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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2009
Page
4
US Senators reach agreement to add 2 billion to the cash for clunkers rebate program and extend eligibility to Labor Day. Senate vote planned with potential changes, Democrats aiming to preserve rebates up to 4500 dollars. Griffin notes impact on buying a new car.
Rick Perry and Kay Bailey Hutchison oppose the Cash for Clunkers program. Page 2B notes their stance as part of wider political debate.
Auto dealers report 30 to 35 percent sales gains at Kelly Grimsley Honda and about 15 percent at Freedom Pontiac Buick GMC since the cash for clunkers program began on July 24. They note customers seek greater value and lower interest rates, while some complain about paperwork and processing delays.
The White House approved Bill Clinton for a high-stakes mission to Pyongyang aimed at freeing Laura Ling and Euna Lee with no strings attached. Officials say the move could open talks with North Korea, though any new nuclear negotiation must come from Pyongyang. Clinton agreed after a July call from the journalists to their families and North Korea signaled willingness to grant amnesty if Clinton visited.
A deer processing plant at 1501 Elwind St in Midland caught fire late Wednesday. Midland Police, county sheriff deputies, and firefighters responded and were still fighting the blaze at press time. No injuries were confirmed, and officials could not comment immediately.
Three Dallas area traffic officers and a dispatcher were suspended for 21 to 28 days for allegedly sending racially offensive e mails about President Barack Obama. Police Chief Glen Hill said a fifth employee may also face action as the probe continues.
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