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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2007
Page
2
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Odessa High and Permian High seniors prepare to graduate Saturday night at Ratliff Stadium. The segment notes students nearing completion of high school amid weekend ceremonies and local coverage of rites of passage.
Local sports brief notes a New Mexico Road Runner cash total 58 with 12 1 and 24 20 figures listed for Tuesday May 22 082 at oe, showing unclear scoreboard context and no detailed outcome.
Debbi Palfrey, longtime supporter and former secretary of health and human services, endorses Hillary Clinton for president. The piece threads a broad mix of political and cultural notes from D.C. to Hollywood, touching on media, taxes, global warming, and upcoming memorial events.
Ernesto Munoz of Midland has been named Students of the Year by UT Austin's Migrant Student Graduation Enhancement Program. He earns a $2,000 ExxonMobil Foundation funded college scholarship, selected for overcoming obstacles, academics, activities, and online coursework. 41 migrants were honored April 23 at the Erwin Center with 360 guests from 27 high schools and 19 districts.
Rosie O'Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck clash on ABCs The View with personal digs as war in Iraq debate heats up. O'Donnell accuses Hasselbeck of not defending her after media claims she labeled US troops terrorists in a prior debate.
Florida opens its only hydrogen refueling station to test a U S fleet of Ford shuttle buses using the clean fuel. The move aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions and test the technology in a real urban setting.
A sweeping announcement highlights Dark Energy as a pivotal scientific breakthrough of the past half century, signaling a transformative push in understanding the universe. The claim frames the discovery as a major leap with wide implications for physics and astronomy.
The Graduation Enhancement Program begun in 1987 has enrolled about 19000 students with support from the Texas Education Agency Microsoft Corp Beaumont Foundation of America and the John G and Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation. Congressman Mike Conaway announced winners of the Congressional Art Competition at the University of Texas at the Permian Basin Joay Heredia an Andrews High School senior won first place for Sacred Silence with artwork competing against 25 entries. Heredia’s piece may be sent to Washington DC to hang in the Cannon Tunnel at the US Capitol Building. Second place went to Carl Spartz Permian High School for 214 to Seminole third to Dustin Reno Permian High School for Insanity fourth Brice Evans Midland Lee High School and fifth Ben Frederick Llano High School. Second and third place artworks may hang in Conaway’s district offices for a year. Graduation also profiles Marissa Mendoza who earned cum laude with a BA in political science and leadership studies at Permian Basin University of Texas Permian Basin and Shane Darville who graduates home schooling and plans to attend West Point.
Al Gore launched a national book tour with a campaignlike feel in Beverly Hills as attendees wore Gore 2008 signs while Gore asserted Bush critics and questions before 9 11 and Katrina were mishandled. Johnny Depp teased future Pirates appearances ahead of At World's End release.
Odessa American lists office staff, editors, and department contacts with phone numbers for news, sports, life and times, editorial pages, and ad departments. It also provides service hours, publication details, and missing paper or out-of-town contact numbers.
Death notices list Roxie Allen Odesssa, Carl Braden, Margaret Louise Hewitt, Sadie LeAnn Munoz, Lois Pollack, DJ Turner, Shireline Weeks Priddy, John Wack, Edward Gunter, Billie Shields Bickley, Crissy Lopez, Dorothy Wright, Leonard Aldridge and others in Roswell Midland Pecos and Lamesa. Names reflect regional obituary notices and public death records.
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