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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 2004

Page

17

Bush daughters end college days at Yale and UT

The report details Barbara and Jenna Bush finishing studies at Yale and UT respectively. Barbara, an English major at Yale, pursued medieval and modern literatures with a senior essay. Jenna, an English major at UT, studied Milton and Third World literature and graduated in four years. The sisters join Kappa Alpha Theta, with Secret Service presence noted at UT.

Erin Keck Daily Texan Jenna Barbara Yale Sabrina Sedique Kappa Alpha Theta Issaokar Geelan Rumpus David Musto Davenport College Jodie Foster Musto University of Texas Austin Secret Service

SBC workers prep for midnight four day strike

Tens of thousands of SBC Communications workers represented by CWA plan a four day walkout starting just after midnight to protest the latest contract offer. About 40 000 managers and contractors will be mobilized to cover essential tasks. The strike affects SBCs 13 state service area including Texas and California. Connecticut workers already prepare for potential action with a history of a 26 day strike in 1998 during a corporate acquisition.

San Antonio SBC Communications Workers of America Com CWA Candice Johnson SBC Alt Sharp Connecticut New England Telephone

Ex-Dynegy executive begins 24 year sentence in Texas prison

A former Dynegy finance executive Jamie Olis surrendered to a low security Texas federal prison to begin a 24 year four month term after being convicted of conspiracy and disguising cash flow. Two other ex executives pled guilty to conspiracy and face up to five years. Olis faced deadlines and a harsh sentencing guideline revision.

Houston Wall Ais Olis Dynegy Inc Jamie Olis Monica

SBC Strike Q&A Highlights Impact of Telecom Walkout

Questions and answers outline a strike at SBC Communications with a 12:01 a.m. Friday start and 12:01 a.m. Tuesday end. SBC, the nation’s second largest phone firm, serves 13 states including California Illinois Texas and Ohio. The strike may slow SEC systems and raise waits for directory assistance customer service and repairs. SBC rehired retirees and trained nonunion workers to cover some tasks while expanding its interactive voice responses.

SBC Communications SBC Arkansas California Connecticut Illinois Indiana Kansas Michigan Missouri Nevada Ohio Oklahoma Texas Wisconsin SEC Espresse Sera

Olis appeals bond amid conviction, family case cited

A minute bid to the Fifth Circuit seeks to keep Olis free on bond during appeal. His wife is six months pregnant and the couple has an eight month old daughter. The court previously ruled the appeal unlikely to reduce the sentence.

Minute Sth Circuit Court of Appeals Olis 5Th Circuit

Cheney to headline Republican fund-raisers in Texas

Vice President Dick Cheney will headline fund-raisers for three Texas congressional candidates. He begins with Ted Poe in Houston, then Arlene Wohlgemuth in Waco, and Louis Gohmert in Longview as Republicans target the 32 member delegation after redistricting. He plans a return trip next month for Randy Neugebauer.

Dick Cheney Texas House GOP Arlene Wohlgemuth Waco Ted Poe Houston Louis Gohmert Longview Cheney Poe Nick Lampson D-Beaumont Wohlgemuth Gohmert Tyler Max Sandlin D-Marshall Randy Neugebauer R-Lubbock

Dallas Fed Chief Sees Inflation Cautious but Rising

Dallas Fed CEO Robert McTeer warned in Houston that a recent uptick in inflation merits cautious concern, though he believes inflation may still stay down. He noted the fed funds rate at 1 percent and said hints of inflation show the Fed could be more patient before any hikes.

Houston Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Robert McTeer Houston World Affairs Council Fed McTeer Anthony Santomero Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia United States Alfred Broaddus Richmond

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