Holiday shopping kicks off at JC Penney Friday crowds expected
Area retailers anticipate a busy holiday season as JC Penney prepares for the traditional kickoff Friday. Manny Salinas could not predict exact crowds but noted strong shopper interest and festive preparations as local stores gear up for the holidays.
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Odessa doctors donate old theater to ECISD for arts use
Odessa cardiologist Suresh Gadasalli and his wife Arathi donated the North Park 6 Movie Theater next to Permian High School to Ector County Independent School District for use as a fine arts center. The 20,000 square foot building, valued over 1 million dollars, could host art exhibitions receptions and dinners. ECISD trustees approved the donation at the Nov 19 meeting.
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U.N. Team Starts Iraq Inspections Today
U.N. weapons inspectors prepared to deploy across Iraq using new detection gear to find mobile labs, underground factories, or other signs of prohibited weapons. U.S. pressure and the Middle East peace process weigh on the mission as inspections begin amid expectations of months of challenging work.
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Oilfield firm to add 100 jobs in Odessa
Odessa City Council approved a 547700 economic agreement guiding Weatherford Artificial Lift Systems to expand into the former Champion Chemical building. The move adds 35 jobs initially, plus 65 later, with a 10 million dollar investment over five years, as the company relocates from 905 S Grandview Ave to East 338.
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Barnes Declines Run in 19th District Race
Odessa businessman Bob Barnes announced he will not seek the 19th Congressional District special election next year. With Combest set to resign May 31 after confirming Jan. 7 departure, Barnes cites business commitments and a pending residential development as reasons, leaving Midland Mayor Mike Canon and Mike Conaway among hopefuls. Randy Neugebauer also indicated willingness to run though no campaign treasurer filings have been made.
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Federal Elections Commission
Washington
Holiday closings announced by county offices and courthouse
Odessa American reports county offices and the courthouse will observe holiday closures. Administrative offices will shut down on the holiday with limited public services. Residents are advised to conduct essential tasks beforehand to avoid delays.
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