Early voting underway for 19th District runoff in Odessa
Voters in the June 3 runoff between Mike Conaway of Midland and Randy Neugebauer of Lubbock may vote through May 30 at five Odessa sites including the county elections office and malls. Open 8 am to 5 pm daily, with extended hours 7 am to 7 pm May 29 and 30. Early totals: Ector 2020, Midland 4502, Lubbock 6743.
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Odessa turnout urged for June 3 runoff in local election
In Odessa, officials urge higher turnout for the June 3 congressional runoff after only 9.8 percent of voters participated in the May 3 election. Early voting runs through Friday at the county annex, with rally remarks highlighting local economic and regional development, including the Entrada al Pacifico corridor, UTPB, Texas Tech medical school, and oil industry legislation. Businessman Bob Barnes emphasized Odessa’s stakes and the need for the city to have the highest turnout among similarly sized communities.
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Mortgage rates boost April home sales to high levels
Washington AP reports that low mortgage rates spurred April home buying with new single family home sales up 1.7 percent to a 1.03 million annual rate, the best since December, while existing home sales rose 5.6 percent to 5.84 million, the fifth highest on record.
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Parminder Nagra to Debut on ER in Fall
Radnor Pa reports Parminder Nagra a British actress from Bend It Like Beckham will join ER as a fourth year medical student. The May 31 issue notes the workload is fast paced with scenes already shot for a quick fall season opener.
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Judge dismisses suit against Spears
A federal judge in Philadelphia dismissed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Britney Spears. The plaintiffs Michael Cottrill and Lawrence Wnukowski failed to prove Spears had access to their song What You See Is What You Get, alleged to be copied as What U See Is What U Get. They claimed they submitted their work to Spears' representatives in late 1999 for her upcoming album.
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District 19 candidates discuss jobs and small business
In a district wide debate the two candidates Neugebauer and Conaway emphasized private sector and small business as job creators. They argued for tax cuts and lighter federal regulation to spur growth while promising strong local leadership and experience. Neugebauer highlighted Ports-to-Plains ties and a June 4 swearing in.
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Day by Day Night by Night Pick 2 6 3 9
A compact puzzle item presents a numeric selection titled Day y 6 4 Night 4e903 with the prompt Pick 2 6 3 9. The notation suggests a sleight of hand or code puzzle aligning numbers to a sequence, inviting readers to choose two digits among options.
Odessa American Classifieds And Contact Details
The text lists contact numbers 337 6262 and 800 375 4661 for inquiries and ads. It names staff positions including Managing Editor Sports Editor Photo Editor Editorial Page Editor Publisher Bill Salter and others. It includes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and mentions advertising departments and deadlines.
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Hollywood lampooning lobes in a chaotic gossip week
A roundup of pop culture jests and political quips spans Terminator, Bruce Almighty, Schwarzenegger politics, Groucho glasses stock chatter, and EU reforms. It notes Bush jokes, Hillary Clinton tour dates, and odd anecdotes from media and the Pentagon with a satirical tone.
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Government in Action: SSA policy on phony IDs exposed
A March Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigation found that the Social Security Administration returns obviously fake IDs to claimants seeking Social Security cards, asks them to leave, and makes no report or law enforcement notification. No document is retained.
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