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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 2002

Page

2

Holiday shopping pattern shifts with late Thanksgiving

Salinas notes a stronger December while Whisnant of Dillard's Music City Mall expects only a modest sales rise. Retailers plan mid October promotions, with peak December activity. In Midland, Ray Jenkins says families will buy despite economy fears and that the week of Thanksgiving will spark urgency as Christmas Day moves earlier.

Salinas Don Whisnant Dillard's Music City Whisnant Midland Ray Jenkins Jenkins

Senses course ends as doctors warn against extreme dieting

Fragmentary note cites a SENSES course warning on eating too little and risking health. It mentions doctors advising against consuming only 10 to 20 calories daily and stresses balanced nutrition for wellbeing.

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Crowe Among the 50 on Film Threats List

Winona Ryder and other celebrities are named on Film Threat's list. Odessa Christian Faith Center volunteers handed out Thanksgiving blessing baskets to 200 families last week with complete meals and turkey coupons. The RO Drageous Kids Ministries mobile sound stage aids lower income housing areas for a decade, providing school supplies and Christmas gifts to hundreds of children.

Film Threat Crowe Wild Boar Winona Ryder Odessa Christian Faith Center RO Drageous Kids Ministries Rourageous Kids

Odessa council actions include street lot clearance and water line bid

The Odessa council ordered clearing the lot at 917 W 19th St and the demolition of the low bidder's contract to lay a 1750 foot 8 inch water line between 87th and 89th streets. They proposed awarding a bid from 13.5 to 13.92 percent of annual salaries for city officials. They contract three forklifts with Janal Exxtomment Co. of Midland. An easement was granted to Oncor Co. for access at Woodson and Sherwood parks. Final reading approved an ordinance to let Bill and Susan.

W. 19Th St 87Th 89Th Streets North Odessa Cleaver Etrart Janal Eextomment Co Jami It Midland Oncor Co Woodson and Sherwood Parks Bill Susan

Texas Lottery numbers and jackpot update

Texas Lottery draw results list PICK 3 numbers 3 1 5 8 9 7 9 9 6 3 9 63 93 plus TEXAS TWO STEP numbers 25 30 33 with a $925000 jackpot. The source mentions dodatkowy bonus and tujotter org.

Texas Tujotter

Odessa American Postal and Contact Information

Odessa American provides contact numbers and mailing address details. It lists the Odessa post office box and main phone line, with out-of-town numbers and weekend hours. Several unreadable fragments appear but the piece centers on contact information for readers.

Subscription Rates For Daily And Sunday Odessa American

The notice lists mail subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including weekend options. It provides prices such as 1750 and 1500 for different term lengths and mentions an online site and copyright protection by federal law.

No more volunteers and Bond behind the scenes

Hollywood notes and jokes touch on Pierce Brosnan’s James Bond in Die Another Day while mocking excess and warning against drug use. Bush twins reach legal drinking age, Homeland Security jokes about tequila rationing, and Ohio State fans celebrate a national title bid amid chaos and speculation about elite training programs.

Hollywood America Pierce Brosnan James Bond

NYC Shelter Workers Say 50 to 75 Percent Refuse Permanent Housing

A September New York Times report notes city homeless shelter staff estimate 50 to 75 percent of about 8,000 families, up 2,000 from last year, are deemed unreasonably picky about moving to permanent assisted housing, keeping them in temporary units at roughly 2,800 dollars per family monthly. Sara Kelly, mother of six and assisted housing client, says she cannot accept a three bedroom unit because it requires passing through a bedroom to reach a bathroom, calling it unacceptable living.

New York Times New York City Sara Kelly

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