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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 2004

Page

14

Cotton farmers on South Plains see favorable planting start

Lubbock reports 8.61 inches of rain, 5.17 inches above normal, easing irrigation costs for Ogallala pumped water. Farmers like Doug Hlavaty say the season begins well though hail remains a risk. About 3.5 million acres of cotton will be planted across the South Plains as warming soil and rainfall align.

Sles den Lubbock National Weather Service Ogallala Doug Hlavaty South Plains Texas West Texas Plains Cotton Growers Inc Roger Hardenby Hardenby Doug Hiavaty

Border chief vows security as top priority

New border chief says security is paramount and control must extend beyond stopping migrants. He cites recidivism as a telling metric and notes ongoing talks with Mexico to return illegal migrants to interior cities rather than the border to disrupt smuggling operations.

Aguilar Mexico

Feds Allow Texas Cow Byproduct In Swine Feed

Federal officials approved using material from a Texas cow in swine feed after the animal was destroyed before mad cow testing. If used only for hog feed, the FDA will track the material from its origin through the initial processor. A veterinarian condemned the animal after it staggered and fell, signaling possible injury or a neurological illness.

Feds Texas FDA Agriculture Department

Three children die in Nacogdoches house fire

In Nacogdoches a Westmoreland street blaze killed nineteen month old twins Jose Pineda Jr and Sara Pineda and another infant from the Pineda family. Marcus Pineda, four, suffered severe smoke inhalation burns and a leg laceration. A mother cried for her kids as rescuers restrained an escaping child and neighbors recalled the frantic scene.

Nacogdoches Jose Pineda Jr Sara Pineda of Pineda Westmoreland Said Marcus Pineda Jesse Sanchez Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel

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