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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1992

Page

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Baker resigns to rescue Bush campaign

President Bush appoints James Baker III as chief of staff in a shakeup to energize his lagging re election bid. Baker will resign as secretary of state and displace Samuel Skinner who becomes Republican National Committee chair. Acting secretary Lawrence Eagleburger will lead the State Department.

Baker Bush Washington James A. Baker III White House State Department Samuel Skinner Skinner Reublican National Committee Argely Clayton Yeutter Lawrence Eagleburger Henry Kissinger Middle East Bill Clinton Tennessee al Gore Democratic Party Ron Brown James Baker Republican Party Henry Hyde Treasury Secre Ler Reagan Abc-Washington Post Dem

Perot Tops List of Texas 100 Wealthiest

Dallas billionaire Ross Perot tops Texas Monthly's 100 richest Texans with a 3.25 billion fortune. Four Midlanders earn spots in oil and gas, including Jack Eugene Brown, Cyril Wagner, John Lee Cox, and Clarence Scharbauer Jr. The minimum wealth to qualify falls to 120 million from 130 million due to economic downturn.

Austin Dallas Ross Perot Texas Monthly Magazine Perot Superrich Jack Eugene Brown Cyril Wagner John Lee Cox Clarence Scharbauer Jr Texas Monthly Texas Christine Carroll

Journalist slain as premier visits Sarajevo

An American ABC TV producer, David Kaplan, 45, was killed by a sniper in Milan Panic's convoy during a Sarajevo day marked by violence and international maneuvering. Sarajevo hospital shelling and three more deaths followed as the UN prepared for possible force to aid humanitarian relief. Turkey offered 480 elite troops for a potential UN mission amid regional tensions.

Sarajevo Bosnia- Herzegovina Yugoslavia Milan Panic Panic United States David Kaplan ABC Yugoslav Federation Red Cross U.N. Human Rights Commission United Nations Security Council Turkey U.N Bosnia

Crater theory gains support for dinosaur extinction claim

Researchers date an 111 mile wide buried crater off Mexico as the impact site of a space rock 65 million years ago. The finding supports the asteroid impact theory of dinosaur demise, though many scientists favor Earthly causes such as Deccan Traps volcanism.

Washington Mexico Earth Gun Walter Alvarez University of California At Berkeley Charles B. Officer Dartmouth College India

Midland Odessa Transportation Alliance Forms to Monitor Interstate Plan

Midland and Odessa unite to lure an interstate extension into the Permian Basin. The Midland Odessa Transportation Alliance, a seven member group led by Odessa’s Charles Perry Sr., will oversee routing decisions for the interstate project.

Midland Odessa Permian Basin Charles Perry Sr

Couple sentenced 99 years for starvation death of son

A Fort Worth couple Jay Hill and Linda Hill were sentenced to 99 years in prison for injury to a child in the starvation death of their 13-year-old son Stephen last November. The jury found the confinement chain a deadly weapon and set a minimum 15 years before parole. Stephen weighed 55 pounds at death and was described as looking like a 6-year-old.

Galveston Fort Worth Jay Hill Linda Stephen Stephen Hill Hills Douglas Beatee

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