British hostage Kenneth Bigley reported killed in Mayhem
The Sunday Times said Bigley was killed after briefly escaping by car following a bribed captor, then recaptured. two captors who aided him were killed. U.S. Marines faced combat in Anbar and Hit. one Marine killed, three attackers slain. Iraqi officer shot dead in Baghdad drive by. Over the weekend, 15 more insurgents were rounded up in a joint operation in a known ambush area, bringing total detentions to 78. Rumsfeld visited Iraq, warned of intensified insurgent attacks before January elections. Allawi seeks to suppress insurgents and regain rebel enclaves before polls. Sadr loyalists to hand over weapons in Sadr City over five days, with $500 million pledged to rebuild. Talks continue on Fallujah accord as government regains control.
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Kenneth Bigley
Sunday Times
London
Bigley
U.S
Anbar
Hit
Baghdad
Adnan Abdul-Rahman
Interior Ministry
Rumsfeld
United States
Seris
John Negroponte
George Casey
Iraq
David Petraeus
Ayad Allawi
Samarra
Muqtada al-Sadr
Sadr City
Qassem Dawoud
Allawi
al-Sadr
Fallujah
Motorcycle crash slows traffic on Highway 385
A 47-year-old man, Kevin Harris of Odessa, lost control of his motorcycle on Highway 385 after 5 p.m. when hitting oil while turning onto Highway 158. He was taken to Medical Center Hospital. injuries not serious. Investigation ongoing by the Department of Public Safety.
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Highway 385
Kevin Harris
Odessa
Highway 158
Department of Public Safety
Shanna Ward
Harris
Medical Center Hospital
CareStar
Collision kills 1 Monahans man in Odessa crash
A two car collision on I 20 in Odessa Saturday night left Monahans man Sammy Levario dead and injured another passenger. Jesus Michael Lujan, 26, died at the scene while Marcos Orona Lujan was hospitalized in stable condition. Jose Antonio Loya of El Paso was cited as the rear impact driver and the crash remains under investigation.
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Odessa
Monahans
Jesus Michael Lujan
Marcos Orona Lujan
Medical Center Hospital
DPS
Jose Antonio Loya
el Paso
Nominees for Athena Award Highlight Local Leaders
Sharon B. Cannon regional dean of TTUHSC Odessa and Odessa volunteers Mary Hunt and Dr. Kamal Tolia are profiled as Athena Award nominees. Cannon has deep nursing credentials at TTUHSC and community boards, Hunt runs Hunt Advertising and volunteers locally, Tolia advocates adolescent and women health and serves on multiple nonprofit boards.
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Sharon B. Cannon
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Corpus Christi
Cannon
St. Louis University
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
Lubbock
Ttuhsc
Odessa
United Way of Odessa
Odessa College
Midland College
National League of Nursing
American Nurses Association
Mary Hunt
Hunt Advertising of
Nuestra Cultura Magazine
Permian Basin Advertising Federation
Odessa Chamber of Commerce and Hospital Marketing Association
Hunt
Junior League of Odessa Inc
Rotary Club of
Addy
Partners In Education
Mary
Globe of the Great Southwest
Permian Playhouse
Midland/Odessa
Kamal Tolia
India
United States
Tolia
Hospice of the Southwest
United Way
Pillars Club
Blue Ribbon Panel
Arts In
Planned Parenthood
Meals On Wheels
Talia
Athena Award honors Odessa women and supporters
Hooker praised the Athena Award for highlighting women's roles in work and community. Cannon, Hunt and Talia were cited for community service, and the chamber invites reservations for Tuesday's luncheon until 5 p.m., calling 332-9111.
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Odessa
Hooker
Frampton Recasts Image as Musician and Activist in Cincinnati
The British born guitarist Peter Frampton, now a naturalized U.S. citizen, focuses on new music and political activism in America. He moved to Cincinnati four years ago, values family, and has supported Democratic causes, performing at fundraisers and joining the Vote For Change tour with Neil Young and Pearl Jam.
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Cincinnati
Peter Frampton
U.S
America
Frampton
Rolling Stone Magazine
Beckenham
England
the Herd
Humble Pie
Steve Marriott
David Bowie
David
Tina
John Kerry
Toledo
Ohio
Neil Young
Pearl Jam
Wilson departs Medical Center. leaders praise her tenure
Harlingen native Wilson retires after serving as chief nursing officer and leading nursing staff at Medical Center. Craig Blanco and Sandra Blaydes commend her for nursing leadership, mentorship, and patient care. She earned degrees from Incarnate Word University and Texas State, planned to move to the Hill Country with husband Jim, and expects a smooth executive search to find a good fit for the organization.
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Craig Blanco
Sandra Blaydes
Wilson
Blaydes
Harlingen
Incarnate Word University
San Antonio
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Texas State University
Medical Center
University Hospital
Santa Rosa Healthcare Corp
Ector County Hospital
Jim
Hill
Debates and Detours in 199? Prez Race Mix
Hollywood St Louis hosted a presidential debate drawing undecided voters as Buddies split votes between Bush and Dukakis. Saddam Hussein reportedly sought ballot access in Iraq. Martha Stewart began a West Virginia prison stay in uniform with standard issue sheets as frigid first night set a stern tone.
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Hollywood
St. Louis
Bush
Dukakis
Martha Stewart
West Virginia
Ted Williams
Insensitive remarks on politics and lifestyle emerge
The text makes sweeping assertions about Ricky Williams returning to the Dolphins after retirement to smoke pot and attend reggae concerts. It notes Wall Street slipping on record crude oil prices. It also references President Bush in a town hall debate with mixed commentary on his performance and demeanor.
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Ricky Williams
Miami Dolphins
Caribbean
Jamaica
Wall Street
John Kerry
Bush
St. Louis
Senate Reach Deal On Corporate Tax Bill And Spending
The Senate resolved disputes delaying a sweeping corporate tax bill and two disaster relief and homeland security spending bills. Senator Landrieu objected to missing pay for Reserves and National Guard, while Senator Harkin blocked the spending bills. Majority Leader Frist announced the agreement to allow a vote today.
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Washington
Senate
Mary Landrieu
D-La
Reserves
National Guard
Tom Harkin
Bill Frist
Corporate tax bill at a glance and key provisions
The article outlines a Senate pending corporate tax bill with 136 billion in new breaks and 81.7 billion in net savings over 10 years. Provisions include repealing the export tax break, tightening charity car donation deductions, cutting taxes for domestic producers, and allowing a limited time repatriation of overseas profits. It also notes reinstatement of state and local sales tax deductibility and small excise tax cuts, plus a 2.5 billion cost for a Reserve pay credit proposal.
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Senate
Joint Committee On Taxation
World Trade Organization
United States
Florida
Nevada
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Washington
Wyoming
Alaska
the Associated Press
Landrieu
Odessa American publication and contact details brief
The Odessa American lists publication information and contact numbers for news sports bridal church and advertising departments. It includes address 222 E 4th Odessa TX 79761 and P O Box 2952 plus rates and hours.
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Odessa American
E. 4Th Street
Odessa
P.O
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