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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2003
Page
2
Wardell discusses Matrix K and the Matrix lore with praise for its intellectual layers and reality questions. Fans like Raul Lyles praise the film’s tech and effects, while noting the lengthy two hour plus run time as a potential drawback.
Amid chaos over redistricting deadlines, Democrats led by Rep. Craddick and Gov. Perry clash with Texas legislators while Oklahoma tensions surface. The dispute centers on delaying tactics, quorum busting, and potential special sessions as Republicans push to finish state business.
Oscar winner Halle Berry fractured her right ulna while filming a Gothika scene in Montreal. She was treated at a hospital and released as the Warner Bros. production continued in its fifth week of a nine week shoot. It was unclear when she would return to the set.
Srivastava, a key founder, helped raise 12 million for the five story 50 bed facility built with 1000 tons of steel and 22000 square feet of glass. The hospital plans expansion, digitized operations, and remote robotics demonstrations while Alliance prepares for final inspection June 5 and ER opening June 15.
Tax cut proposals favoring workers would speed up growth by lowering income tax rates and boosting the child tax credit while letting small businesses expense more equipment. The Senate bill, backed by Republicans, would merge with a House package that lowers dividend and capital gains rates to 15 percent, replacing higher current rates.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and Attorney General John Ashcroft urged stronger Saudi cooperation amid debate over promises. Middle East expert Judith Kipper said the Saudis speak sincerely as Riyadh ties the bombing to the scale of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The Texas Epsilon Sigma Alpha state convention runs through Sunday at the Pier Forte featuring chapters Alpha Upsilon Beta Eta and Epsilon Mu with Charlotte Foreman as chairwoman and Mary Mired as registration chair. The service group, founded in 1929, supports community needs through volunteering and donations for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. For information call Janell Lewallen at 550-3604.
A northbound 18-wheeler crashed into the I‑20 overpass above Highway 158 in Midland, ignited, and fell onto Highway 158. Richard Barkley and Debra Barkley, both of Aberdeen North Carolina, died. The Covenant truck carried paint and flammable liquids en route to Blythe California. I‑20 reopened around 8 p.m. Wednesday. Highway 158 around 4 p.m. Thursday after repairs.
The Odessa American outlines advertising rights and liability, with contact numbers for the classified department and staff. It lists home delivery rates including daily, weekend, Sunday, and extra options, plus monthly and six month pricing, and notes protection of each issue.
Argus Hamilton reports on Texas lawmakers fleeing to Ardmore for a quorum fight while CBS covers the Colonial Open. He notes Iran and Saudi threats, Bush tax breaks, Kerry health plan, drug co pays, and Aikman TV deal as a collage of 2000s era political and media salience.
Psychiatrist Charles Gould, 69, slated for disciplinary tribunal after reportedly striking a patient with a frying pan and a wine bottle when told to retire in Newtownabbey Northern Ireland in April. Catholic high school teacher R Scott Jones 44 was fired in Phoenix in March for distributing joke valentines reading I hate you I wish you would die. Fletcher Vrendenburgh, NYC customer service chief, was fired in December for posting an essay insulting New Yorkers and city workers as dumb and whining.
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