Oil Show traffic snarls as gear arrives in Odessa
A convoy of semis delivery trucks and heavy vehicles clogged access to the Ector County Coliseum less than a day before the Permian Basin International Oil Show. Officers and show directors directed traffic to prevent jams while large oilfield equipment moved onto the grounds.
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Permian Basin Oil Show Opens At Ector County Coliseum
The 2004 Permian Basin International Oil Show kicks off at 9 30 a m with opening ceremonies at Ector County Coliseum. An onshore technology conference runs 8 30 to 11 30 a m at the Permian Playhouse next to the coliseum and is open to the public. Thursday ends with show grounds closing at 6 p m and again at 6 p m on Wednesday and notes about Chuck Wagon meals.
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Arlington voters decide on Cowboys stadium plan
NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliaue spoke Monday at the Arlington Convention Center to the Arlington Chamber of Commerce. Arlington residents will vote on November 2 to determine whether a new stadium will be built for the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington.
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Cowboys tour plans for a new stadium
NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue pitched a 75,000 seat retractable roof stadium for the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, saying it would host major events from Final Four basketball to a Super Bowl. He urged voters to back a half-cent sales tax and other levies to fund half the $650 million project ahead of November 2 elections.
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Supreme Court orders new review of Texas political map
The Supreme Court directed a lower court to reexamine Texas congressional district redraws that could cost Democrats up to six House seats. The ruling does not affect the Nov 2 elections but signals a longer battle as cases return to a Texas three judge panel. The map aided Republicans led by Tom DeLay, while several Democratic incumbents face tough re elections in newly drawn districts.
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