UTPB hosts Chris Stanley Kohler Art Project display
Calendar items note UTPB Visual Arts Studio hosts Chris Stanley and the Kohler Art Project through Oct 8 at 4901 E University Blvd. Open House at Safe Place unfolds 9 10 a.m. Tue at 700 N Grant 6th floor conference room with a mock counseling game show on family violence and recovery. Frank Welch photography at Museum of the Southwest through Oct 22 1705 W Missouri hours 10 5 Tue Sat 2 5 Sun contact 570 7770.
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Murals At Fair Park Recreated From Partial Photos
The Centennial and Food and Fiber Buildings display 1930s murals showing future transportation, agriculture, and various professions. Craig Holcomb of Friends of Fair Park notes rockets and diverse ethnicities, including blacks, in a rare Southern art context. restorers imaged full scenes from fragments.
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Friends of Fair Park
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Heat on for e-tailers to boost holiday service
New York AP report details how e commerce firms rush to improve real time customer service and response times ahead of the holidays. Firms like Ashford.com and Lands End study online chat escorted browsing and internet telephony to cut wait times and salvage abandoned carts worth billions.
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Travis Tritt says he survived years of drugs and promiscuity
Nashville star Travis Tritt reveals he narrowly avoided death from drugs and promiscuous sex. In Country Weekly he credits marriage and two children with settling him. He feared AIDS or overdose and chose to quit to avoid embarrassing supporters and friends. His hits include Foolish Pride and Can I Trust You With My Heart.
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LeAnn Rimes Returns to Tour After Illness Hiatus
Reno report notes LeAnn Rimes resumes touring after canceling 30 shows due to tonsillitis and mononucleosis. The 18 year old, who rose to fame after Blue in 1996, calls her return a firm comeback between performances. She is set to sing at the CMA Awards on CBS and appears at Tiger Jam III in Las Vegas with Christina Aguilera and Seal for the Tiger Woods Foundation.
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Rock party at Jack Daniel Distillery features Wallflowers and Third Eye Blind
In Lynchburg Tennessee an oversized yard party at the Jack Daniel Distillery became a rock concert honoring founder Jack Daniel’s 150th birthday. About 1000 guests and residents were kept in the dark about the lineup to avoid gatecrashers while The Wallflowers and Third Eye Blind performed. Stephan Jenkins of Third Eye Blind praised the distillery’s influence on rock music.
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Tenn
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Stephan Jenkins
Jimmy Dean Returns to Plainview in Honor
Country entertainer and sausage king Jimmy Dean visited his Plainview hometown for a day named after him. At the sidewalk unveiling he wept as his likeness was shown with the label Hometown of Jimmy Dean. Dean, 72, founded the Jimmy Dean Meat Co in 1968 and sold it to Sara Lee in 1984, remaining chairman and spokesman. He urged belief in oneself, saying you can do anything. His music included Big Bad John and five more Top 40 hits in 1962.
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Jimmy Dean Meat Co
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Debates Highlight Gore and Bush Rhetoric and Traits
A study debunks the idea that Gore’s lecturing tone comes from his family and notes Bush’s contrasting strengths. Gore’s singsong delivery and Bradley clashes are examined, as Bush relies on casual charm but faces questions about depth. Analysts warn of rambling answers and highlight Bush’s volatile moments, while experts assess how debate format shapes perception.
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Robin Lakoff
University of California At Berkeley
Jury trials linger in yogurt shop murders case
The 1990s Texas yogurt shop killings case drags through court hearings as Maurice Pierce, Robert Springsteen Jr, and Michael Scott face adult trials or appeals. Prosecution seeks death for Scott and Springsteen, while Pierce faces life. Welborn was not indicted. Ballistics and DNA questions persist amid accusations and defense challenges.
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Pierce
Robert Springsteen Jr
West Virginia
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Springsteen
Texas
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Ayres Wilson
Meyer
Robert Seenhauer-Ramirez
Seenhauer-Ramirez
Informed Source Quiz On History And Hearsay
A trivia compilation covers orphan presidents Andrew Jackson and Herbert Hoover. It notes Milking Devons cows brought by Pilgrims and cites Baron St Helens as the namesake of Mt. St. Helens. Additional items discuss war, gender traits, and historical famines with attributed quotes and modern scholars.
Contact Details For L M Boyd
L M Boyd can be reached by email at sayhellos LMBoyd dot com or by mail at PO Box 99126 Seattle Washington 98199.
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Odessa American publication notice
Odessa American announces its daily publication details including address 222 E 4th Street Odessa Texas 79761 and postal information for second class mail and change of address to PO Box 2952 with ZIP 79760 2952 and postal services for its readership.
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E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Odessa American Classifieds Contact and Rates Notice
Public rate card and contact details for the Odessa American newspaper including editor and staff names and phone numbers. Subscription options list daily and weekend pricing with monthly and yearly rates. Copyright notice prohibits reproduction of any portion without written permission.
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Odessa American
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