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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2006

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Committee Urges OC and UTPB to Study Partnership

A nine person business group petitions Odessa College and the University of Texas of the Permian Basin to commission a feasibility study on a possible partnership. Kirk Edwards says the goal is to see if such a alliance could work and how it would operate to keep Odessa students and workers local amid leadership changes at OC.

Odessa Odessa College UTPB University of Texas of the Permian Basin Kirk Edwards

Residents celebrate Cinco de Mayo parade despite cloudy skies

Maggie Rodriguez watches her son Moises as Odessa residents enjoy a Cinco de Mayo parade. She stresses the importance of cultural pride and exposure to dancing music and traditional clothes, as the Odessa High School band and Mariachi band perform.

Kevin Buehler Odessa Moises Rodriguez Maggie Odessa Barrio Lions Club 17Th Street Grant Avenue Puebla Odessa College Andrews Highway Ninth Street Lee Avenue Maggie Rodriguez Moises Odessa High School

U S helicopter crash kills 10 in Afghanistan

Ten American soldiers died when their CH-47 Chinook helicopter crashed during combat operations in Kunar province Afghanistan. Officials say no enemy action caused the crash and the incident marks the deadliest US loss here in a year amid Operation Mountain Lion with about 2,500 troops involved.

U.S Afghanistan Kabul Tamara D. Lawrence Associated Press Kunar Pakistan USS al-Qaida

Twilight in the Desert: Peak oil debate stirs Midland crowd

Author Matthew Simmons challenged beliefs that Saudi Arabia sits on endless oil reserves. He warned Ghawar and other fields may be in decline, pressuring global plans for future energy and independence. He urged decisive action akin to wartime responses to fuel shocks.

Midland Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabian Ghawar Matthew R. Simmons Simmons Midland College al G. Langford Chaparral Center Mark Sterkes Odessa

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