Broadway bound Larry Gatlin's new self written musical
Broadway bound star Larry Gatlin has revived his career with a new musical he wrote and performs in. The production marks a fresh phase as he fronts the show and delivers the lead performances.
05 Feb 1999
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1999
Page
1
Broadway bound star Larry Gatlin has revived his career with a new musical he wrote and performs in. The production marks a fresh phase as he fronts the show and delivers the lead performances.
Senate votes to allow portions of Monica Lewinsky’s videotaped deposition to be shown during the impeachment trial with a plan to wrap up proceedings by next week. Republicans retreat from a guilty verdict aim while Democrats prepare a possible censure proposal as prosecutors and White House lawyers set time limits.
Atlanta hosts a major gun show as five cities sue makers for gun violence costs. NRA and industry leaders vow to block lawsuits, arguing an attack on gun rights. Georgia contemplates a bill banning such suits while Wyoming and Louisiana discuss protective measures and attorney general actions.
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt announced that independent producers who drill on public lands may suspend operations for up to two years without losing leases. The measure targets stripper wells, 15 barrels or less daily, which total 32 percent of oil from public lands, aiding small operations amid low prices.
Large crowd at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin heard discussions on whether U S culture is in crisis as voter turnout declines and divorce rates rise Speakers including Diane Rehm Carl Rowan and David Gergen warned of growing individualism and social strain while noting optimism about rugged independence and moral questions in contemporary America
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