Clinton to seek re election in 1996 bid
President Clinton announces he will run again in 1996 despite November elections’ setback. He says health care reform failed, vows to work with Republicans step by step and keeps Hillary active in his administration. He defends his record and rejects discouragement.
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Odessa police seek suspect in drive-by shootings
Odessa police said they have investigated a week of drive-bys likely tied to retaliation. From Saturday to Monday two drive-bys on Wabash Avenue and one on Carver Avenue shot at Crowder. Witnesses and victims did not cooperate, hindering arrest warrants. Family and Black leaders met with police on Wednesday and Thursday to raise concerns.
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U S Army pilot freed by North Korea
U S Army helicopter pilot Bobby Hall walked to freedom at Panmunjom after a 13 day crisis. Hall was released as Washington voiced regret over the incident and North Korea charged spying. His co pilot was killed. family in Brookville Fla cheered. President Clinton had personally pursued release.
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U S spies debated as unarmed helicopters enter Korea
Washington responds to North Korea accusation of spying by noting that US helicopter missions, including the Razorback 19 flight, were conducted without arms. Interviews suggest bad luck and inexperience marred the operation that killed a pilot and left another captive. One veteran pilot questions reliance on unarmed aircraft.
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Chechen leader says he's ready for peace
Chechnya's Dudayev, sheltering underground, signals willingness to talk peace as Russian forces press assault on Grozny. Airstrikes and artillery devastate the city with thousands displaced and hundreds feared dead amid the ongoing invasion since December.
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Texas economy seen improving in 1995 says officials
Area officials report a brighter Texas outlook for 1995 with growth in population and industry. Harold Harkrider of Principal Financial Securities notes migration beyond oil and gas and NAFTA benefits, while Odessa Chamber of Commerce director Neil McDonald foresees rising Odessa activity as the area matures.
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