Correction: TxDOT funds bulk of museum project
The Texas Department of Transportation will pay 4 219 200 of the total. individuals corporations and foundations in the regional and industry community will fund the rest. Paige Sumner director of development for the museum explains. Donations can be made via Summer at 915 683 4403 or online at petroleum museum.org. The Odessa American had unclear shake cost and funding in Thursday’s edition and the OA expresses regret for the confusion.
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West Texas water caravan spurs Democratic rally in Muleshoe
Land owner T Boone Pickens advocates selling West Texas water amid candidate caravan notes. Governor O Daniel and Justice candidates figure in anti labor themes as Baker criticizes the court. Local residents like Renee Earls discuss party loyalty and voter motivation at the rally.
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Patterson Eyes Re election Amid Property Rights Push
Gary Johnson says Patterson, a 1992 98 state senator, aims to win re election in the Permian Basin. Patterson vows not to use the position as a stepping stone and focuses on protecting property rights to prevent losses and safeguard habitat.
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John Wayne waterfront house in Newport Beach to be razed
Robert and Beverly Cohen, owners of Wayne’s former home, plan a 12 437 square foot two story estate on Bay Shore Drive after demolishing the 51 year old French Chateau style residence once overlooking Newport Bay. The plan includes four bedrooms five baths a three car garage and a three foot memorial to Wayne in a side yard. Wayne died in 1979 and the Bay Shore Drive property changed hands several times, last selling in 1988 for six point five million dollars.
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Clarkson sets Billboard record on single leap to No 1
Kelly Clarkson breaks the Billboard Hot 100 record with A Moment Like This rising from 52 to 1 in a week selling 236000 copies. Geoff Mayfield notes the surge as tied to American Idol exposure while Dilemma by Nelly featuring Destiny's Child drops from the top after seven weeks.
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Iraq denial of Al Qaida links amid cia fears
Rumsfeld and White House officials accuse Iraq of possible al Qaida ties and safe haven talks while citing intelligence on al Qaida presence in Baghdad. Officials acknowledge limited declassification and warn of broader threats as Rice references detainee claims of Iraq training al Qaida in chemical weapons.
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Bush seeks unity over Iraq crisis amid Senate stalemate
The president urged bipartisan focus on homeland security and cautioned against letting special interests drive policy. Senate Democrats led by Daschle demanded an apology for earlier remarks accusing politicization of the Iraq issue.
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Odessa American USPS Publication Info
A garbled masthead entry lists the Odessa American newspaper details with an Odessa address and a postmaster note. It includes a phone number and out-of-town contact line, plus scattered typos and stray letters.
Readers Guide Subscription Rates and Contact Info
Weekend and daily subscription rates listed for Frances Irvine. The ad shows multiple plans: 1 month to 6 months, with prices for Mall Daily Sunday Weekend options. Includes phone reference 333-7640 and 333-7640 for inquiries.
Hollywood satire and political theater mix in global headlines
A patchwork digest notes Dr Strangelove named the funniest political satire, Blair addressed Parliament on Iraq, networks aired the speech globally, Big Brother 3 drew millions, and a Baghdad network show reported no survivors. It also covers Congress funding UN dues, Byrd opposing pre emptive strikes, Daschle demanding apology, Clinton's remorse, and Homestore executives pled guilty.
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Livermore Officials Apologize Over 1969 Curse Incident
City officials in Livermore California apologized in August to Adam Fortunate Eagle Nordwell a donor who cursed the sewer system in 1969 after workers cut part of his totem pole for the centennial celebration. Residents linked failures to the curse over the years.
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