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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 2001

Page

2

Fed Eyes Two More Rate Cuts This Year Amid Weak Economy

Analysts say aggressive easing would ease the downturn with two final current year meetings in November and December. Greenspan warns against overly large stimulus. Bush seeks tax relief and spending, while economists project the economy may slide into a recession despite the move.

Fed Bill Cheney John Hancock Financial Services Boston R. Glenn Hubbard President’s Council of Economic Advisers Congress Bush Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Greenspan Jerry Jasinowski National Association of Manufacturers

A.B.LE Center Helps Disabled Find Active Living Path

The A B L E center offers intangible support and counseling for disabled people, connects clients to agencies like Adult Protective Services and Catholic Charities, and helps with essentials such as prescription drugs, wheelchairs, and ramps. A new fit to be fit exercise program started to benefit clients socially and physically.

Rounce A.B.L.E Adult Protective Services Catholic Charities West Texas Opportunities United States Department of Education West 23Rd Street Kounce

Adaptive therapy class aids independence for disabled adults

Occupational therapy students from Texas Tech HSC lead an A B L E Center for Independent Living class to boost upper body control and life skills. Participants include cerebral palsy and stroke survivors, finding emotional support and friendship in weekly sessions while encouraging donations of used adaptive equipment to ease financial strain. For information call 580 3439.

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Sonia Moncayo Kounce A.B.L.E A.B.L.E. Center For Independent Living

Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Summary

Texas Lottery draws show PICK 3 results with eye3 numbers and daily outcomes. The record lists the sequences 29 12 31 13 36 for an unspecified draw and 6 9 12 17 36 for October 4 with the eye3 notation evident in the listing.

Readers Guide and contact details for out-of-town subscribers

The page lists contact numbers and emails for Readers' Guide assistance, plus publisher and staff names and titles. It provides subscription and delivery problem lines, and a general circulation fax number. The fragmented header references a publisher, executive editor, advertising director, production and business staff, with out-of-town contact options.

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Odessa American publication details

The Odessa American is published every morning at 222 E. 4th Street Odessa Texas 79761 with second class postage and mail address changes sent to P O Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760-2952.

Odessa American E. 4Th Street Odessa

Sharon Stone Hospitalized After Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

The 43 year old actress was rushed to hospital with a severe headache and underwent tests that showed a subarachnoid hemorrhage. An angiogram planned for Friday will decide if an aneurysm caused the bleed, with doctors noting aneurysm risk factors and possible surgery if found. Stone's husband Phil Bronstein drove her to the emergency room after she reported head pain.

San Francisco Sharon Stone Cindi Berger Stone Ashok Anant Maimonedes Medical Center New York San Francisco Chronicle Phil Bronstein The Chronicle

Defense bill clears Senate amid unity and tough talks

Senate passage of a 345 billion defense measure boosts 2003 funding, with missiles and terrorism funding up. Sen. Levin credits bipartisan effort to wartime needs as Sen. Warner notes hard negotiations. Thurmond faints, then Walter Reed care. House and Senate must reconcile differences on base closures and energy provisions.

Carl Levin Armed Services Committee Senate Bush John Warner R-Va Armed Services Sen Strom Thurmond R-S.c Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington House Levin D-Mich Ie Tsang New York World Trade Center Pentagon McCain Trent Lott Miss Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Alaska James Inhofe R-Okla Congress

MANO loan program may absorb administration costs

Morton said MANO could pay for oversight of its own loans using interest from recipients. HUD approved MANO to collect city loan payments until it can buy the loans. if MANO fails, the city would resume control. MANO’s collection rate has exceeded 90 percent since 1998.

Mano Morton HUD Gloria Valdez Trina Morales la Margarita Morales Iocan Odessa

Jordan returns to lift morale and other wildly mixed notes

A collage of brief sports and political jests references Michael Jordan's return to play, Barry Bonds home run chatter, Cowboys' woes, Tagliabue talk of a Super Bowl shift, Giuliani UN speech, Chelsea Clinton at Oxford, Bush FEMA acts, Davis vacation pitch, and Argus Hamilton hosting The Comedy Store with contact note.

Hollywood Michael Jordan NBA Afghanistan Light Brigade Barry Bonds San Francisco U.S Persian Gulf Dallas Cowboys Philadelphia Eagles Dallas NFL Paul Tagliabue New York Giuliani

Correction on Oil Co Donation to Disaster Relief

A Monday BIZ correction states Sonora Ozona Oil Co donated 1000 dollars to ExxonMobil's Sept 11 Disaster Relief Campaign. Exxon was expected to match three for one for a total of 4000 dollars. The OA regrets the error.

Sonora Ozona Oil Co American Red Cross ExxonMobil Exxon

Wedding Blues and Brawls Mar the WEIRD Celebrations

Reported incidents involve Marie Solomon at a Bridgeport wedding shouting objections to the marriage. Howard Brown in San Antonio allegedly shot a guest at his wedding after a dispute over guest numbers. Marcia Alarcon and Carlos Alarcon-Schrader faced jail in Des Moines after a fight over parental visit order. Kathy Naylor in Crystal River pursued a guest from her reception reigniting a prior brawl.

Marie Solomon Bridgeport Conn Howard Brown San Antonio Marcia Alarcon Carlos Alarcon-Schrader Des Moines Iowa Kathy Naylor Crystal River Fla

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