Longhorn pipeline delayed to October as legal fight grows
Longhorn Partners Pipeline faces delays with gasoline flows pushed to at least Oct 1. Houston to Permian Basin route also brings a high profile lawsuit from Holly Corp and Navajo Refining Co alleging up to 1 billion dollars.
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Barry Cannaday
Dallas
Jenkens & Gilchrist
Longhorn
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Permian Basin
el Paso
Boedbeelle
Holly Corp
Navajo Refining Co
Navajo
Holly
Matthew Clifton
Longhorn’s
Exxon Pipeline Co
BP/Amoco Pipeline Co
Williams Pipeline Co
Beacon Group
Energy Investment Fund LP
Chisholm Holdings
Clifton
Japanese teachers visit Odessa to observe St Marys staff
Sister Beatrice Tanaka principal of Notre Dame Elementary Kyoto with two teachers visiting Odessa to observe American teachers at St Marys Catholic School. Sister Joan Markus says the exchange will influence lessons and culture, with plans to visit a public school and Texas A&M Research Center. Tanaka, who has previously brought teachers to the area, chose Akemi See JAPAN on Page 2A.
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Akemi Sanda
Kyoto
Japan
Notre Dame
St. Mary’s Catholic School
Sanda
America
Ers
Odessa
Beatrice Tanaka
Joan Markus
Diocese of
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Markus
Texas A&m University Research Center
Tanaka
Akemi
Hideo Ota
St. Mary's Catholic School
Bombing survivor to share her story at Midland luncheon
Arlene Blanchard, survivor of the 1995 Alfred P Murrah Federal Building bombing, will recount her struggles and healing at a September 7 noon luncheon in the Midland Hilton hosted by West Texas Christian Women's Clubs. She also witnessed Timothy McVeigh's 2001 execution.
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Arlene Blanchard
Oklahoma
Alfred P. Murrah
Oklahoma City bombing survivor to speak at Midland Hilton
Oklahoma City bombing survivor Arlene Blanchard will address attendees at noon on September 7 at the Midland Hilton, 117 West Wall. The feature discusses victims feeling neglected and frames her message as triumph over tragedy rather than revenge, with coverage continued on Page 2A.
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Arlene Blanchard
Midland Hilton
W. Wall
Midland SWAT shoots armed robbery suspect during traffic stop
Midland police shot Tony McKeith King, 32, during a felony traffic stop on Business 20 after locating him at a 7 Eleven to serve a warrant for the Aug 17 aggravated robbery of Poor John's Liquor Store. King was listed in serious but stable condition at Midland Memorial Hospital.
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Comanche
Midland Drive
S.W.A.T
Thomason
Cheney warns U S must act quickly to oust Saddam
Vice President Dick Cheney told a Veterans of Foreign Wars audience in Nashville that delaying action against Saddam Hussein could invite devastating consequences. He rejected arguments against a pre emptive strike and urged swift congressional backing as White House officials said invasion decision not yet made.
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Dick Cheney
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Nashville
Tenn
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Ian Tee
U.S
Fee charging juror seeks hourly pay in court case
In San Antonio federal court David Williamson appeared as a prospective juror after losing an appeal to receive $100 per hour for jury service. He expressed clear displeasure over his obligation as a civic duty and the government’s pay stance remains disputed.
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San Antonio
David Williamson
Watermelon Benefits: A Summer Fruit For Hydration
Watermelon is not only sweet but also a hydrating snack rich in vitamins A and C. It helps maintain hydration during hot weather and provides antioxidants while offering a low calorie option for healthy summer eating.
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