Wayne leads local crowd as singer follows dream
In Bessemer City North Carolina Jimmy Wayne a hometown student turned country star received praise from a crowd after releasing his debut album Stay Gone which hit No 1 on CMT. Wayne formerly worked in the state prison system before moving to Nashville and earning People magazine’s Sexiest Men Alive in 2003.
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Goates Sees Victory in Odessa District 2 Race
In Odessa District 2 James Goates won with 1 706 votes or 67 percent to Cathy Herzog's 834 votes. Goates vows to work with council members and honor campaign pledges while Herzog plans to continue serving the city in a different role. May 25 swearing in will follow canvassing. Mayor Larry Melton had already been declared elected.
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Election aftermath and musings on trust in Odessa
William Salter calls out voter apathy with 15 to 16 percent turnout and critiques campaign rhetoric in Odessa. He reflects on gossip, political campaigning, and a controversial Ted Ball cartoon about Pat Tillman, urging readers to unite. He cites watchdogs on media coverage of prisoner abuse stories and WWII veterans.
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Dole Clinton linked in lecture series kickoff in Kansas
Beverly Hills to Kansas University hosts Bill Clinton delivering the first Bob Dole named lecture series. The pair remain closely associated as Kerry launches a life history TV ad. Don Rumsfeld visits Baghdad troops, praising their work before a humorous wrap.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Summary for May 15
Saturday draw results show Lotto numbers 17 27 36 39 42 with a 4. The CASH 5 numbers were 6 8 17 25 27. PICK 3 Day Night matches 9 28 3. Estimated jackpot around 54 million dollars.
May 14 baseball scores and odds noted in brief
A compact sports brief records New Mexico values and three game figures with scattered numbers and a Friday date. It notes 22 29 31 cents with unspecified context and a 3 4 0 line, leaving the exact event unclear but preserving the numeric gist.
Odessa American contact and circulation details
The Odessa American lists staff and departments with phone numbers for news sports brides good news church news and editorial pages. It provides advertising numbers subscription rates and contact options including a P.O. Box and a website.
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Iraqi Forces Kill Dozens in Baghdad and Mosul Clashes
Iraqi forces reported 18 fighters killed in eastern Sadr City over two days, with seven gunmen killed in western Baghdad. A mortar attack on Mosul recruiting center killed four and injured 19. Coalition reorganizes command in Iraq, with Sanchez and Metz to lead new Multinational forces structures. British reports clash killings near Amarah Basra with 16 to 21 insurgents killed, and three U.S. soldiers died from battle and other causes.
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