Craddick Linked to $100,000 Political Donation Probe
The Texas House Speaker Tom Craddick accepted a $100,000 check from Alliance for Quality Nursing Home Care on behalf of Texans for a Republican Majority, acting as a middleman to the GOP committee. Craddick says he did not discuss or influence its use, while a new grand jury prepares to reconvene in the election investigation.
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Austin
Texas
Tom Craddick
Craddick
House
Alliance For Quality Nursing Home Care
Texans For
Roy Minton
Tampac
Joel Weiden
Nursing Home Group
Weiden
U.S. House
Tom DeLay
DeLay
Texas Committee
Airsho 2004 promises thrills at Midland airport
Commemorative Air Force officials expect a must see event on October 2 and 3 at Midland International Airport with new acts and crowd pleasing entertainment. CAF president Bob Rice and director Tina Corbett highlighted the exciting lineup and high energy show.
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MIDLAND _ INTERNATIONAL
Commemorative Air Force
Bob Rice
Tina Corbett
CAF Direc
iF You Go Airsho 2004 set for Oct 2 and 3 near Midland
The iF You Go Airsho 2004 returns October 2 and 3 at the Commemorative Air Force near Midland International Airport with more than 100 World War II era planes and crowd drawing acts including the Masters of Disaster. Tickets online or at 7-Eleven cost 14 dollars for adults and 4 dollars for children 6 to 12. under 5 attend free.
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Commemorative Air Force
Midland International
Jan Collmer
Jeff Morris
Alonusa
Airsho
Iraq
Odessa man faces federal charge over downtown bomb threat
Billy Wayne Miles of Odessa told investigators he made a Tuesday bomb threat after a radio station would not play Fats Domino. He appeared in Midland federal court on a charge of making a threat that disrupted businesses and prompted evacuations in downtown Odessa. Miles allegedly called KMCM radio and demanded the song Ain’t That a Shame, stating there would be a big bang at a downtown location.
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Billy Wayne Miles
Miles
Federal
Midland
Wy Heey
Odessa
Permian Basin
KMCM
Shell plans $45 billion spend and asset sales to boost growth
Shell will invest 45 billion dollars to revitalize its oil and gas business and sell up to 12 billion in non core assets. Over 2004 to 2006 the company aims to allocate 15 billion annually with 11.5 billion for upstream exploration and production and gas and power. Odessa watcher Kirk Edwards says the plan signals a move to elephant hunting for large untapped reserves.
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Royal Dutch/Shell Group
United States
London
Shell
Kirk Edwards
MacLendon Royalty Inc
Shell outlines 2004-2009 production and divestment targets
Shell plans 2004 output of 3.7 to 3.8 million barrels of oil equivalent daily, rising to 3.5 to 3.8 million in 2005-06, and 3.8 to 4.0 million in 2009. The company aims for an additional 5 billion dollars in divestments and swaps over the next two years. Downstream will be unified under one management, and LNG sales, up 13 percent from 1999-2004, are expected to grow by 10 million metric tons annually in 2004.
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HS Shell
Shell
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