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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2000
Page
1
The fragment mentions children and holiday questions about reindeer such as Donner and Blitzen, along with other Christmas items. It also notes the Air Force planning more missions from overseas bases and Texas farmers facing an agricultural pest policy.
Three year old dalmatian Rock named Nation sits on owner Pam Parsons lap during the Huntington Kennel Club dog show held Sunday at the Veterans Memorial Field House in Huntington West Virginia.
Florida secretary of state certified George W. Bush the winner over Al Gore amid ongoing court challenges. Bush urged Gore to reconsider while both campaigns prepared for more legal fights. Bush spoke from the state capitol, saying the votes are counted and it is time for the votes to count.
Travel nationwide packed airports and roads as the Air Transport Association forecast a record 2.24 million holiday passengers. Los Angeles and San Francisco airports reported heavy volumes with fog causing cancellations and delays. At O’Hare, travelers waited amid luggage as flights to Michigan faced disruptions.
Junious Heard, 46, is charged with fatally stabbing Andrea Heard, 47, during an argument at 414 E. Odessa St. on April 25, 1999. She died at Medical Center Hospital. Heard, held on $100,000 bond, will stand trial Tuesday at 9 a.m. in 70th District Court before Judge Jay Gibson.
Yugoslav authorities threaten to attack militants in the Serbia Kosovo border zone as Yugoslavia vows action after a NATO deadline. Army units and reinforcements move toward the three mile buffer zone between central Serbia and Kosovo amid calls for independence by local residents.
An Odessa family faces hardship after medical bills from a father's surgery. The Jones seek toys for their children through the Empty Stocking Fund run by the Odessa American and the Salvation Army. The goal is 40000 dollars, with the newspaper matching the first 4000 and urging other donors to match. Donations fund food, clothing, and toys for Odessa families, with gifts and baskets scheduled for December 20.
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