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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1995
Page
1
Local trucking firms and an Odessa attorney discuss deregulation that began January 1. Expect lower initial rates but potential reductions in runs to small communities and possible price wars as common carriers adjust schedules.
The Texas unemployment rate rose to 6 percent in December from 5.5 percent in November, the highest in three months. Nationally the rate fell to 5.4 percent as Texas end-year and start-year rates both stood at 6 percent, with total employment growth balanced by more job seekers.
FBI Director Louis Freeh disciplined 12 agents for improper conduct and neglect of duty during the 1992 Idaho siege. He found a sniper killed Randy Weaver’s wife by a tragic accident but did not dismiss anyone. Potts and Coulson were censured for failing to read rules of engagement. Potts may still be promoted. The punishments vary from oral reprimands to suspensions and transfers.
Republican leaders in Congress drop the toughest welfare provisions and agree to let states run their own programs with federal funding. The meeting with 15 GOP governors set parameters for work requirements and limiting benefits, while strings for money and penalties remain under debate.
Hillary Rodham Clinton invites House Speaker Newt Gingrich and his mother to visit the White House to quell discussion about his views. The invitation followed a CBS interview in which Kathleen Gingrich allegedly called Hillary Clinton “a bitch.”
Ector County ISD superintendent Gene Buinger says he withdrew his application for the Fort Bend Independent School District top job after an initial visit and interview. Fort Bend officials later named Don Hooper as the new superintendent. Buinger remains at ECISD.
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