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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2000
Page
2
Survivors of death by own action will meet at 7 30 p m today in the Pastoral Care Office at Midland Memorial Hospital. The gathering offers support for those grieving such a loss and provides a space to share experiences.
LBJ Elementary counselor LaNelle McBee and teacher Gomez guide sixth graders through cooperative challenges on teamwork and leadership. Activities like Texas Skis and mousetrap paths reveal peer pressure, listening, and sharing ideas while stressing responsible choices and character development.
The elated couple waved to the crowd and thanked them for support as a small group of protestors gathered outside the Tuscan Villas Apartments where the wedding occurred. The Rev. Raymond Dean of Family Worship Center said they seek to do right according to God and do not hate the people, only the sin.
Michael Richards reveals doubt about returning to acting after Seinfeld and plans a NBC comeback as a detective in The Michael Richards Show. Bob Dylan discusses pride in his heritage after Grammys and a successful career with the Wallflowers. Dolly Parton eyes an IMAX country music film, bracing for its larger-than-life scale. Alec Baldwin hints at moving abroad if Bush wins, with Kim Basinger weighing a possible move too.
In a six year span Jakob Dylan avoided discussing his father Bob Dylan in interviews. He says stepping out of the shadow of a pop icon created no easy narrative beyond his family.
Florida water rises over roads as Hurricane Gordon nears Cedar Key with 7 to 10 foot surge forecast. Mayor Heath Davis notes outages and evacuation limits while Red Cross shelters fill statewide. Storm disrupts flights and a Rays game. counties issue alerts and power crews restore service to about 76,000 customers.
The profile covers Alan Greenspan from knotted poverty to jazz club saxophonist to pivotal Federal Reserve chair. It details his musical stint, initial economics study, NYU doctorate, and early advisory roles shaping five presidents.
Cornell researchers find couples by themselves discuss their offspring most, depending on age. The National Academy of Sciences notes babies benefit from weighing gain around 35 pounds during pregnancy. Debris pollutes Padre Island coastline, with currents dumping about two and a half tons per mile yearly.
A riddle explains that an alligator cannot protrude its tongue because it is anchored to the lower jaw all around. In a separate note, it mentions that U.S. troops in early Alaska were restricted from whiskey and that they obtained liquor from the Tlingit at Hoochinoo village, contributing to the origin of the word hooch.
A quirky wildlife note reports zebras and ostriches forming unusual social bonds in shared habitats. The piece jokingly adds a quirky aside that the late Liberace reportedly played Chopin’s Minute Waltz in 37 seconds.
Records show about 65 of 100,000 Montana farmers commit death by own action, compared with about 10 of 100,000 U S citizens. The figures exclude influence from recent fires. Contact L M Boyd at sayhelloa LMBoyd.com or PO Box 99126 Seattle WA 98199 by mail.
American newspaper imprint notes USPS rate and publication schedule. Provides Odessa TX address for circulation and post office box for address changes.
The Odessa American lists advertising contacts and rates including SWITCHBOARD numbers 337-6262 and out-of-town line 800-375-4661. Subscription prices are shown for daily, Sunday, and weekend options with mailing and delivery hours and a note about copyright and reproduction restrictions.
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