Taste of the Permian Basin and local events notice
Calendar items note Taste of the Permian Basin from 6 to 8 30 p m at the Ector County Coliseum with 20 ticket price via Odessa Chamber of Commerce. Election day polls run 7 a m to 7 p m in the general election. Kenny and the Bluesman perform at 9 30 p m at Incredibles. Fort Stockton hosts a menudo cook off at noon in Nunez Park with food music games rides piñatas, performers Jacob Fragosa the Ramirez Family and Los Nobles.
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Permian
Ector County Coliseum
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Menudo
Fort Stockton
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Nunez Park
S. Main Street
Jacob Fragosa
Ramirez Family
Los Nobles
Ephemera as Noted by Wartime Collectors and Scholars
A feature on ephemera from wartime ration items to bookmarks and stock certificates, highlighting a Routledge encyclopedia and quotes from Valerie Jackson-Harris and Ephemera Society figures. Notables include a King's Evil certificate and comments on value, rarity, and preservation across centuries.
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Carroll S. Page
Hyde Park
North
South America
Routledge Inc
New York City
al Gramophone
Record Stores
Gerhard Zucker
Rocket Mail
London
Valerie Jackson- Harris
Sir Winston Churchill
Asa Briggs
John Betjeman
Ephemera Society
Singing governor Jimmie Davis dies at 101 in Baton Rouge
Jimmie Davis known as the singing governor and creator of You Are My Sunshine died at 4:40 a.m. in his Baton Rouge home. He served as Louisiana governor from 1944 to 1948 and 1960 to 1964, wrote more than 400 songs, and recorded 52 albums. Survivors include his son and wife Anna Gordon Davis, who sang with him in The Chuck Wagon Gang.
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Samuel Pepys
Ron Stegall
Deer Isle
Maine
Ephemera Society of America
Twyman
Center For
Reading University West of London
Richards
Charles II
New Orleans
Jimmie Davis
Baton Rouge
Ed Reed
Davis
Louisiana
Mike Foster
Associated Press
Shreveport
State Public Safety Commission
Anna Gordon Davis
the Chuck Wagon Gang
Rockrgrl conference calls for women to lead in music
Ronnie Spector urged women in music to speak up and move beyond backup roles at the Rockrgrl Music Conference. She described heartbreak over Phil Spector's jealous control and noted a New York judge awarded royalties to the Ronettes. Mandela and Prince Philip praised jailed youths turning their lives around in Drakenstein prison. Billy Graham drew 70,000 at Alltel Stadium in Jacksonville. Salman Rushdie defends himself against critics over his protection and controversial writings.
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Seattle
Ronnie Spector
Phil Spector
Ike and
Tina Turner
New York
Spector
Ronettes
Paarl
South Africa
Britain
Prince Philip
Nelson Mandela
Drakenstein
Mandela
Duke of Edinburgh
Jacksonville
Fla
Billy Graham
Graham
Alltel Stadium
Jars of Clay
dcTalk
One Nation Crew
Israeli Palestinian peace talks struggle amid violence surge
Mideast officials report little progress after weeks of negotiations. Barak calls a large rally an emotional show of commitment to peace while warning Arafat against surrender to violence. Arafat rejects cease-fire compliance, vows continued uprising until an independent state. Violence nears 170 dead, mostly Palestinians, as Washington sessions aim to restart talks. Peres sees early signs of calm and advocates patience.
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Barak
Arafat
Israel
United States
Gaza
Yair Naveh
Army Radio
CBS
60 Minutes
Washington
Clinton
White House
Jake Siewert
Shimon Peres
Paris
Rabin
Union Pacific to spend big on track maintenance in six states
Davis says maintaining rails is essential and Union Pacific will invest 248.5 million this year and 333.8 million in 2001 across Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas. FRA officials dispute systemic hazards but warn a derailment risk exists in populated areas like Fort Worth.
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Davis
Fort Worth
Texas
FRA
Union Pacific
Warren Flatau
Washington
The
Railroad Administration
Department of Transportation
Hurst
Eunice
Big Sandy
Baton Rouge
Vence Haggard
Commission
Haggard
NTSB
Union Pacific Railroad
Surprising Health and Life Tips From L M Boyd
A mix of quirky facts and social observations: Earth shape explained, firing odds, pregnancy in conversations, bee blood, sweat glands in feet, Burns quote on family, sleep synchronized marriages, elevators as vertical rails, disasters revealing character, crises driving self-forgetting action, ballet dancers as injury topic, and contact note for L M Boyd.
Odessa American publication notice
Public notice from the Odessa American newspaper detailing postal and mailing address information including publication frequency and postmaster contact details. It lists the station and box addresses for subscriber changes and general delivery from Odessa, Texas.
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Odessa American
E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Readers' Guide Switchboard Contacts and Office Details
Directory listing shows contact numbers for Readers' Guide and Out-of-Town lines, plus an email and website. It lists the publisher, advertising director, circulation director, production director, and business manager with associated names and office numbers.
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Ilink
Freedom.com
Oapa.com
Bill Salter
Jonn KePr
Tammye
Tyler Patton
Bill Mills
Frances Irvine
Church
Odessa
Mail
Sunda Sunda
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Pilener Brothers
Kay Kay
E. Eighth St
Eighth St
Kenny & the
Bluesman
Incredibles
N. Grandview Ave
U.S
Philip
International Awards Association
Rock the Crusade
Salman Rushdie
Rushdie
Independent
Panama City
Panama
Colombia
Mideast
Texas Railroad Commission
Rrc
State
Uprr
L.M. Boyd
Earth
Venus
George Burns
Sayhello
Famerican
Readers
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