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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2008
Page
4
The Patriot Guard Riders will form a flag line at the ninth annual Permian Basin Intertribal Powwow at Odessa College between 12 30 p.m. and 1 p.m. to honor Gold Star Mothers. Organizer Teresa Galloway expects about 20 mothers to attend and invites any who have lost a child in war to join.
Brookfield based Hammes Company will lease space for MCH hospital as growth continues on Odessa’s northeast side. A 222 unit Odessa Luxury Apartments project on Dorado Drive and San Antonio Street moves ahead, with eight to ten subdivisions planned near Faudree Road. A 312 unit Mission Apartments on Faudree Road and Highway 191 aims to break ground by year’s end, featuring garages and a cyber café. Developers eye a major northeast retail center near East Loop 338 and Highway 191 with Best Buy among potential tenants.
The dialogue centers on postures toward North Korea with Obama presenting data driven policies and McCain pressing with sharper zingers. Obama emphasizes evidence and his enumerated proposals while critiquing the Iraq war. Viewers leaning Obama may cite his policy contrast and grounding in facts.
In a charged debate Obama attacked McCain for Bush era ties and failed economics. McCain replied by recalling his long Senate record and opposition to some Bush policies while highlighting a contrast with corporate interests. Transcript at CNN.
Four State Board of Education members promote a Bible curriculum for Texas public schools criticized as biased toward conservative Protestant perspectives. An email urged local control yet recommended the National Council On Bible Curriculum In Public Schools, a move linked to lawsuits and prior district settlements.
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