Senate races reshape map as Carnahan leads Ashcroft relief bid
Senate contest headlines span Missouri Delaware Michigan Washington Minnesota and Montana with Ashcroft in a close race against Mel Carnahan whose name remains on the ballot after a fatal plane crash. Robb in Virginia backs minority leader claims while Lazio Clinton ads draw fire over Arab ties as Corzine Franks debate persists in New Jersey New York and Washington funding fights ripple through the campaigns. Roth age 79 touts fitness against Carper in Delaware while Stabenow edges Abraham in Michigan amid UAW contract effects. Schweitzer challenges Burns in Montana as Nelson leads in Florida Nebraska races tighten.
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Texas prison system praised as among safest despite violence
Texas' prison system is hailed as among the safest in the nation despite inmate on inmate violence and reports of excessive force. Attorneys argue the case concerns system operation, not individual rights, with no ruling date set by the three judge appeals panel.
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Madonna performs at Roseland in free NYC club event
Madonna appeared at Roseland in midtown Manhattan for a free, standing room only set attended by celebrities including Donatella Versace. She sang from the new album Music, energized a crowd despite limited vocal presence, and hinted at a beginning US tour with dates unrevealed. Everlast opened with tracks from Eat At Whitey's.
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Final sprint broadcasts shape pivotal 1996 election
The article details the late campaign blitz as Republicans and Democrats race toward Election Day. Bush leads in ads and fundraising, while Gore highlights policy themes and final rallies. Key swing states, TV and radio spending, and efforts by Ralph Nader, Hillary Clinton, and Mel Carnahan frame a close race for the White House and control of Congress.
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Fire halts Huntsman styrene plant amid investigation delay
TNRCC received notice of a Monday fire with no immediate investigation planned. Officials said no reportable quantities were exceeded and a future inquiry could occur if threats to health or environment arise. The plant will stay shut pending internal findings. prior 1999 polyethylene plant fire injured three workers and briefly shut that unit.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Report
Winning numbers announced include Cash Five 8 15 23 29 35 and Pick 3 6 4 8. No additional context provided about draws, dates, or prizes.
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show Reaches Chicago 1898
When Buffalo Bill’s troupe arrived in Chicago on July 24 1898 it included 680 people and 700 horses. The note mentions a British writer Christopher Isherwood who called California a tragic country and hints at contact details for L M Boyd in Seattle.
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Corrections issued for Odessa American items
The Odessa American corrects two items from the weekend and Monday issues. Nationally syndicated radio host Wolfman from Florida visited to support the A.B.L.E Center for Independent Living, sponsored by 95X. A Business Weekly note confirms Westlake Ace Hardware joined Ace in 1959.
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Odessa American postal notice and address details
The Odessa American lists its publication cadence and mailing details. It provides the newsroom address at 222 E. 4th Street, Odessa, TX, the USPS status as a second class publication, and the post office box for address changes.
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Out-of-Town 800-375-4661 lists a contact page with SWITCHBOARD numbers 337-6262 and an email OA Ilink.freedom.com. The publisher is Bill Salter with office and fax numbers 333-7721 and 334-8671, Executive Editor John Kerr, Advertising Director Tammye Mineo, Circulation Director Tyler Patton, Production Director Frances Irvine, and Business Manager.
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