12 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1992
Page
1
Sunday feature profiles homicide detectives detailing how they piece together crime scenes collect evidence and follow leads to solve murders. The article explores investigative methods casework pressure and the pursuit of justice.
A federal judge approves a two decade old Ruiz lawsuit settlement ending direct federal oversight of the Texas prison system. Gov. Richards calls the accord historic and says it restores state control while pledging safer streets and improved conditions. Justice William Wayne Justice lauds the move as ending a long case and transforming the system toward professional operation.
Police move to stop lost evidence with new rules in early November after an internal probe noted potential missing property. Official say nothing is missing, while reorganized teams review vaults and a recent internal inquiry led to resignations in October.
Sen Tim Wirth voiced a Clinton energy plan focusing on cutting oil imports and boosting renewables and conservation. He said a Clinton administration would push natural gas as a bridge fuel and seek higher fuel efficiency standards and energy efficient buildings. He urged reexamining relations with Russia and aiding post Soviet regions to shift from nuclear energy to cleaner fuels.
President elect Clinton selected four fresh thinking activists outside Washington to lead economic social and environmental policy efforts. Henry Cisneros San Antonio mayor and Carol Browner Florida environmental chief were named as HUD and health and human services secretary choices, signaling a emphasis on training education and public health leadership.
Two Somali warlords reach a cease-fire in Mogadishu though clashes persist elsewhere. Marines cancel plans to escort a northern food convoy and a Baidoa school convoy after looting and bandit activity disrupt relief work. 13 foreign workers evacuated as relief groups plead for sustained security and broader reconciliation between clans.
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