Lottery numbers corrected in Odessa American notice
The Odessa American corrects a Sunday lottery numbers error. The correct figures are printed below with an expression of regret for the mistake.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2003
Page
1
The Odessa American corrects a Sunday lottery numbers error. The correct figures are printed below with an expression of regret for the mistake.
Saturday draws report Lotto numbers 2 11 21 36 38 43 with an estimated 7 million dollars. Cash 5 results 5 16 23 24 27 and Pick 3 Night 3 14 6 5.
An Odessa American clarification notes an April 27 report failed to identify the location of a stabbing. Alejandro Valenzuela was found with multiple stab wounds in the Tejano Rodeo Club parking lot at 623 S Crane Ave and died at the scene.
The Texas Department of Health may issue a license to Waste Control Specialists to operate a low level nuclear waste site in Andrews County. The project, backed by Rep George Buddy West and supported locally, could bring up to 1 million dollars yearly to the county with broad civic backing and a push to diversify away from oil and gas.
Caddel indicated there is no estimate for lawyer costs and a decision may reach McCoy's court in a day if needed. District Attorney Smith asked the state AG for an opinion on mandamus relevance to commissioners restricting hiring. Bright contends the hiring freeze violates the 2002 03 budget funding. Graff was absent.
Lee bought the 85,000 square foot Big E building in January from Drewer Associates of New York. Kmart then moved to shutter 326 stores to curb debt, with the Odessa outlet on the list. The store closed April 13 after a 12 week liquidation drawing crowds, amid a busy retail corridor at Grandview Avenue and 42nd Street across from Winwood Town Center. Odessa Chamber official says the closure signals attractors for big boxes and boosts local life.
Friends star Matt LeBlanc wed Melissa McKnight on Kauai in a sunset ceremony overlooking Anini beach. Attendees included Jennifer Aniston Lisa Kudrow and Courteney Cox. Matthew Perry was in London and David Schwimmer in Chicago. The couple had been engaged since 1998 and LeBlanc’s first marriage.
Honolulu based Chuck Norris series The Guard may proceed despite NBC dropping the project. Aaron Norris said no reason was given for the network decision and that he has met with two studios to revive the series about a U S Coast Guard commander set to film 22 episodes on Oahu in July.
Jane Pauley, departing NBC after 27 years, plans a magazine and a TV project likely titled How We Learn for PBS. She cites two college students and a high school child at home, noting she is a meddlesome mother while weighing future work.
The Mariachi groups drawn from Pecos and La Margarita entertain at Grant Avenue and H E B with wedding, birthday, quinceanera and funeral gigs. Patrons praise the romantic music and serenades while a passerby honks in approval. Mexican heritage pride surfaces as May 5 victory memories spark patriotic remarks.
The Odessa American lists contact numbers 337-6262 and toll free 800-375-4661 for reach and hours 8 am to 5 pm weekdays. It shows subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and weekend editions and notes copyright protection with reproduction restrictions.
Hollywood satire notes Funny Cide’s first win of the year while mocking politics and celebrity culture. It also covers William, Giuliani, Kerry, Bush, and other figures in quick punchlines. The column ends with a note on Argus Hamilton’s show business role and contact.
Ann Laerzio sued Octavia Hair Design in Clinton Township Michigan in February over a cuticle scissors injury claimed to cost a nail and sought 500000 dollars. In March Robin Laybutt won against Balfours Australia over a doughnut machine cut that allegedly crippled her arm, awarded about 240000 dollars.
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