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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 2000

Page

2

Fed rate outlook shifts as economists eye planned hikes

From 1A the Fed faces further moves after three rate hikes last year. Economists, including David Jones of Aubrey G. & Co and Richard Yamarone of Argus Research, expect another rise at the March 21 meeting and possibly May 16. A seventh lift could occur at the June 28 session if the economy remains strong.

Fed David Jones Aubrey G. & Co New York Argus Research Corp

West Texas Air Force training route and alternatives debate

Training 178 starts southwest of Van Horn and passes near Marfa and Marathon then curls east of Fort Stockton into New Mexico. The Air Force conducts 1 560 flights in the route, averaging six daily. Alternative B is a compromise among the Air Force landowners politicians and conservation groups. Representative Henry Bonilla praised listening to West Texas residents. Final choice rests with Lt Gen Marvin R Esmond after a 30 day environmental waiting period, with other options A C and D on the table though C and D are unlikely due to aviation routes. Flights operate from Dyess AFB Abilene and Barksdale AFB Louisiana, extending to Montana Utah and New Mexico.

van Horn Big Bend National Park Marfa Marathon Fort Stockton Pecos New Mexico Air Force U.S Henry Bonilla Texas West Texas Bonilla Kerr Marvin R. Esmond Air and Space Operations Esmond RBTI Dyess Air Force Base Abilene Barksdale Air Force Base Bosier City Montana Utah

Search for cockpit voice recorders in Alaska Flight 261 crash

NTSB spokesman Terry Williams confirms the cockpit recorder was found as the search continues for the flight data recorder. The Alaska Airlines flight plunged into the Pacific near Mexico after a jammed stabilizer, killing 88 aboard on a trip from Puerto Vallarta to San Francisco and Seattle. Investigators look into stabilizer issues while pilots communicated with a Seattle crew. Coast Guard and Navy abandon survivor search to recover wreckage and recorders. Wreckage lies about 700 feet down. divers cannot reach below 300 feet, three unmanned vehicles aid the search.

National Transportation Safety Board Terry Williams Alaska Flight 261 Pacific San Francisco Seattle Puerto Vallarta Mexico Coast Guard Navy

Armstrong Birthday Contested As Lincoln Center Plans Tribute

Jazz at Lincoln Center marks Louis Armstrong with a yearlong celebration starting July 4 noting his disputed birth date. Wynton Marsalis cites Armstrong as virtuoso, blues pioneer, and international envoy as trumpeters worldwide honor his legacy.

New York Jazz At Lincoln Center Armstrong Jazz At Lincoln Center Latchmo Louis Armstrong Wynton Marsalis

FTC Moves To Block BP Amoco Arco Alaska Merger

The FTC seeks a court injunction in San Francisco to stop BP Amoco and Arco from closing their Alaska oil merger, arguing it would dominate about 55 percent of North Slope production and raise antitrust concerns. BP Amoco disputes claims of market control and cites $1 billion in global savings. The vote to seek the injunction passed 3 2.

BP Amoco Los Angeles Alaska Parker FTC Supreme Court Victor Goldberg Columbia University Standard Oil Standard Oil Holding Company Goldberg Robert Pitofsky Mozelle Thompson Sheila Anthony Orson Swindle Thomas Leary

Funding rider ruling hits UT system and UTPB funding

Lawmakers and state offices probe how a flawed rider lacking a statement of need could affect university funding including UTPB and possibly Sul Ross. Officials from the Comptroller AG and House Appropriations weigh options while Craddick and others debate scope and constitutional risk.

University of Texas Permian Basin State Comptroller’s Office Attorney General’s Office House Speaker’s Office House Appropriations Committee Mark Langford Texas House Pete Laney Langford Katie Stavinoha Comptroller’s Office Stavinoha Attorney General's Andrea Horton West Sul Ross State University Appropriations Committee Rep Pete Gallego D-Alpine Texas A&m Systems Gallego Sul Ross Craddick

Craddick Cries Battle Over UTPB Funding Ride

West accuses Craddick of bitterness and revenge over an appropriation rider for UTPB and pediatric residency space. Craddick defends seeking the attorney general’s opinion to uphold the constitution and aid West Texas hospital needs while denying district harm. The dispute touches hospital beds, state dollars, and political maneuvering in Midland Odessa and beyond.

University of Texas Permian Basin Buddy West UTPB Gallego Odessa American Craddick Texas Midland Memorial Hospital and Medical Center Garnett Coleman Houston Presidential Museum Coleman Midland Memorial Hospital Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Cornyn Presidential Appropriations Committee Conference Committee Rob Juwell D-San Angelo John Cornyn Midland-Odessa Te Tech University Health Midland Odessa Odessa Medical Center Attorney General House Pete Laney Mark Langford Andrea Horton Harris County West Texas Tom

Lotto Texas Jackpot Draw Fails To Tie 6 Of 6

No ticket matched all six numbers in Wednesday's Lotto Texas drawing held in Austin. The estimated jackpot for the next drawing on Saturday rises to about 14 million dollars after the 10 million dollar Wednesday prize.

Austin

Moon as space gear and odd presidential trivia

In a playful mix, the moon is described as stabilizing Earth like a kite tail. A trivia note asks which candidate ran for president on the Surprise Party ticket, with Gracie Allen cited for 1940. The piece also mentions Edison keeping about 5,000 birds and provides contact info for L. M. Boyd.

Earth Wee Q U.S A. Comedienne Gracie Allen

Correction to Blotter on burglary and organized crime charges

The Odessa American reports a correction stating Richard Jacob Taylor, 18, 3939 Tanglewood Lane, did not get arrested or charged. The blotter should have noted a bond violation related to burglary of a habitation and engaging in organized criminal activity, per updated Ector County records.

Ector County

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