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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 2002

Page

2

Carter Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Global Peace Efforts

Former U S president Jimmy Carter awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for work in conflict resolution and human rights. He created the Carter Center in 1982 to monitor elections, promote democracy, combat disease, and expand humanitarian aid worldwide.

Carter Award Sparks Debate Over Administration Policy

Nobel committee chairman Gunnar Berge called the prize a criticism of U S policy, a view others dismissed as his personal opinion. The board praised Carter for Camp David mediation, human rights work, and global conflict resolution, while noting his presidency era and noninvolvement in the Iraq issue. Carter acknowledged the praise and reflected on mediation and cooperation, while critics noted shifts away from earlier threats to Iraq. The award honored his human rights advocacy and efforts through the Carter Center, which he founded with Rosalynn in 1982.

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Whitney Houston sued for 100 million by father's company

John Houston Entertainment LLC files in Newark Superior Court alleging breach of contract after aiding Houston during financial and legal troubles and securing a $100 million Arista Records deal. The suit claims the company was not paid for its services despite claims of saving her career.

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Meyers and Permian Face District Clash Sparks Mixed Feelings

Matt Meyer an OHL senior says the upcoming Permian game rekindles a five year memory of past triumphs while fans split on district rivalry meaning and final showdown stakes. Modisett notes end district games bring higher tension.

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Oil Show Prompts Police Presence For Crowd Safety

Shepherd notes a safe environment is the goal and says law enforcement presence helps prevent crime at the oil show. ECSO deputies and OPD officers work off duty to patrol, with emphasis on visible valuables, hotel parties, and designated driver plans to curb drunken incidents.

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Odessa American Postal and Contact Information

The Odessa American provides contact numbers for the main office and out of town readers. It lists hours of operation from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and weekend hours for missing papers, along with postal and address details.

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Classified Advertising Contact Information

Odessa American outlines its advertising options with Retail Advertising and Classified Fax 24 hours. It notes the paper reserves the right to accept or reject advertisements and disclaims liability for errors.

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Sniper Attacks Raise Traffic Blocks Across I-95

Witness reports described a white van with two occupants triggering roadblocks on Interstate 95 before the Memorial Day week. Police continued stopping white vans as investigators traced a shooter from distant ranges while FBI identified victim Kenneth H Bridges, 53, co founder of MATAH Network.

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