William Tells Bill Salter Off This Week
William Tells Bill Salter is on vacation this week and will resume his column next week.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2000
Page
2
William Tells Bill Salter is on vacation this week and will resume his column next week.
Demand for Confederate flags that flew at the South Carolina Statehouse has surged as lawmakers move to remove the banner. About 2,000 constituent requests await processing, with flags sold only through legislators. A Senate and House plan would relocate the flag to a Confederate monument on Statehouse grounds following July NAACP boycott calls.
Elizabeth Taylor arrives in London to be made Dame by Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday. Her honors include a British Film Institute fellowship on May 24 and a life-and-work celebration at Royal Albert Hall on May 26, with an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery opening May 18.
The piece surveys Texas political climate amid national debate. It notes Phil Gramm questioning America’s resemblance to Arkansas and Bruce Buchanan pointing to mixed outcomes. It cites Texas rankings on spending, welfare, poverty, and pollution, and cites Lt. Gov. Perry defending growth and conservatism amid Bush era leadership.
Interviews recall mothers who cooked, sewed, and guided families through hard times. Children remember walking to school, tiny gifts on Mother's Day, and mothers managing homes from chores to church life. The reminiscences span Midwestern and West Texas roots, reflecting resilience, devotion, and shared memory across families.
The Texas Lottery draws for Saturday May 13 2000 show winning numbers 12 24 29 25 33 34 with a 4 million dollar jackpot. PICK 3 numbers not specified.
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani postponed a upstate political speech and left Gracie Mansion with Judi Nathan amid rising Senate bid rumors. He cited need to consult on treatment for prostate cancer and declined to discuss the dinner date, keeping his political future in limbo.
A partial newspaper listing shows SWITCHBOARD numbers 3377 6262 and 800 375 4661 for out of town calls plus contact methods including an OA email and a pair of websites. Names include Bill Salter executive editor and Tammye Mineo advertising director with several office lines and a 24 noun classimed fax line.
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