02 Feb 1984
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1984
Page
1
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A Midland jury trial in U S District Court could resolve a six year lawsuit by Larry Lozano's family against deputies Randy Tenney and Jackie Perkins over alleged excessive force after Lozano's arrest on January 10, 1978. The case asks $4.7 million in damages, including $4 million punitive, amid conflicting testimonies and claims Lozano held jagged glass during the restraint.
Odessa United Methodist Church leader says his agency will join a statewide effort to raise funds for unemployed Rio Grande Valley farmworkers after a winter freeze devastated citrus. About 20 Texas church leaders met in Austin to back the Texas Valley Relief Fund to be collected February 19, with Gov Mark White urging aid as state emergency funds waver.
Rep. Ray Keller accuses Texas Department of Corrections of a double books scam granting free benefits to a select few. A cursory review cites a bookkeeping issue, not clear fraud, while Gov White to meet corrections board. Former director Estelle appears on certain benefit lists with six dependents versus two on the official sheet.
Hawaii and Massachusetts urge consumers to avoid grain products with residues of pesticide EDB while Florida errors a tainted popping corn. The Washington Post cites possible federal disposal of up to 13 percent of grain produce with EDB contamination and EPA plans for exposure standards. California adds two flour products to recalls as all states test grain items ahead of national limits. Duncan Hines muffin mixes recalled in Hawaii. Texas groups demand removal of EDB products.
The Pentagon plans to leave a permanent force of 700 to 800 U S troops in Honduras after Big Pine II exercises. An unpublished House report cites ongoing, significant U S military construction as evidence of a semi permanent presence. Pentagon officials say air traffic controllers medical staff and civic action teams would be among those remaining. The move appears linked to signaling to Nicaragua and regional stability amid regional tensions.
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