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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1982

Page

2

Sharp seeks venue shift in Winkler County killings case

The defendant faces aggravated kidnapping charges in Selena Elms' alleged abduction. Judge Clack approved a venue change to move the trial to Lubbock after defense objections about media coverage. District Attorney Mike Foster confirmed the move to Judge Robert C. Wright, with scheduling pending.

Selena Elms Clack Sharp 137Th District Court Lubbock Bert Smith Andrews Smith Winkler County Odessa American Today 109Th Judicial District Mike Foster Robert C. Wright Wright Foster al Davis

Smoke forces evacuation at Medical City Dallas Hospital

Dense acrid smoke from a three alarm blaze filled a 12 story hospital early today forcing the evacuation of patients including many in cardiac care units. No injuries were reported as authorities moved patients and equipment to safety while elevators were out of service.

Dallas Dallas Fire Department Don Howard Howard

Lawsuit seeks helmet for Odessa officer widow in wrongful death case

Mrs Toal files civil suit after Odessa Police Officer Toal dies on duty. Judge orders helmet turned over to widow in current condition. Suit names unnamed helmet maker and alleges defective design caused fatal injuries and pain lasting hours, harming widow and two sons.

Toal Odessa Texas

Officer holed up after deadly shootout in Camp Verde

A Phoenix officer killed a fellow deputy and then holed up at a rugged Camp Verde campground with multiple weapons and a stolen sports car as deputies surrounded him. He traded ammo for a Coke and rifle for fruit punch while remaining barricaded. In Lockhart, indictments named five men and two firms in a multimillion dollar oil field fraud case involving 150 leases and 130 charges.

Camp Camp Verde, Ariz Phoenix Thomas Hernandez, Jr Hernandez Wingate Battle III Dallas William Bryan Thaxton Luling Etocee Lincoln Drilling Inc Illinois J.R. Oilwell Inc

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Weather forecast heats up with scattered storms across Texas

The region faces hot humid conditions with isolated evening storms and rain chances of 20 percent tonight. Highs near 100 across central and south Texas with southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Readings note highs in the 90s statewide, clears from Midland area, with overnight lows in the 60s to 70s and no recent precipitation. Extended outlook calls for continued heat and scattered thundershowers along the coast and in central areas, cooling only in the Panhandle Friday.

Permian Texas South Texas West Texas Panhandle Big Bend

Record Lows Across Michigan and Northeast Coast

Sunday weather wire shows early snow and cold records from Michigan towns Cadillac Alpena Traverse City Flint Detroit Muskegon Grand Rapids to Erie Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Pomona Wilmington Caribou Providence. Weatherman comments mix with temperatures and notes of unseasonable chill in northern states.

Killington Michigan National Weather Service Chuck Defever Ann Arbor Cadillac Caribou Maine Providence R.1

Arafat Leaves Beirut Amid Farewell Ceremony Chaos

Arafat and Lebanese leftist leaders boarded a ship for farewell but left 15 minutes later. The port scene in west Beirut was chaotic as 11 cannon salvos greeted the departing Palestinian leader who pledged to continue the struggle. Syrian troops began pulling out as a 2,100-man peacekeeping force escorted the convoy through Galerie Semaan cross.

Arafat West Beirut U.S Walid Jumblatt Beirut PLO Tri-National Galerie Semaan Crossoeferee Nee Eneneee

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