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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1995
Page
2
In Oslo a determined ambulance crew took the wrong address and carried a healthy Norwegian, Leif, to a hospital despite his protests. Investigating Verdens Gang reports the mix-up involved two men with the same name from the same village who had been to the hospital earlier that day, causing a long misdirected journey.
A bus traveling from Port-au-Prince to Cap-Haitien, Haiti, left the road near Limbe and rolled over, killing an American and a Canadian. Ten passengers were on board, with one injured. The victims, said to be living in St. Louis, were not named by the U.S. Consul General.
A federal operation seized 115000 counterfeit work permits Social Security cards and other papers with a street value of 5 million. Three men Jesus Mendez Castro Victor Trigo and Robert Duran face charges for distributing false citizenship documents and possessing counterfeiting equipment. Convictions could bring prison and fines.
American Eagle restored commuter flights from Chicago three weeks after halting due to ATR-72 problems amid icy weather restrictions. The airline shifted ATRs to warmer routes, added Saab planes, and plans more flights next month as it works to restore consumer confidence.
Jerry Lewis, 69, lands a Broadway revival role as the devil who tempts a fan to sell his soul for a major league pennant. He says he trained 63 years for the part and plans to perform eight shows a week at his ideal weight of 170.
The GOP moves to reshape House rules under Gingrich guiding a 100 day sprint to enact the Contract With America. Democrats push back on procedures while pursuing tax cut plans as Kennedy family ties marked transitions. Dole aims to curb unfunded mandates and U N force use with new Senate measures. Daschle warns actions matter more than talk.
Mata, 52, longtime Dallas Symphony music director and recording anchor for Dory Records, built the orchestra into a worldwide force with 28+ recordings and RCA contract. He led the National University of Mexico Philharmonic from 1966 to 1975, expanded Latin American classical interest, and remained active conducting in several continents.
Texas lottery results note winning numbers 3 12 22 28 2 69 drawn on Wednesday January 4 1995 with an estimated jackpot of 3 million for Pick 3 and a Pick 4 option also listed.
Fitness guru Susan Powter files for bankruptcy protection in Los Angeles blaming legal battles with Dallas business partners and saying she is broke. She earned profits this year but claims the Susan Powter Corp took the money, leaving her with bills and child support obligations.
The article cites inconsistencies among involved parties including the alleged victim, the accused, witnesses, and the classroom teacher. A juvenile pleaded guilty to sexual assault in September and is held in a youth detention home. Teacher Thomas Wade recalls hearing only children's noises while reading. The suit accuses the board of willful and wanton misconduct for failing to monitor the classroom, while the board blames the girl.
Cold drizzle triggered a two hour power outage affecting about 2,000 TV Electric customers near Tripp Avenue from Second Street to 42nd Street. Electricity and heat were restored by 7 a.m. Wednesday. Travelers faced flight delays and cancellations at Midland International due to hazardous conditions and freezing fog. Several airlines reported de icing delays, with American Eagle flights affected and Continental planes circling the airport. DPS and sheriffs deputies handled multiple minor accidents with no major injuries reported. Weather urged conservation and warmth as conditions persisted.
Odess a American daily paper provides contact details for advertising and classifieds. It states the right to accept or reject ads, excludes liability for errors or omissions, and notes address and fax numbers for submissions and changes.
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