OHS PHS Rivalry Draws Fans Before Big Game
Odessa High School fans and players, led by coach Scott Phillips, anticipate a storied clash with Port Herbert University rival Odessa Permian. Modisett praises the game as timeless while Wardenburg hails the opponent as among Texas' best, arriving hours early outside the stadium.
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Hetrick Admits Contact With Juvenile In Swimming Context
Former coach Hetrick acknowledged contact with a juvenile in a swimming setting, with prosecutors outlining alleged inappropriate conduct during practice sessions and investigations detailing the timeline and involved individuals.
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Slain Virginia man at gas station linked to sniper series
A Virginia man was shot dead at a gas station as authorities say the case may be connected to a string of sniper attacks. Witnesses described a single shot in drizzle, with three earlier gas station shootings matching the pattern. Police Chief Charles Moose noted investigators treat any new shooting as potentially connected to the case.
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Off duty officers patrol show to ensure safety
Off duty officers monitor the event to maintain order and safety. Their presence at the OiL SHOW on Page 2A aims to deter disturbances and reassure attendees.
Jimmy Carter Earns Nobel Peace Prize
Former U S president Jimmy Carter is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts in diplomacy and human rights. The announcement highlights Carter's work with the Carter Center and global reconciliation efforts.
Nobel Peace Prize 2002 Awarded to Jimmy Carter
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter won the 2002 Nobel Prize in peace Friday for decades of efforts to resolve conflicts peacefully, promote democracy and human rights, and foster economic and social development. Other recent laureates include 2001 United Nations and Kofi Annan, 2000 Kim Dae-jung, and 1999 Doctors Without Borders.
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Big Oil taps big screen for Dallas film revival
Industry sources say the Dallas saga pivots from TV to a feature film with a new cast and more substantial roles for women. Jacobs envisions a large scale production after two CBS era reunion movies, aiming to revive interest and expand the energy business narrative.
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