Soviet U S ships collide in Black Sea protest issued
Two Soviet warships bumped two U S Navy vessels in the Black Sea as they conducted innoc ent passage near Crimea. The Caron suffered no damage while Yorktown had minor portside damage. No injuries were reported and the incident prompted a U S protest to Soviet authorities. The ships involved were Spruance destroyer Caron and Yorktown, a Krivak frigate and Aegis cruiser, both with the 6th Fleet.
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School Cafeteria Shooting Leaves Administrator Critical
In Pinellas Park Florida a 15 year old student shot a school administrator in the head and wounded two other staff members during a cafeteria scuffle about 500 students hid under tables. The shooter JS Harless was shot by police and faces multiple counts. a friend, Jason McCoy, was arrested on charges including attempted murder.
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Sor Gayle Hogan
Nancy Blackwelder
Humana Hospital Northside
Joseph Bloznalis
Humana Northside
Harless
Pinellas County
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Marinelli resigns from Odessa Police after 50 years on force
Mark Marinelli quit the Odessa Police Department after 50 years on the force amid lawsuits and internal pressure. He said aggressive policing drew complaints and that recent civil suit publicity left his name “too hot.” A federal case he defended Monday in Midland overlapped with a new assault claim from a 26 year old Odessa woman. Marinelli cited lack of department support and noted Chief Alan Stewart’s limited public backing during his trial.
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Gas plant explosion at Phillips facility shocks Goldsmith
An explosion at the Phillips Petroleum gas plant in Goldsmith Thursday night caused a fire that burned but injured none. Investigators from the Goldsmith plant and Odessa worked through morning hours with no disclosed cause as the plant and the feeding gas field were shut down for an undetermined period.
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Haig Withdraws From GOP Race Supports Dole
Former Secretary of State Alexander Haig Jr ends his bid for the Republican nomination and endorses Kansas Senator Bob Dole. Haig, trailing in polls, calls Dole the best qualified to lead while conceding Bush’s strengths. Dole thanks Haig and commits to competing hard in New Hampshire.
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New Hampshire
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