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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2000
Page
1
ECISD begins Partnership Resources to Overcome Underage Drinking for district eighth graders as part of a new effort to reduce teen alcohol use.
The notice lists Columbus Day closures and openings. Banks largely closed while post offices and federal courts are closed. City offices and ECISD schools remain open, OC is open, UTPB is open, and Ector County offices are open.
Gasoline prices fell more than 3 cents a gallon over two weeks as crude oil prices slipped and demand weakened. The Lundberg Survey reported an average 1.58 dollars per gallon across grades including taxes, with Los Angeles at 1.72 and San Francisco at 1.95.
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said Arafat can and should stop the violence in the West Bank and Gaza, and Israel should step back. Barak pressed an ultimatum for action within 12 hours, warning of a derailment of the peace process if not. The conflict has killed over 80 people as Israeli forces pressed operations.
Gore and Bush sharpen attacks on truthfulness and ideas as they prepare for the Wednesday debate in Winston Salem. Gore flies to Florida for prep while Bush studies at his Crawford, Texas ranch with aides in a high stakes finish to the race.
Boston College psychologist Joseph Tecce argues candidates with lower eye blinking win debates, citing Nixon, Carter, Mondale, Dukakis, Bush, and Dole. He notes rapid blinking signals stress or discomfort, while slow blinking signals calm confidence. Tecce references eye behavior in past campaigns and cites Bush blinking 82 times per minute in a Boston debate.
After three years of El Nino and La Nina swings, the tropical Pacific shows neutral conditions. Climatologists warn forecasts are harder as no single force dominates, leaving weather outcomes in a delicate balance controlled by small factors like storm moisture. NASA JPL's William Patterson and NOAA experts note increased uncertainty in future projections.
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