Permian Basin Fair Exposition at Ector County Coliseum
The Permian Basin Fair Exposition runs at the Ector County Coliseum with varied hours from Sept 9 to Sept 16 and admission prices of 5 dollars for adults 3 for seniors and 2 for children 12 and under. A free seminar on Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia hosted by West Texans occurs at HealthSouth in Midland at 1 p.m. with Ron Ellison speaking on a spiritual journey through illness.
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HealthSouth
Midland
Ron Ellison
Samaritan Counseling Center
Permian Basin
Utpb Center For Energy and Economic Diversification
Michael Vandermark
West Texas native Castle leads Cowboy Resources amid oil downturn
Castle, 48, a Midland resident with deep West Texas ties, built Cowboy Resources after retiring as Handley Petroleum president. He recounts moving in and out of the Permian Basin, praises regional generosity, and notes the venture began during a severe oil downturn. He also mentions family time and charity work with Boy Scouts and United Way.
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Permian Basin
Castle
West Texas
Handley Petroleum
Cowboy Resources
Joey O'Neill
George W. (Bush
Jim
Joey
The
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United Way
Castle to lead Permian Basin Petroleum Association as president
Castle will assume PBPA presidency on October 26 at the annual meeting held at their church venue. Present president Jim Henry praises his leadership, experience, and proactive approach. Morris Burns adds Castle will bring a small independent perspective and a level headed business mindset to the oil industry group.
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Castle
PBPA
Jim Henry
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
Henry
Morris Burns
Burns
Longhorn Pipeline Decision Draws Mixed Reactions in Texas
Longhorn President Carter Montgomery says the government study on the Edwards Aquifer pipeline is highly rigorous. The plan pledges new pipe, trenching, and a MTBE free policy to protect drinking water, attracting praise from some officials and sharp criticism from Rep. Lloyd Doggett who calls the decision unacceptable.
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Carter Montgomery
Edwards
Austin
Houston
Joseph Beal
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Longhorns
MTBE
U.S
Lloyd Doggett
Texas Land
David Dewhurst
Dewhurst
Lawmakers edge toward pipeline safety bill balance
Industry official says accident not a factor as talks over the bill yield compromises. The draft provisions would require spill reports of 5 gallons or more, enable state safety offices to investigate accidents, and mandate public access to maps, response plans and spill reports. House leaders plan a McCain-like bill for quick subcommittee review next week.
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Interstate Natural Gas Association of America
Office of Pipeline Safety
House Transportation Committee
Bud Shuster
R-Pa
McCain
Antonio Aguilar Receives Star at Hollywood Walk of Fame
The actor and mariachi singer Antonio Aguilar, born in Mexico, is celebrated at his Hollywood Walk of Fame star dedication as fans sing along. He explained his early career, noted 167 films, a 50 year mariachi recording career with 163 records and 28 million sales, and cited hits including Triste Recuerdo and El Chabasco.
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Antonio Aguilar
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Mexico
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Abilene officer dies after propane blast in Texas countryside
Hatcher, a 42 year old Abilene police investigator, died at University Medical Center after a propane gas blast that leveled two homes and burned acres of land. Franssen survived with facial burns after calling 911. Exxon Mobil probes cause, bulldozer operator escaped, and 30 residents evacuated as investigators plan to proceed once flames subside.
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Lubbock’s University Medical Center
Franssen
Abilene Regional Medical Center
Chris Proctor- Cleveland
9-1-1
Vickers
Railroad Commission
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Taylor County Sheriff's Department
Ed Carter
Carter
Exxon Mobil Corp
West Side
Texas
Jay Hatcher
Highway 36
Abilene
Campaign 2000 United Way kickoff in Odessa extends through Nov 10
Emcees Mike Barker Jay Hendricks and Tatum Hubbard unveiled large goal blocks as United Way kicks off Campaign 2000. David Cortinas says about 1,000 area businesses will be asked to donate part of paychecks. Miguel Enriquez volunteers as campaign coordinator for BJ Services. Highlights include an Apron Auction with autographs from Randy White Daryl Johnson and local teams. Agencies supported include Boy Scouts American Red Cross and YMCA among others. For information call 332 0941.
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Mike Barker
Kmid-Tv
Jay Hendricks
Kwes-Tv
Tatum Hubbard
Kosa-Tv
United Way
David Cortinas
Miguel Enriquez
BJ Services
Odessa
Enriquez
Dallas Cowboys
Randy White
Daryl Johnson
Odessa Jackalopes
Midland Rockhounds
Boy Scouts of America
Buffalo Trail Council
Boys and Girls Club of
Odessa Day Nursery
Odessa Family Ymca
Girl Scouts of the
Permian Basin
Residents urged to get involved in United Way drive
Odessa residents can donate 1, 2, or 3 dollars to United Way at H E B with grocery purchases. Coupons list San Antonio and Bexar County, but local director says all funds stay locally. Corporate office prints one coupon. 99 cents of every dollar remains here.
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United Way
Odessa
United Way of
Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Friday September 8 2000
Texas Million numbers drawn 12 22 76 86 with multistate CASH 5 20 29 30 34 36 and PICK 3 9 64. The results reflect the Friday drawing and include the selected numbers for each game.
Origins of common phrases and quirky oldhouse myths
The piece notes toast origins from horse racing culture and explains phrases like Here’s mud in your eye. It mentions Huxley coining agnostic in 1870, a La Rochefoucauld quote, and old beliefs tying red tomato pincushions to good luck in new homes. It links ripe tomatoes to seasonal scarcity and explains their practical use as housewarming gifts.
Survey ranks dog barking as most annoying of 48 sounds
A recent survey found uncontrolled barking in residential districts as the top annoyance among 48 sounds. Less obnoxious noises cited include jet planes squealing tires and jackhammers. Contact L M Boyd at savhello LMBoyd.com or mail PO Box 99126 Seattle WA 98199.
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L.M. Boyd
Seattle
Odessa American Postal Notice
The Odessa American, published daily at 222 E. 4th Street, Odessa TX 79761, states its USPS second class status and provides a post office box for address changes. It identifies the postmaster and mailing details for readers.
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Odessa American
E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Odessa American Contact and Policy Information
Readers Guide and staff contacts for the Odessa American are listed including editors publisher and office numbers. It notes ad rejection rights and liability limits for ads and outlines circulation and delivery support hours and copyright statement.
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