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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1999
Page
1
Seven years after an attempted coup, former Lt. Col. Hugo Chavez was sworn in as Venezuela's president on Tuesday. He criticized the constitution during the oath as regional tensions and political shifts unfold.
Punxsutawney Phil is held by handler Bill Deeley after emerging from his burrow on Gobblers Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Phil did not see his shadow and predicted the end of winter weather.
Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow on Tuesday. Meteorologists at Midland International Airport say La Nina patterns will keep winter mild and spring warm with above normal February temperatures and below average precipitation.
ARCO Permian and Chevron announce a merger of Permian Basin operations, aiming to create a company split 50 50 with about 700 employees and 170000 boe per day, headquarters in Midland. Officials caution timing and exact layoffs pending negotiations and completion near mid year.
Texas oil producers would receive about 45 million in tax relief under a proposal by Railroad Commissioner Charles Matthews during a West Texas swing. The plan calls a six month emergency moratorium on severance taxes for wells producing 15 barrels a day or less, effective when NYMEX futures fall to 15 dollars a barrel or lower. Gov. Bush designated the bill as emergency legislation enabling it to take effect August 31.
A federal jury in Portland awarded $107 million in damages to Planned Parenthood and several doctors and clinics after anti abortion activists created wanted posters and a baby butcher website listing names and addresses. The court ruled the materials constituted illegal threats under federal law.
House prosecutors question Vernon Jordan about Lewinsky affair claims and a breakfast meeting. Jordan says Clinton directed efforts to help Lewinsky but not to buy silence, recalls breakfast discussion, and denies telling her to destroy letters. Lewinsky’s taped deposition shown to senators. testimony center on whether actions sought to influence her silence.
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