Go Red for Women Luncheon by American Heart Association
A Heart Association Go Red for Women luncheon will highlight heart disease. Local organizers invite participants to join and support awareness and fundraising efforts in the community.
04 May 2006
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 2006
Page
1
A Heart Association Go Red for Women luncheon will highlight heart disease. Local organizers invite participants to join and support awareness and fundraising efforts in the community.
John Skelton 77 of Knoxville Ark once on Odessa slaying death row faces a new federal indictment for interstate transmission of an extortionate communication. The case stems from February threats against Midland businessman Terry Lee Jacobs amid a disputed business matter. FBI and Texas Rangers reviewed recordings of the calls.
The Clinton Foundation announced a deal with major beverage distributors to stop selling non-diet sodas to most public schools to curb childhood obesity. ECISD officials say Texas law will drive school nutrition choices, with 2003 state policy on foods of minimal nutritional value referenced.
Zacarias Moussaoui, the al Qaida conspirator, receives life in prison after a seven day jury deliberation. He taunted, America, you lost, as he was led from the Alexandria courtroom. Some victims’ families said he got what he deserved.
Midland College unveiled a 250000 petroleum development center that can train about 1100 oilfield workers annually. President Dr. David E. Daniel called it a premier technical trainer for the industry and noted the Elam Building facility features four classrooms a 75 seat auditorium and modern computing and distance learning tools.
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