Conaway comments on energy bills and Iran deal prospects
Rep. Conaway told the Odessa American editorial board that a whip count shows enough House support for lifting the crude oil export ban and backed by Speaker Boehner. He warned the White House has not signaled a veto, noted Murkowski’s Senate panel move, and discussed broader energy reforms, Summit Energy Group funding, and ongoing SNAP review with no reforms yet.
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Oil slump deepens as profits fall and jobs cut
Oil price decline drags on major producers with Shell cutting 6,500 jobs and BP, Exxon, and Chevron posting sharp profit drops. US gasoline and diesel prices tumble, while analysts warn that sustained low prices boost consumer relief but require production restraint. IHS and RBC note earnings hits for the S&P 500 but U.S. household energy costs ease.
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Odessa missing child case and protest at hospital
In 1952 a nine year old Eva Lois Phillips vanished from an Odessa trailer home on August 9 and was found unharmed four days later in Dallas. She had been kidnapped by a man and woman who sought her as their child and received five year suspended sentences. Three Ollitt family members were arrested at Medical Center Hospital for interfering with a physician during a Grace Ollitt blood transfusion. Relatives said it violated biblical law as the transfusion occurred while her brothers and father were released after the procedure. Wink Wildcats opened the season poorly but finished strong to win the Class A state championship 26-20 against Deer Park, posting early big scores including 80-28 over McCamey, 68-0 over Iraan, and 59-20 over Marfa.
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Odessa High loses only district game to 4A champion Lubbock High
State auto inspection law starts January causing jams at Odessa stations as owners rush to beat the deadline. Ector County ranks high in U S crude oil production in 1952 and 8th nationally. First Presbyterian Church completes a new blockfront building between 14th 15th streets and Sam Houston Washington Avenues. Temple Beth EL hires its first full time rabbi Piter Jacobs. Mercedes Benz 300SL debuts. The Greatest Show on Earth premieres.
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