Open House At Fall Camporee At Goldsmith Park
Boy Scouts and United Way agency host an all day open house at Goldsmith Park during the Fall Camporee. MOSC Midland Odessa Symphony and Orchestra Lindsayan String Quartet perform at 8 p.m. at St Luke's Church and at 2 p.m. Sunday at Ellen Noel Art Museum in Odessa. Contact 563-0921.
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Odessa
Permian High School
VFW
Interstate 20 West
Chris Stanley
Kohler
University of Texas of the
Candidates Bland and Bright Vie for County Attorney Post
Bland and Bright outline goals and backgrounds as they seek the county attorney role. Bland cites a 90 percent jury conviction rate and 99 year sentences in prior murder and sex cases, while Bright emphasizes high conviction impact, reduced jury trials, and continued focus on juvenile and child-protection prosecutions.
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Bright
John
Robin
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St. Andrew Cumberland Presbyterian Church
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American Business Women’s Association
Democratic Women’s Club
CPS
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Permian Basin
UT School of Law
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Early Voting Schedule Listed for October Events
The notice outlines early voting hours from October 23 to November 3. Voting times vary by day with morning and evening slots and weekend hours noted.
NASA and Lockheed propose revised X-33 plan in 2003 flight
NASA and Lockheed Martin unveil a revised X-33 plan to finish the experimental spacecraft. The redesign replaces fragile composite hydrogen tanks with aluminum tanks, targeting a 2003 flight pending extra NASA funding beyond the already committed 912 million. Lockheed has spent 300 million and plans 56 million more through March.
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Huntsville
Ala
NASA
Lockheed Martin
Space Agency
Gardner becomes Wyoming's first Olympic wrestling champion
Afton, Wyoming native Rulon Gardner defeated Alexander Karelin to win Olympic Greco-Roman super heavyweight gold. The small town, long known for elk horn ranch and a spring, watches as reporters flood in and plan welcoming ceremonies. Gardner trains in Colorado Springs.
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Wyo
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Rulon Gardner
Gloria Putnam
Country Charm Beauty Salon
Gardner
Alexander Karelin
Karelin
Idaho
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New York
Jerry Hansen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Evacuation After Chemical Plume From Industrial Fire
Residents near National Hydro-Vac Industrial Services were evacuated Friday as a fire released chemicals including sodium nitrate and sodium hydrogen. Officials warned of severe respiratory issues and burns from exposure. a deputy was treated for a dog bite during evacuations. Medical staff described symptoms, treatment, and potential antidotes, noting chemical effects vary with concentration and exposure time.
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National Hydro-Vac
Michael McCleery
McCleery
Medical Center Hospital
Edgar Valle
Andres Lugo
Lugo
Valle
Evacuees Reshelter as Fire Reignites in Odessa Area
Yolanda Marquez searches for her son amid house to house evacuations in Odessa after a fire. Red Cross and sheriff's personnel coordinate shelters at Cavazos Elementary and the bus barn as residents flee. The fire re ignites after a brief reopening, with evacuees allowed home by 10 35 p.m.
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Yolanda Marquez
Maria Quintanar
Red Cross
James Whitmire
Ector County Sheriff
Jamie Reed
Jonesville
Reed
Whitmire
Odessa
Fire rekindles as chemicals moved from storage building
Firefighters cleared a storage building containing sodium hydrogen, sodium nitrate, sodium nitrite, and ammonia bifluoride. The blaze rekindled while moving chemicals, prompting evacuations of about 100 residents from Jonesville. Cavazos Elementary School served as a shelter during both evacuations.
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Phillips
Texas Lottery Winning Numbers and Trivia Quiz
Texas Lottery results show Winning Numbers for Texas Million 57 70 99 96 on Friday September 29 with Cash 5 31 21 13 15 26 and Pick 3 6 0 8. Q and A segment cover general knowledge trivia about US presidents ornithology and history.
Correction on uninsured children count in United States
The Associated Press corrects a Page 1B Odessa American item noting the U S uninsured children figure. The number is 10 million, representing 13.9 percent of all children, not 13.9 million as incorrectly stated.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Odessa American Postal Notice
USPS notice from Odessa American reiterates publication frequency and mailing details. It lists address for circulation changes and postmaster contact in Odessa Texas. It confirms second class postage status and mailing location.
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Odessa American
E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Odessa American Contacts and policy on advertising
Readers Guide numbers and staff credits are listed along with policy statements. The Odessa American notes its right to accept or reject ads and limits liability for errors omissions or publishing failures. Customer service hours are posted for weekdays and weekend service. Copy rights statement specifies reproduction restrictions.
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