Bush orders Somalia deployment amid broad NATO style support
President Bush announces a military operation to Somalia with partners pledging thousands of troops and aircraft. Generals stress limited use of reserves, while leaders warn of costs and risks and Clinton pledges support for troops. The crisis follows famine, armed militias, and a fragile U N presence in Somalia.
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Bush appeals for support as troops face holidays abroad
The president urges continued aid for Persian Gulf service members and their families, recalling earlier large mail shipments and promising a humanitarian mission. He notes the sacrifice of troops and the enduring yellow ribbon symbol at the White House as loved ones wait for homecoming.
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Odessa council weighs Christmas decorations amid housing concerns
At Tuesday's meeting taxpayers pressed for funding via Main Street Odessa for Christmas decorations on South Grant Avenue. The discussion touched on housing discrimination complaints, council agenda control, and private talks with residents after a heated session.
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Bentsen Meets Richards as Senate Status Rumors Persist
The 71 year old senator met privately with Gov. Richards amid no signal of any status change. Richards urged he remain in the Finance Committee chair, warning Texas cannot spare a leadership change. A new appointment or special election could follow if Bentsen vacates his Senate seat.
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Weather-affected crowd expected at Jones Stadium game
About 2000 advance tickets sold by Friday afternoon as Jones Stadium officials forecast up to 25,000 in attendance for today’s game. Odessans likely to attend despite bad weather, while Amarillo residents face severe winter conditions and are not expected to travel.
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