Attacks in India kill at least 44 across two states
Suspected separatists struck nine targets in Nagaland and Assam using bombs and gunfire, killing at least 44. The raids hit a railroad station and eight markets, triggering a chaotic toll as authorities considered the involvement of armed groups including the National Democratic Front of Boroland on its 18th anniversary.
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Gauhati
India
Asia
National Democratic Front of
Boroland
Nagaland
Neiphiu Rio
Assam
Dimapur
Annual Airshow Dazzles Permian Basin Crowds
At Midland International Airport the Commemorative Air Force staged Airsho 2004 with World War II era planes reenacting famed battles. Spectators from across the U S and abroad watched as pilots performed amid changing skies while organizers praised clear weather and safety ahead of Sunday’s finale.
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Kyle Franklin
Jimmy
Waco’ ‘Force
Vintage Flight Museum
Fort Worth
Commemorative Air Clothing
Midland
International Airport
Commemorative Air Force Airfield
Stockmen welcome the rainy weather in West Texas
West Texans who depend on ranching welcomed a rare September rain that ended a decade of drought. Ector County Extension agent Jim Ward reported about 5.30 inches of rain, boosting subsoil moisture and optimism for livestock producers after nine of the last ten years were drought years, with 1998 among the driest.
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Jim Ward
Ector County Extension Agriculturist
Ward
Weather Service
Odessa attorney Brian Chavez and notable film links
Odessa attorney Brian Chavez was actor Jay Hernandez s favorite player even before he got the part. Derek Luke admits he was intimidated playing Boobie Miles as Miles was a set fixture. Friday promises complete coverage of the Education Foundation s fund raising premiere.
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Odessa
Brian Chavez
Jay Hernandez
Derek Luke
Boobie
Miles
The
Education Foundation
Friday Night Lights Movie Opens in Los Angeles
OA reporter David J. Lee previews the film in Los Angeles with interviews of the cast and creators, including Buzz Bissinger, author of the best selling book. The piece notes the movie aims to capture the 1988 Permian Panthers season as part of a series. The film opens Friday and viewers anticipate a faithful adaptation.
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David J. Lee
Los Angeles
Friday Night Lights
Buzz Bissinger
Permian Panthers
H.G
Buzz’ Bissinger
Feel-Good Sports Film Earns Cheering Finale
A hopeful film guides Odessans through a slow start with familiar landmarks Ratliff Stadium Permian High School Grandview and Grant Lee before delivering a suspenseful ending that deepens audience emotional investment in the characters fate.
Dear Abby Deaths Life and Times
A compact note outlines the newspaper page sections including Dear Abby advice column, obituaries, editorial pieces, and lifestyle items. It highlights the mix of death notices, society life, and film reviews featured in the edition.
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Bridals Bridge
Abby
Life & Times
Schools Career Center hosts in-school boutique for dress for success
Students at the Schools Career Center participate in a dress for success program by running an on campus boutique. The initiative teaches professional presentation and interview readiness while offering access to attire. Local staff supervise and guide participant shoppers.
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Career Center
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