Meese says North told of Israeli funding proposal for Contras
Ed Meese testified that Lt. Col. Oliver North spoke of an Israeli official proposing using Iran arms sale proceeds to fund the Contras. The Israeli official David Kimche denied involvement and called North’s claims ridiculous. The Times notes government sources differ on verification.
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Voice experts warn New Year revels strain vocal cords
Chicago speech pathologists caution that New Year celebrations and next day football fandom raise risk of ulcers polyps and burst vessels. They advise fans to shout from the diaphragm stand rather than throat and to pause when hoarseness begins.
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Onion Field killer may get parole after court ruling
California Supreme Court rules Gregory Powell has no reason to be denied parole for the 1963 Onion Field murder of a Los Angeles officer. Powell, twice sentenced to death and once slated for June 1982 release, could be freed in 30 days, with possible 60 day reconsideration if the state seeks rehearing.
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Vacaville
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Bakersfield
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Odessa city offices close for holiday and New Year ceremonies
Odessa City offices will close for a four day holiday starting Thursday while Ector County holds swearing in ceremonies at 10 a.m. in the 70th District Court with a reception to follow. County offices reopen Monday. Banks will vary hours, USPS will skip one day of mail, and the Odessa American will publish Thursday’s afternoon edition with limited phone coverage Wednesday and Thursday.
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Odessa City hires outside lawyer in Deputy Chief Jones firing case
Despite five attorneys at city hall Odessa hires San Antonio lawyer Joseph E. Scuro Jr. at $100 hourly to handle a $2.1 million lawsuit by Deputy Police Chief K R Jones. Jones, 47, claims losses of reputation and earnings after his Dec. 8 dismissal amid alleged conduct violations.
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