to killing 40 to 50 terminally ill patients within the last decade. The 450-bed hospital in a Los Angeles area suburb distributed a letter to patients outlining the allegations and noting the suspension of its 44-member respiratory care department. State officials said the documents became public after an administrative law court suspended Saldivar’s license for 30 days, with no secrecy order in place.
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Kathleen McCoy
Respiratory Care Board
Odessa American notice and contact details
The Odessa American publication information lists contact numbers for main and out-of-town subscribers, an email address and a web site for errors or ad failure, and a disclaimer about responsibility for representations in ads. It notes federal law relevance and reproduction restrictions.
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