Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Readout for May 3
The Texas Lottery scene shows Cash Five numbers 13 14 23 3 6 and Mega Millions 28 29 33 36 45 with Megaplier 15. Jackpot listed at 128 million dollars. Draw details appear amid mixed text including a web reference.
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Coming This Week Back in Time in West Texas
Midland writer Bill Modi writes a column delving into the colorful places and people shaping West Texas culture, previewing a Thursday feature that revisits the region’s history and character.
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New Mexico Monday May 2 Lottery Draw Affidavit Report
Lottery notes list Ros Cash 6 16 18 23 29 as drawn numbers with pick 5 or 6 option noted. Local office records show initial sales and prize allocations for the day.
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Mom Themed Buccaneer Ball Hosts Mother Son Dance Odessa
The City of Odessa Parks and Recreation and the Junior League of Odessa present the second annual Mother Son Dance called Buccaneer Ball. It runs 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. May 7 at the MOM Elegante Hotel Ballroom. Attire is pirate costumes or semi formal. Tickets are $15 and must be bought in advance at the Parks and Recreation Office LOOW 42nd St or online. For details call 368-3548 or email hallmark odessa-tx.gov.
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Odessa American SRR Met News Accuracy
The Odessa American invites readers to report significant errors in its press reporting. Readers can call 333-7740 or email Idennis oapa.com to share concerns and help ensure fair coverage.
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Lori Alf Fights Cancer and Finds a Miracle Cure
Lori Alf, a mother who battled cancer multiple times, embodies resilience as she discovers a medical breakthrough she credits as a miracle cure. Her story follows hope, treatment trials, and the impact on her family as she pursues lasting remission. Sunday edition reports her journey.
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Long-time Sul Ross faculty members to retire
Mazie and Paul Will, Alpine natives and Sul Ross State University faculty, will retire May 31 after 46 years of marriage and 38 years in animal science and 37 at Sul Ross. They plan to teach two classes each in fall 2016 and spring 2017, then travel to visit family while remaining connected to the university.
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Permian Basin Weather Five Day Forecast Odessa Midland
The Odessa and Midland region forecast covers five days with day and night temperatures. Expect warm days, cooler nights, and scattered chances of showers. Moon phases suggest visible evenings with late spring conditions across the Permian Basin.
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Odessa American contact and subscription information
The Odessa American outlines subscription costs, service hours, and department phone numbers including news, sports, life and times, and editorial contacts. It lists postal addresses, rates of 23.83 per month and 286.00 per year, plus advertising and delivery notes and disclaimers about ad quality and holiday editions.
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May 4 history highlights include Kent State shootings.
On May 4 1970 Ohio National Guard troops opened fire on protesters at Kent State University, killing four students and wounding nine others. Other 1776 Rhode Island independence, 1886 Haymarket riot, 1904 Panama Canal handover, 1932 Al Capone penitentiary entry, 1942 Coral Sea began, 1959 first Grammy Awards, 1961 Freedom Riders begin.
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