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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1983
Page
25
Casstevens challenged Reed on nitrate and chemical data showing groundwater mounding along the draw in Midland County upstream from treatment plants. Reed cited a 1965 study and defended the data as sufficient despite two-point charts and no statistical reliability analysis.
A 20-year-old Midland man was released from jail Wednesday after arrest in the stabbing death of Jeff Scott Burns, 20, on College Avenue. District Attorney Vern Martin said the man was released pending the investigation as police and investigators pursue the case from the 2500 block of College Avenue. Burns was stabbed during an 11:30 p.m. argument, and police made an arrest minutes later as the probe continues.
Dallas AP report on 17 year old Asgle Martin, unwed mother of a two year old, winning Hillcrest High School homecoming queen amid parental protests. It notes she is the school's first and only black queen in years, describes student reactions, and Principal Harris forming a committee to reexamine selection guidelines.
Ranchers react to a drought aid program offering corn at low prices. McKenzie laments losses of about 10000 dollars after selling 75 percent of lambs. Some plan to use the grain if economical. Others doubt the deal, citing cattle diets, feed troughs, and red tape. The program runs three months with a December 14 deadline in designated counties across Texas.
Marshall AP reports convicted killer David Leslie Culverhouse, who expected a 75 year term, was sentenced to 16 years for armed robbery. He already has life for murder of his former girlfriend and 20 years for wounding a clerk in the same spree, eligible for parole in 30 years. Prosecution sought life, calling him dangerous.
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