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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 2000

Page

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Christmas Questions From a Odessa Family

Aaliyah Givens, five, and her parents Gary and Sharon Givens from Odessa share Christmas questions and traditions. They say Santa visits non chimney homes by knocking while they sleep and plan to give hugs and kisses to their parents.

Aaliyah Givens Gary Sharon Givens Odessa Santa

Teen Permian football player paralyzed after practice accident

Joe Beene, 17, a Permian High School senior football player, was moved from Dallas to Houston after an accident during football practice on November 8 left him paralyzed from the chin down. Leia Phipps set up an email account joebeenel hotmail com to help him stay in touch.

Houston Joe Beene Zale Lipsky University Hospital Dallas Texas Institute For Rehabilitation and Research Leia Phipps Beene Burnett Phipps Joebeenel Hotmail

Frescoes From Three Centuries On View At The Alamo

The Alamo hosts 300 year old frescoes in a new display drawing attention from millions of annual visitors. The exhibit offers a vivid window into early art and the site’s layered history for travelers and scholars alike.

The Alamo

Settlement in billion-dollar antitrust suit over waste disposal

Waste Control Specialists filed a 1997 suit accusing Envirocare of Texas Envirocare of Utah and owner Khosrow Semnani of antitrust violations to block WCS from entering low-level radioactive and mixed waste disposal in Andrews County Texas. Settlement reached Thanksgiving week remains confidential per both sides.

Andrews Envirocare Waste Control Specialists WCS Texas Utah Khosrow Semnani Andrews County Eric Peus Texas Natural Resource Conservation Charles Judd Judd

Gore seeks speedy hand recount in Florida ballots

The Associated Press reports that Al Gore pressed a fast hand recount to clear any cloud over him as Florida's ballots faced contest. A judge rejected the timetable. Sauls set a Saturday hearing and ordered the ballots and some voting machines sent to Tallahassee for possible recount review. Bush lawyers objected, Gore aides pushed for rapid action.

al Gore Florida N. Sanders Sauls Tallahassee Bush Gore

Testimony Begins in Murder Trial of Jurious Heard

Jurors heard emotionally charged testimony from Andrea Fae Heard's sister during the trial of Jurious Heard. Prosecutors allege Heard stabbed Andrea to death on April 25, 1999, with the victim declared dead at 2:58 a.m. at Medical Center Hospital by Dr. Arthur Johnson. Rand testified about the nighttime argument, drug use, and tensions in the household on East Odessa Street, while the defense represented Heard.

Jurious Heard Heard Andrea Fae Heard Andrea Heard Medical Center Hospital Arthur Johnson Junious Audrea Heard East Odessa Street Darlena Rand Junious Heard Bobby Bland John Smith Bob Leahey Eva Leahey Rand

Odessa Family Needs Help This Christmas Season

Odessa American and the Salvation Army launch the Empty Stocking Fund to aid an Odessa family recovering from a job injury. The drive aims for 40000 dollars, running from Thanksgiving Day through December 20. The newspaper will match the first 4000 dollars and challenges others to provide matching gifts. Donations will fund food, clothing, and toys with baskets delivered on December 20.

Odessa Peterson Odessa American Salvation Army

Henry B. Gonzalez Dies at 84 in San Antonio

Former congressman Henry B. Gonzalez died Tuesday at Baptist Medical Center in San Antonio. He was 84 and served 37 years on Capitol Hill, including as chairman of the House Banking Committee and dean of the Texas delegation.

San Antonio U.S Henry B. Gonzalez Capitol Hill Baptist Medical Center Adrian Saenz Charlie Gonzalez Gonzalez Saenz Henry B House Banking Committee Texas Charie Gonzalez Henry

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