Happy A woman rescues children from burning trailer
A woman who pulled children from a burning trailer expressed happiness that the youngsters are safe. The incident details and exact location are not specified on this page segment.
08 Jan 1983
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1983
Page
1
A woman who pulled children from a burning trailer expressed happiness that the youngsters are safe. The incident details and exact location are not specified on this page segment.
Grand jury indictments against at least three persons will be sought for embezzlement of state motor vehicle registration fees from Ector County Tax Assessor-Collector's Office. District Attorney Mike Holmes said the probe found multiple people involved, mostly within the tax office. The seven month investigation by the Rangers and comptroller’s office is nearly complete, with second degree felony theft charges likely if indictments proceed. The audit’s final results remain pending, and authorities plan to present evidence to a grand jury by month's end.
The Independent Truckers Association president Michael Parkhurst calls for a nationwide strike on January 31 to protest higher fuel and highway use taxes. Some group members doubt the date, suggesting a later mass action. The American Trucking Associations disavows the strike call after Congress passed the tax increases.
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to speed review of the windfall profits tax on oil, arguing its unconstitutionality could disrupt the federal budget. If granted, a decision could come in 1984, affecting $26 billion collected and $40 billion expected in five years.
AP Science Writer Robert Locke reports hundreds of earthquakes hit Mammoth Lakes California for a second day. No injuries occurred though two strong quakes caused minor damage and prompted some residents and visitors to evacuate. Officials say the link to volcanic activity remains uncertain and no forecast is possible.
Federal jury awards Alan and Margaret McSurely 1.6 million for civil rights violations tied to their Kentucky arrests. Qouted figures name Thomas Ratliff as 1.2 million liable, with late Senator John McClellan and aides also held liable. Estates and a widow to pay.
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