Correction on enforcement of adult business laws in Odessa
The Odessa American corrects a Tuesday story stating Kathy Rhodes and Shirley West of Permian Basin Citizens for Decency were concerned about weak enforcement. Rhodes says Sheriff Mark Donaldson and Police Chief Chris Pipes have actually stepped up enforcement, addressing comments aimed at earlier administrations.
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Crane explosion remains under state investigation
Texas Railroad Commission officials say the Crane blast is still under inquiry. District Director Mark Henkhaus of the Midland office notes investigators are reviewing a paraffin treatment on the well and guest operations. He expects a statement next week and is seeking specific details from the well operators about the incident at 3:30 p.m. local time that caused injuries.
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Smallpox risk cited for child in vaccination debate
Officials say the risk of smallpox to a child is minimal, but a government review found the concern remains significant for the child in question. The discussion centers on whether vaccination is warranted despite the low overall threat.
Joan Jett Sues GMR Productions Over Unpaid Payment Claim
Rocker Joan Jett has filed a lawsuit against GMR Productions alleging she did not receive payment for work on a project. The action seeks proper compensation and details remain under legal review.
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Lens in Her Left Eye Described and Questioned
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FDA approves tobacco lozenge as cigarette nicotine substitute
The FDA approves a nicotine lozenge meant to deliver a dose equal to that of a cigarette. The decision highlights a new option for smokers seeking a controlled quit aid.
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Hospitalized for exposure and parade at Disneyland
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Postmaster Contact and Phone Directory Item
Community notice listing mailing address for activess changes and contact numbers. Provides a main number 337-6262 and toll free 800-375-466 for inquiries. Includes hours of operation 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 6 p.m. to unspecified times on other days.
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Monsoon Drought Rituals Amid Nepali and Indian Farmers
In Nepal and northern India July to August, many farming communities watched for monsoon relief as women performed midnight naked dances to appease rain god to bring rain. Uttar Pradesh participants fared poorly yet 200 Nepalese dancers started mid August to see the season begin with floods and landslides. In Lambertville New Jersey a 24 year old Douglas Carroll was arrested at 3 a.m. in August.
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