Americans Backelieve Rights Eroding for Security After Oklahoma
An AP poll from April 28 to May 2 shows 54 percent of U S adults favor government powers to stop terrorism even if it intrudes on rights and privacy. In Odessa area, 58 percent of local respondents value freedom over safety, with women more supportive of civil liberties than men.
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New York
Oklahoma
Associated Press
U.S
Oklahoma City
Odessa
Odessa hosts Texas sized Cinco de Mayo celebration
Odessa launches a Texas sized Cinco de Mayo celebration with El Sabor Mexicano at the Ector County Coliseum featuring 15 Mexican restaurants from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m Tickets at the door are 10 The Basin Lions Club hosts a 5 p m ribbon cutting at Odessa Basin Lions Park with Grupo Midessa and admission free The Barrio Lions Club presents a 6 p m ceremony at Fiesta Park with five bands Shelly Lares and Rodeo perform at the International Ballroom Odessa College hosts a Latinos Succeeding Academically scholarship dance with tickets 10 at Lechugas Video and Al’s on Grant Ave
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Odessa
Lorraine Perryman
Barn A
Ector County Coliseum
Basin Lions Club
Barrio Lions Club
Odessa Basin Lions Park
W. Monahans St
Grupo Midessa
Fiesta Park
Whitney Lane
West County Road
Mr. Chivo
Inocencia
Alameda
Los Jinetes
Luna Llena
Odessa College
Student Alliance Latinos
Shelly Lares
Lechuga
S. Grant Ave
Al’s
Satellite detects rising sea levels linked to climate and El Niño
A NASA satellite reports an average annual sea level rise of 3.9 millimeters over two years, about double land measurements. Researchers caution the cause may be El Niño or climate change. more years of data are needed for confirmation, with experts noting potential global expansion signals.
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Washington
R. Steven Nerem
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Maryland
apex-Poseidon
Nerem
Bob Cheney
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Manhunt for Chadwick Ends With Suspect At Large
An Ector County man, Claude Wayne Chadwick, 40, remains at large after a sheriff’s pursuit near West Odessa. Chadwick faces a federal weapons charge and four county warrants. no injuries were reported. Police traced a suspect in the area after shots were fired near West University Boulevard and Damascus Drive. See MANHUNT on Page 2A.
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Ector County
West Odessa
Claude Wayne Chadwick
42Nd St
Chadwick
Ector County Sheriff's
West University Boulevard
Damascus Drive
Minorities fail to kill home rule in Texas House vote
In Austin the Texas House rejected an amendment to delete the home-rule education charter provision from a school overhaul bill. Minority lawmakers led by Rep. Sylvester Turner condemned the measure as risky, as opponents warned it could spur segregation while supporters including Gov. Bush cited innovation and accountability. The amendment failed 81 to 64 and debate continued on the broader bill.
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Paul Sadler
D-Henderson
George W. Bush
Hugo Berlanga
Dcorpus Christi
Tom Uher
D-Bay
Bors
Kent Grusendorf
Burlington
Florida group pushes to bar illegal immigrants from services
A Florida citizens group in Boca Raton seeks a statewide drive to deny illegals all government services. The Florida-187 Committee of Delray Beach plans four constitutional amendments to bar illegal immigrants from state benefits, prompting debate over radicalism within early organizers.
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Florida
Boca Raton
Fla
Delray Beach
Inside the QO Sonja Merrick on gray hair meaning
Sonja Merrick questions why gray hair on women carries a different meaning than gray hair on men, reflecting gendered perceptions in society.
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Sonja Merrick
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