Judge blocks no-work rule for immigrants
A federal judge barred the INS from prohibiting suspected illegal aliens from working while seeking their status. The injunction, issued by U.S. District Judge David V. Kenyon, is praised by the National Center for Immigrants' Rights as upholding due process and the right to work. The center argues the rule harms self-support efforts during bond and review delays. Lawyers said they would seek a stay.
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Holmes and Skelton trial shape Ector County crime views
Holmes cites the Skelton capital murder case as influencing jurors and local attitudes toward crime in Odessa. Attorneys say crime fears shape juror sympathies, while Holmes argues prosecutors target jurors’ logic with emphasis on danger and the deterrent effect of guilty verdicts and stiff sentences.
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Odessans Forecast Light Snow As Storm Watch Remains
The National Weather Service forecasts a 20 percent chance of snow for Odessans with possible accumulations over an inch under cloudy skies. Highs in the mid 30s with 10 to 15 mph northeasterly winds, tonight partly cloudy and cold with a upper teens low, Monday in the mid 40s. North Texas and Hill Country under winter storm watch with snow sleet and freezing rain. travel advisories in Panhandle South Plains and Concho Valley.
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Gunman Wounds Two UN Patrollers in Sinai
A gunman shot and wounded an American civilian and a Dutch soldier patrolling the Sinai peninsula with the United Nations mission. Maj. Barry Sprouse named the victims as David K. Elliott and Ferdinent Goren, both listed in good condition with superficial injuries at Yosephtal Hospital in Eilat. The attack occurred during a routine radio maintenance patrol south of El Qasema. the driver survived and the assailant fled.
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Smyslov Wins Semifinal, Advances to Face Kasparov
Smyslov of the Soviet Union defeated Zoltan Ribli by draw in their candidates semifinal, sealing his place to meet Gary Kasparov in February. The winner earns a shot at world champion Anatoly Karpov, also of the Soviet Union.
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Delivery Problems Prompt Mail Subscription Rates
Daily and Sunday mail subscription notices outline second class postage costs and call-in contact. Provides delivery hours and weekend cutoff times with pricing for 3 months and monthly options. The message lists a telephone number for inquiries and excludes extraneous details.
Car drives into Fifth Avenue crowd injuring dozens in New York
A car plowed into pedestrians along Fifth Avenue near St. Patrick's Cathedral injuring at least 51 people, including eight children, as shoppers crowded midtown Manhattan. Police treat it as an accident. driver slid from front seat after traffic officer moved occupants. Carlos Hernandez of Norwalk, Conn. detained for questioning. Major area blocked. Mayor visited hospitals as ambulances ferried victims.
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Fire at Madrid disco kills 78 in center of city
A warehouse style Alcala 20 discotheque fire in central Madrid trapped around 600 revelers. Toxic smoke killed 78, many youths in their 20s, with 21 hospitalized. Survivors described heroic exits and barred emergency doors. Investigators questioned four owners as an inquiry was ordered.
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Alcala
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Witness recalls London bombing with chaotic shopping crowds
Messina, Dallas oilfield chemical supplier president, described the blasts as "B Day" or "Bomb Day" in London. He said helicopters, crowds, and a car bomb created fear, but shoppers remained calm after a pre explosion store warning and orderly evacuation. He planned to return to Dallas.
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London
Messina Inc
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