Odessa Bars Fall To Arsonists Again
For the second day Odessa bars were struck by arsonists. Firemen limited damage to the Sands Lounge roof on Monday as a gasoline can with most contents was found on the roof. A Sunday blaze on the south side caused major damage with arson suspected. Two men in white coveralls were seen on the roof about 8 30 pm but may have been workers. No suspects yet.
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Safety Rules Keeping One-Man Mine Closed
A mine inspector from Trinidad and Navajo authorities pressed safety standards that kept a one man mine closed due to persistent violations. Officials said added improvements would be costly and could push the mine to stop operations.
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AMA Calls for Stricter Gun Penalties at Conference
The American Medical Association delegates discussed two gun control resolutions in San Francisco. One would mandate jail sentences for crimes involving firearms, while the other urged tax incentives for physicians serving disadvantaged areas. Delegates debated language and potential appeal to doctors and the public before approving a broad measure focused on firearm use in crimes.
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California Allan Halpern's remarks on tax law and medical access
A California man was injured when his motorcycle veered and he fell near a highway. Doctors discussed federal income tax changes and access to care, with Halpern and Andrews commenting on conditions for disadvantaged communities and physician shortages.
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Monterrey
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