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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 2002

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Weapons inspectors land in Iraq amid war threats

U S inspectors arrive in Iraq with the United States asserting it retains some weapons and may be producing others as the war threat over the mission looms large. See IRAQ on Page 24.

Iraq United States

Bush creates office of homeland security

Bush forms a new homeland security office as part of an overhaul. Ridge, aged 57, identified as a Vietnam veteran, is noted in association with the story. Page 2A references further security coverage.

Bush Office of Homeland Security Ridge

Weird West Texas Weather Prevails

Weather brief notes unsettled conditions across West Texas with scattered rain and cooler temperatures. Forecasters urge drivers to heed slick road warnings and monitor updates for potential flood risk in low-lying areas.

Texas

Andrews superintendent to leave Dec 31

Andrews school district trustees will search for an interim superintendent in January President Brad Horton said Monday The board and Superintendent David Coe will depart Dec 31 The announcement follows a separation agreement and a grade level campus plan both described as unrelated by Horton and Goodman

Horton Goodman

County boosts funding for sheriff's prisoner transport

The county council approved a higher budget for inmate transportation across jails and courts, citing safety and efficiency needs. The measure increases allocations for vehicles, staff overtime, and related operational costs, effective immediately.

ConocoPhillips Plan Won't Affect Permian Drilling

ConocoPhillips plans to cut costs by 1.25 billion and sell assets totaling four billion while asserting no short term impact on its Permian Basin drilling program that began earlier this month. Chief executive Jim Mulva outlined the strategy after a 25 percent spending reduction. Sam Falcona comments and Permian Basin manager Bill Patterson weigh potential long term effects.

ConocoPhillips Permian Jim Mulva Mulva Sam Falcona ConocoPhillips Iag Bill Patterson Patterson

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