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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2004
Page
1
Muqtada al Sadr agreed to pull his militia from Najaf city while Al Gore issued a sharp denunciation of the Bush administration in a separate address.
Washington AP officials urge public help to track seven suspected al Qaida operatives and avert a possible summer attack on U S soil based on months of intelligence. Attorney General Ashcroft says terrorists may already be here. no specific timing or location given.
Steve Rivera displays a hand made sign for the new Chick-fil-A on 42nd Street Odessa as campers queue for the 6 am opening Today to be among the first 100 customers to win coupons for a year of meals. SOMETIMES YOU FEEL LIKE CHICKEN
About 25 Chick-fil-A enthusiasts camped in the Odessa parking lot awaiting the 6 a.m. opening to be among the first 100 customers to claim coupons for a year of meals. Don Fowler was first in line at 8 p.m., braving 90 degree heat with a lawn chair and water.
ECISD officials held a news conference to praise TAKS results and outline plans to boost scores next year. While 11th graders still trail the state average, ECISD reported a 24 percent year over year rise in students passing all TAKS subjects, with 33 percent passing in 2003 and 57 percent in 2004 across tests.
Ector County Appraisal District chief appraiser Karen McCord says a new state law penalizing unreported or underreported business personal property values is working. Since Sept. 1, 2003, businesses reported at least 108 million in values, with a three month amnesty adding 54 million. For 2004 total values near 989 million, up from 878 million in 2003, a 6.1 percent rise. Before 2004, renditions from about 40 percent of required businesses were filed.
Greenpeace protesters projected 40-foot storm images at Exxon Mobil shareholder meeting sites in Dallas. They accuse the company of inaction on warming, citing droughts and floods as consequences. Spokeswoman Louise Fraser linked the display to the film The Day After Tomorrow. Images appeared on the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
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