Zemin Visits Israel Amid Spirit of Cooperation
Jiang Zemin holds talks with Israeli leaders as the two nations push ahead with a spy plane deal despite U.S. pressure. The meeting signals warmer ties and ongoing defense collaboration between China and Israel.
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Shrine Club Parade in Odessa Today
The Shrine Club of Odessa with El Maida Shrine of El Paso will stage a parade at 11 a.m. starting from Odessa College. Nearly 150 Shrine members and 20 vehicles travel south along Grant Avenue to 10th Street to promote awareness of the organization which runs 21 U.S. children’s hospitals offering free treatment to children under 18.
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Culver guilty in Todaryl murder case at Bowie Street home
An Ector County jury deliberated 70 minutes Friday before finding Betty Culver guilty of murder for shooting her son Todaryl in the back with a .22-caliber pistol after a December 16 1995 quarrel at their Bowie Street residence. Relatives sat in court as the verdict was read.
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Local lowrider blends art and parts in Texas show
Rodriguez displays Purple Passion, a 20 inch Huffy lowrider built since age 15 as a five year labor of love. He invested about $2000 in parts and does most work himself with help from his dad and uncles. He will enter the bike in Sunday's Tejano Super Car and Bike Show 2000 at the Ector County Coliseum.
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Tejano Super Car and Bike Show 2000 set for Sunday
The Tejano Super Car and Bike Show 2000 heads to Ector County Coliseum from noon to 6 30 PM Sunday featuring 200 plus cars and trucks 50 bikes and regional visual artists with Latin music. Event coordinator David Leal bills it as the biggest talent show in Texas and aims to showcase local talent and bring out artistic energy.
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Don’t even: gas station crook gives up during robbery
An armed robber wearing a black ski mask entered Kelly’s Gas in Davenport and demanded money. The clerk replied don’t even, prompting the would be thief to say OK and leave the store. No arrest was reported. Elian Gonzalez custody note appears in photo caption.
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Wall Street Dumps Stocks in Record Friday Crash
Wall Street plunged as inflation jitters sparked heavy selling. The Dow fell 616.23 points to 10,307.32, a 5.6 percent drop, while the Nasdaq slid 355.61 points to 3,321.17, deepening into bear territory. Critics cited Microsoft antitrust actions and overvaluation as contributing factors.
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Working seniors gain hours as earnings limits lift in 1999 top jobs
Retirement-age Americans freed from Social Security earnings caps will soon work longer hours. The 1999 list highlights top occupations for workers 65 and older, with thousands in food service, farming, sales, and management roles.
Seniors to Work Longer in Tight Labor Market
Senior workers will take roles in Chicago offices Utah tours San Diego groceries and Maine fast food as Social Security earnings limits lift. Employers gain labor supply and potential inflation relief while praising the seniors for dependability and customer service. Karen, HR director at Wall Drug, cites the older workers’ strong work ethic. Congress acted as the labor market tightened.
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