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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2003
Page
7
Congress argues for an Unborn Victims act granting legal fetus rights amid abortion debate. Senators cite Laci Peterson in urging indictments for fetal death in California. Critics call linking the case political manipulation.
Norman the beagle wandered from Auburn University and ended up in Kansas before being found. Daryl Waites, Auburn’s digital repair manager, noted such stray dogs are common and often belong to students or staff.
Dr FE William Sunderman, who died at 104, left 14 million to his alma mater in Gettysburg to establish a musical conservatory. The bequest funds the project and includes Sunderman’s historic violin bows and old scores. Sunderman was Gettysburg College’s oldest alumnus.
In Los Angeles neighborhoods plagued by violence a broader community effort grew stronger on Saturday as morticians joined others in peaceful protest. Assemblyman Mark Ridley-Thomas said more residents are declaring enough is enough and taking a stand.
Laura Walter, 22, a Washington College senior from Lancaster Pennsylvania, won the Sophie Kerr literary prize along with a $61,133 prize after submitting a novel and eight poems. She plans to continue writing novels after earning her bachelor’s degree at the Chestertown Maryland liberal arts college.
Boomers seek longer expeditions to Alaska Antarctica and the Galapagos while preferring bed options over tents. REI Adven tures and others reflect aging customers tastes as retailers offer more travel and catalog discounts. Veterans like Carl Kuehner note high costs but top quality. 1985 era insights contrast with today’s boomers booking multiple short trips yearly.
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