Texans to reclaim unclaimed property in Odessa and Midland
Texas Comptroller publishes lists of people and businesses with 100 or more dollars in unclaimed property. Odessa shows 905 names totaling 425206 and Midland lists 1142 names totaling 537132, including Municipal Court Judge Dean Whalen. Strayhorn notes over 180000 Texans listed statewide and more than 80 million dollars in unclaimed wealth this year, with total fund exceeding 1.1 billion across all years.
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Carole Keeton Strayhorn
Odessa
Midland
Dean Whalen
Strayhorn
Renee Henderson Earls
Medical Center Hospital
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Would Jesus vote? column on faith and elections
Opinion piece analyzes whether Jesus would vote in U.S. elections and how religion and the First Amendment shape political life. It surveys online quotes from religious figures and sites, weighs candidates, and suggests prayer and personal conscience as guiding actions. It ends with contact details for William Salter.
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Kerry
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Chicago Sun Times
Cathleen Falsani
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USA Today
James C. Moore
George W. Bush
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Derek Davis
Baylor
How to Claim Unclaimed Property in Texas
The Texas Comptroller, Carole Keeton Strayhorn, details how to claim forgotten wealth. Contact via 800 654 3463, mail to PO Box 12019 Austin 78711 2019, visit window.state.tx.us/up, or email unclaimed.property@cpa.state.tx.us. An Odessa American insert lists statewide claimants with at least $100. For under $100, check the comptroller site.
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Austin
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Sollis finalizes goals as ECISD weighs contract terms
Hinson wants clear objectives tied to any contract with Sollis, who would lead ECISD after interim tenure. Attorney Atkins will present negotiations in executive session as the board, having named Sollis a finalist, refrains from external ads. Sollis emphasizes communication, visibility, and staying with ECISD for several years while evaluating term length.
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Mike Atkins
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Sollis
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Kenney Ross
Association of Texas Professional Educators
Bonham Junior High
Ross
Sollis Named ECISD Interim, Near Superintendent Finalist
Wendell Sollis, former assistant superintendent for Human Resources, was named interim superintendent after Roy Benavides and ECISD board members separated. On Aug 31, the board voted 4-2 with one abstention to name Sollis as finalist, with Rutherford and Hinson opposing and Gregg abstaining. Dissenters urged deeper option discussions rather than personal fault with Sollis.
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Roy Benavides
ECISD
Sollis
Bill Rutherford
Floy Hinson
Carol Gregg
Sollis Outlines ECISD Budget and School Year Steps
Sollis says he completed the 2004 05 budget and tax rate adoption. He notes ECISD convocation and the start of the school year, staffing of new principals and personnel at five elementary schools, creation of four new curriculum instructor positions, preparation for the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills, three ECISD School Board meetings and several special workshops, and appointing an interim executive athletic director.
Oil show readies in Odessa with 50,000 to 70,000 visitors
Ed Barham, new PRIOS general manager, oversees preparations for the large inland oil show as 1,108 exhibit spaces fill. Exhibitors from Fairfield Inn & Suites to MCM Grandé Hotel Fundome mobilize staff, with thousands expected to converge in Odessa Monday and Tuesday.
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Hampton Inn
Comfort Suites
Quality Inn & Suites
Fundome
Washburn
Odessa
Ed Barham
Barham
PRIOS
Jay Alvey
Alvey
Coliseum
Elva Milton
Freeman Contractors of
San Antonio
Rhonda Baggett
Correction to caption for 4000 horsepower MLV-10 Worthington Mainliner
A photo caption in the 2004 Oil Show preprinted edition misidentified the engine in the natural gas processing article on page 14. The smaller photo should have named the engine as a 4,000 horsepower MLV-10 Worthington Mainliner, and the OA apologizes for the error.
Odessa oil show parade to spotlight 2004 festival
The Odessa Convention and Visitors Bureau expects about 1,800 of Odessa’s 2,000 hotel rooms to be filled by oil show attendees, with the event boosting the economy by about 3 million dollars. The 2004 Permian Basin International Oil Show parade starts at 5 30 p.m. Monday, featuring bands, cheerleaders, homecoming queens, and exhibitor floats. It routes from East 10th Street and North Grant Avenue to Odessa College on Shakespeare Road.
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Odessa
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Odessa College
Shakespeare Road
Tiger Woods driver trouble in San Juan harbor incident
Coast Guard boarded Tiger Woods yacht in San Juan as it steered illegally into the harbor, stalling his honeymoon after a rough tour year. Martha Stewart began serving a six month term at Alderson prison camp in West Virginia. Saddam Hussein noted as paranoid by a CIA report to Congress amid Iraq invasion.
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Tiger Woods
Coast Guard
San Juan
Martha Stewart
Alderson Federal Women’s
West Virginia
Saddam Hussein
CIA
Congress
U.S
Iraq
Odessa American Lottery Results and Contact Details
A fragmented OCR from the Odessa American lists Winning Numbers for Lotto and Cash 3 plus Pick 3, Road Runner Cash results and upcoming drawings. It includes USPS address, publication details, staff contacts, ad rates, customer service hours, and subscription prices with scattered typos and misprints.
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