Selections from Sunday Top Stories and Arts Picks
Final municipal election results headline the Sunday edition with life and arts coverage. Seinfeld nearing its end prompts OA staffers to name top sitcoms while Dave Barry extols the sense of smell as essential. A feature recalls Texas oldest state park.
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Freshmen eligibility in high school athletics debated by Odessa board
Odessa Unified School District discussed Salmon’s plan allowing east side Ector and Bowie AAP ninth graders to play varsity and sub varsity sports at Odessa High School with a return option to Permian later. UIL officials warned of a one year sit out for any student who competed for OHS as a freshman. The motion died and residents urged rescinding the policy amid academics concerns and petitions.
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Odessa High School
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Sherry Hurt
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Rodney Morns
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NATO Expansion Moves Forward After U S Approval
Madeleine Albright lobbies from China via calls as NATO expansion gains momentum. Clinton calls the move a big deal at a Silicon Valley sheet metal plant while opponents warn of Soviet resurgence and possible nuclear war. NATO plans a Washington ceremony in April 1999 to welcome three new members.
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New York charity run features Cindy Crawford cancer link
Cindy Crawford plans a Manhattan charity run to aid cancer research, recalling her brother’s leukemia as a child and a grandmother who survived breast cancer. She notes advances in treatment and a 75 percent cure rate for the leukemia she mentions.
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Texas couple seeks to revive Republic of Texas in federal suit
McLaren and Evelyn filed a suit naming President Clinton, the Texas congressional delegation, the United Nations and Mexico as defendants. They seek dissolution of the current government of the alleged Texas state and installation of Republic of Texas leadership, plus more than 66 million in ages. Judge Paul Friedman ruled that the Republic of Texas no longer exists and that Texas statehood began December 29, 1845.
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Heart transplant-like surgery saves man with malignant heart tumor
Doctors at Baylor Methodist performed an autotransplant like procedure on Guy Altmann of Covington La to remove a malignant fibrous histiocytoma attached to the mitral valve. The operation replaced the valve with swine tissue and rebuilt the chamber using cow pericardium. Altmann faces rehabilitation with a guarded but hopeful prognosis.
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Altmann
Michael J. Reardon
Methodist Hospital
Baylor College of Medicine
Reardon
John C
Baylor Methodist
Patrick McCarthy
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio
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Texas Heart Institute
Covington
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Teresa Keyser
Toughman Championship Night at Ector County Coliseum
The Original Toughman Contest tops the bill at Ector County Coliseum tonight with a single elimination format of three one minute rounds per bout. Six local women compete alongside male fighters as more than $3,000 in prizes awaits winners who may advance to regional and national rounds with top prizes up to $50,000.
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Ector County Coliseum
Jim Morris
Seminole
Texas Lottery Winning Cash Numbers Reported May 2
Up-to-date information about Lottery Pick 3 and Cash 5 numbers is provided for Friday May 2. The article lists Winning Cash 1 17 2 31 and repeats the sequence 6 6 4, noting results for the Texas Lottery drawing.
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Fragments From a Mixed Text Dense Card
A jumbled OCR style item mixes math queries quotes and odd references. It mentions a dairy cow, multiplying numbers, a French writer, transponder talk, the Pacific seas, ballast dumping, and a medical research name with an email and web link.
Incomplete OCR Summary of Local Postal Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mailing details and a postal publication note. Contains stray letters and numbers with no clear event, person, place, or organization to anchor a full news item. Unable to determine a coherent incident or report from the readable fragments.
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