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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1992

Page

2

Networks adopt standards to curb violence on TV

Washington AP reports ABC CBS and NBC agreed on voluntary standards for next fall's programming to limit violence. Senator Paul Simon, who secured an antitrust waiver, said viewers will see a difference though no specific examples were given. The standards emphasize relevance to plot, no gratuitous depictions, and careful handling when children are involved.

Washington ABC CBS NBC Paul Simon D-Ill Simon National Association of Broadcasters Association Doug Wills Los Angeles Hollywood Studios Jack Motion Picture Association of America

Somali relief convoy delays worsen hunger in Mogadishu

The postponement of a 10 truck relief convoy left northern Mogadishu without food for a fourth day. CARE International notes its own 2 tons moved north in four days as U.S. arrival helps air cargo. Marines must ensure security before expanding convoys, while a 30 000 metric ton wheat shipment nears docking. UN calls for expanded American role in disarming clans and peace talks as aid efforts struggle against looting and factional control.

Poaieips Pia Etibaafiie Sedger Yell Apanslbe Andle Ye Alions Mogadishu Rick Grant Care International U.S Paul Mitchell World Food Sea U.N Boutros Boutros-Ghali United States Somalia Washington

Texas prison deal eyed as state weighs reforms

Officials debate a proposed agreement easing inmate transfers and lifting federal controls. Sheriff Wayne Farmer questions capacity and impact while proponents say it could relieve overcrowding in West Texas facilities. A hearing in Tyler set for Oct. 28 and discussions include 2300 inmate placement and capacity limits under the plan.

West Texas Foster Jetday Nlee

Clinton outlines plans and cabinet targets at Arkansas news conference

An Arkansas news conference outlines Bill Clinton's campaign aims including a commitment to education and workforce development. The remarks cover a middle class tax cut tied to deficit reduction, and cabinet picks shaped to reflect broader national representation. Clinton emphasizes human capital and a modernized economy while noting unclear deadlines on foreign policy actions.

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Scientists study rare beached dolphins in Key West

In Key West Florida scientists investigated a herd of short-snouted spinner dolphins washed ashore. Three died after beaching near Seven Mile Bridge while two were returned to sea and one taken into care. Biologist Ben Blaylock of the National Marine Fisheries Service called the strandings puzzling with no clear explanation for why the rare species is appearing in shallow water.

Key West Fla Florida Seven Mile Bridge Ben Blaylock Aw National Marine Fisheries Service Miami

Mississippi couple found shot to death near Starkville

Mississippians Pamela T Miller and a male victim were found shot dead early Friday near a rural highway five miles northwest of Starkville, home to Mississippi State University. Authorities searched the area for clues as autopsy results awaited. Sanford Steckler said Miller and his nephew had come to the rural road after a prior incident.

Mississippi Pamela T. Millen Eeidicen Miller Musgrove Starkville Eset —E

Pentagon urges disposal of contaminated military blankets

The Pentagon told about 2000 homeless to throw away 1.5 million blankets donated by the military after testing showed contamination. Joan Alker of the National Homeless staff expressed concern, noting the blanket aid is tainted by cancer risk concerns.

Washington Pentagon Joan Alker National the Homeless

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