Poppies for vets drive by VFW district auxiliary
District VFW auxiliary plans to distribute silk poppies and collect funds for disabled veterans. The effort aims to support veterans while raising awareness of needs in the community.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2000
Page
1
District VFW auxiliary plans to distribute silk poppies and collect funds for disabled veterans. The effort aims to support veterans while raising awareness of needs in the community.
More than 200 students are expected to graduate at Odessa College in the spring commencement ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday in the Odessa College Sports Center. Odessa College board of trustees will preside and confer degrees.
Napster Inc says it has cut off more than 300000 user copies of Metallica songs without permission and halted 317377 accounts identified by screen names. Lars Ulrich delivered the list to Napster headquarters amid a rising copyright lawsuit from the Recording Industry Association of America. Dejected fans blamed the move on internet forums as Napster seeks to comply with Metallica.
A range fire spreading through Brewster and Pecos counties near Fort Stockton has burned over 43 000 acres after starting from three lightning-caused brush fires. Texas Forest Service incident commander Ernie Smith says there is no containment yet and the blaze threatens homes rangeland livestock oilfields and power lines. Firefighting resources include 182 firefighters four airplanes four helicopters 11 engines and six bulldozers.
The House passed 352 to 75 a moratorium extending Internet specific taxes until October 2006. GOP aims to bolster support from high tech industry and computer users while critics warn on broader sales tax rules for e commerce.
Microsoft seeks immediate dismissal of the Justice Department remedy proposing to split the company, arguing the breakup is punitive, unjustified, and would harm consumers. William Neukom states the move targets a company that grew into its power, not through acquiring rivals. The record shows concerns about the remedy's radical nature.
Odessa Utilities Director Debbie McReynolds announced a pump shaft broke at the 42nd Street plant and a second pump is in repairs. In 100 degree heat the city asks residents to curb outdoor water use while repairs continue, though essential uses remain allowed.
DPS Trooper Steven McNiel documents a crash at Kermit Highway and Farm to Market Road 866. Sheila Gail Hail, 32, cited for failing to yield. Her 1987 GMC Safan was broadsided by a 1981 Ford pickup driven by Raymond H. Sanchez, 46. Both drivers and their passengers escape with minor injuries.
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