The Odessa Odessa Story Fragment
A fragmented OCR item from Odessa includes partial text and stray symbols. The readable portion offers no clear event names dates or actionable details, leaving only a nameless locality cue and stray punctuation.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1982
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item from Odessa includes partial text and stray symbols. The readable portion offers no clear event names dates or actionable details, leaving only a nameless locality cue and stray punctuation.
Odessan Michael Eugene Sharp charged in the June slayings of a Kermit mother and daughter will be tried in a District Court in Lubbock. The venue change follows a ruling by 109th District Court Judge James Clack moving the capital murder trial from Winkler County.
The widow Carol Jean Toal and her two sons sue an unknown helmet manufacturer alleging a defective motorcycle helmet caused the death of Odessa Police Cpl. G T Toal. Toal, 36, died Aug. 19 after a collision during funeral escort duty on 18th Street. He was thrown 77 feet after impact.
Three senators and 22 House members announce retirement plans citing time with family, better pay, or frustration with the job. Rep. Richard C. White says absence from family is required. Rep. Shirley N.Y. calls duties tedious after seven terms. Rep. Ken Holland notes low pay for long hours. Byrd and others also choose to leave after long service.
Cold air pooling over the North Pole and Canada cooled the land across the Midwest and Northeast. Record lows appeared in East Haven Vermont 22 and Thomas West Virginia 28 with snow in Vermont ski areas. Forecasters blamed a large Arctic air mass and volcanic ash from a recent eruption for the cool spell and bright sunset along the Connecticut coast. Snow fell in Killington Vermont with a possible repeat of frosty conditions as autumn neared.
Yasser Arafat boarded the Atlantis, a converted Greek car ferry, with Palestinian fighters driven from Beirut by Israeli troops. He vowed to continue the fight against Israel as two American warships and French forces escorted the ship out of Beirut harbor bound for an exile base, possibly Tunisia after a stop at Larnaca.
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