Saltcedar Eradication Tour Highlights Pecos River Project
State officials and researchers traveled from Odessa to assess the Pecos River Ecosystem Project eradicating saltcedar trees. Hart reported preliminary results, noting increased water flow and improved water quality as the $700,000 effort continues with 2,800 acres treated and spraying planned to the Rio Grande.
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Smithsonian attendance rises after postattack drop
Attendance at Washington museums including the Smithsonian is recovering after the September 11 terror attacks. The Smithsonian opened normal hours, with 19,000 visitors on Sept 16, rising to 32,000 on Sept 30 and nearly 62,000 during the Oct 7 Columbus Day weekend. Guards began stricter bag checks. The nearby National Gallery of Art saw similar declines, from 11,793 on Sept 9 to 5,942 a week later.
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Odessa American requests names of armed forces members for Enduring Freedom roll
The Odessa American seeks reader submissions of names rank and home station of U S armed forces members deployed or likely to be deployed to the Middle East as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. Relatives contact details are requested but will not be published. Submit at the Odessa American office or call listed numbers.
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McCartney to donate single proceeds for 9/11 families
Sir Paul McCartney announced that money from his upcoming single From a Lover to a Friend will aid families of New York fire fighters killed or missing after the September 11 attacks. The release is set for October 29, with The Concert for New York at Madison Square Garden on October 20 featuring Jagger Clapton and The Who.
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Prince Andrew to visit New York for 911 tribute
Buckingham Palace announced that Prince Andrew will travel to New York for a four day visit beginning Saturday to honor Sept 11 victims. He will wreath a shrine for Britons killed, visit the Red Cross, attend a church service and ring the NYSE opening bell near the World Trade Center site. In Jerusalem Harvey Keitel wed Israeli born actress Daphna Kastner at Beit Shmuel hall after promoting his film The Grey Zone at Haifa festival.
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Aftermath of Terror Attacks Expands Across U S
A broad slice of U S life shifts as anthrax scares subside and airports tighten rules while the Pentagon remains operational. Public fear, stock markets slide, and billions in damages loom as authorities pursue a vast terror investigation with thousands of security staff on high alert nationwide.
Odessa American Postal Information Update
The Odessa American publishes daily from 222 E. 4th Street Odessa Texas with second class postage at Odessa. Postmaster address changes should be sent to 79760 2952.
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Osama mask tops Halloween sales and Bush rights politics
The National Football League action featured mismatches as Raiders beat Cowboys and Bears routed Falcons. Osama Bin Laden tops Halloween mask sales while O J Simpson brags about his role. The Secret Service suspends White House tours for security. Cheney hides in Washington. Rumsfeld says Taliban air defenses are knocked out. US Rep J C Watts apologizes over a $15 airport ticket. Argus Hamilton hosts The Comedy Store in Hollywood.
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Odessa American Corrects Hospital Board Meeting Errors
The Odessa American notes two corrections from Wednesday's report. Virgil Trower chairs the board's finance committee, not William Hetzler, and Nora Wilson is an associate administrator. The paper regrets the errors.
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Suspect Arrested After Spitting Incident In Cincinnati
Anthony Searles, 42, was arrested after allegedly spitting on a clothed officer in downtown Cincinnati while female undercover officers roamed the area in July. A detective called the act a possible sexual fetish, citing Searles’ extensive sex-offense record. In Dallas, authorities admitted in June they had no leads in catching a serial arm nibler who has attacked at least 13 women over nearly a year.
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