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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 2003

Page

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Early voting underway in 19th District runoff race

Voters may cast ballots through May 30 at five Odessa sites for the June 3 runoff between Mike Conaway of Midland and Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock. Polls run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with the county annex open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 29 30. Early totals show Ector 880 Midland 2,473 Lubbock 2,299.

Mike Conaway Midland Randy Neugebauer Lubbock Odessa County E. Eighth St Lowe's W. University Blvd MCH Family Health Center W. Clements St Music City W. University Ector County Midland County Lubbock County

Correction on survey results from Ector County ISD teachers

The OA corrects a February survey report, noting 283 of 727 teachers in Ector County ISD, about 39 percent, felt little support from administrators. The error concerned the percentage and figure previously published.

Texas ‘State, Teacher's Association Ector County ‘Independent School

Partners for the sake of the other social circle grows

Campbell outlines Partners in: Parenting as both emotional and practical support for parents with older and younger children. The group aims to share advocacy ideas for disabled students, secure meals, and trade used assistive devices. Lopez, a former kindergarten teacher, cares for Tatiana full time and aspires to return to special education teaching next year.

Campbell Lopez Goliad Elementary Tatiana

Nicole Kidman cigarette scene sparks anti smoking backlash

In Cannes Nicole Kidman smoked publicly during promotion of Dogville drawing criticism from anti smoking groups in Australia and lawmakers who say celebrity smoking glamorizes tobacco to young people. Lars von Trier admonished her as co star Stellan Skarsgard watched.

Sydney Australia Nicole Kidman Anne Jones Wendy Day Kidman Jones Lyn Allison

Explosion disrupts Yale Law School in New Haven

FBI and New Haven police treat the blast as a criminal matter after a 5 p.m. explosion damaged the law school ceiling and a partition. Students were questioned, explosive-sniffing dogs searched campus, and classes were canceled with commencement likely moved. Secret Service said Barbara Bush was not in danger.

FBI Law School New Haven Bush Coast Guard Academy New London Yale Barbara Secret Service John Gill David Gelernter Theodore Kaczynski

Tax cut deal narrows to 350 billion with pensionlator concerns

Legislators edge toward a deal on a 350 billion tax cut package with 20 billion in state aid including Medicaid funding. Democrats oppose the plan as too generous to the wealthy while Republicans like Voinovich push for deficit restraint and a 2008 expiration for dividend and capital gains relief.

Olympia Snowe Maine Bush Senate Tom Daschie D-S.d House Energy and Commerce Committee Billy Tauzin R-La George Voinovich Ohio Voinovich Dick Cheney Senate Finance Committee Charles Grassley Iowa

Lawmakers flee Texas over redistricting show of force

DPS Bailey questions evidence destruction amid a Democratic exodus to Oklahoma to avoid a May 12 redistricting debate. Speaker Tom Craddick denied knowledge of any DPS document destruction and said no conspiracy existed. Wingersaid DPS ordered removal of search documents, while investigations probe federal involvement with former Speaker Pete Laney’s private plane.

Bailey Tom Craddick Austin House Ardmore Okla Texas Craddick DPS Winger Marshall Caskey L.C. Marshall Pete Laney Oklahoma

How To Reach Us At Odessa American

The Odessa American lists main contact numbers 337 6262 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Out of town readers can call 800 375 4661. For a paper missing, call 337 7314 or 888 375 OAOA with hours 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 6 to 11 a.m. weekends.

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Odessa American Classifieds Ad Rates and Subscriptions Notice

Rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions listed. Subscription options include Daily Daily Weekend Sunday and Weekend and Sunday plans with various durations. Contact details and terms note copyright protection and reproduction restrictions.

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Mad Cow Disease in Alberta and Iraq War Funding

Hollywood humorist Argus Hamilton notes Canada reports a Mad Cow case in Alberta and contrasts it with Bush fundraising plans for June aiming at 200 million for primaries. He quips about Iraq and mentions Saddam rumored to hide in Baghdad as generals return from exile. Japan pledges 70 million to restore Iraqi power stations as Clinton plans Harvard speech.

Hollywood Canada Alberta Pharaoh Moses Bush Iraq Erv White House Junichiro Koizumi Japan Bill Clinton Boston Harvard John E. Kennedy School of Government America Argus Hamilton Comedy Store Argus Argushamilton

Whitman resigns as EPA chief in bid for calmer life

Washington AP reports Christie Whitman resigns as Environmental Protection Agency administrator after two and a half years of clashes with Bush aides Congress and business and environmental groups. She told reporters the demanding role and lifestyle prompted stepping down. She informed President Bush in the Oval Office that she would return to New Jersey with her husband. Whitman’s departure removes a prominent female Cabinet figure seen as moderating environmental policy.

Washington Christie Whitman Environmental Protection Agency Bush Congress Whitman White House Oval Office EPA New Jersey

Vandalism case linked to love triangle in Central Islip

Lisandro Mateo and Justine Hayes-Hurley, both 18 and 16 respectively, were charged with criminal mischief after altering Winston Hill's car in March. The women believed Hill was their exclusive boyfriend before discovering he was involved with both, prompting them to trim the windshield and paint with hedge clippers.

Lisandro Mateo Justine Hayes-Hurley Central Islip N.Y Winston Hill Hill

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