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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2000
Page
1
Across the nation, holiday shopping costs push more households toward debt help as credit counseling services report busier caseloads. A separate survey notes many children spend at least three hours daily in front of a television, reflecting broad media use patterns.
Arcelia Garcia, 54, gave birth to fraternal triplet girls at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital after already being a mother of eight and grandmother to many. All babies and mother were in good health, remaining in ICU as doctors monitor. A news conference was planned if health allowed.
Ector County Commissioners Court will reevaluate the troubled nepotism policy amid past moves toward a stricter stance than state law. The board previously ended hiring relatives in county jobs, then relaxed rules to permit hiring if relatives are in different departments, sparking legal and staffing concerns.
Dozens of Indian shells fall on the Pakistani side near Chakothi as cross border fighting intensifies. Five wounded and rising civilian casualties accompany a week of deadly exchanges, with residents like Bashir Ahmed saying they will stay amid the line of control's daily firing.
Six year old Elian Gonzalez watched a Little Havana Three Kings Day parade from bleachers with relatives as protests over his possible return to Cuba paused. Spokesman Armando Gutierrez said the day offered relief from turmoil and a view he might not see again if sent back.
NBC executives compare ABC hit Who Wants to Be a Millionaire to crack for its euphoric ratings and schedule disruption. They acknowledge its pull and foresee a heavy development slate once the craze ends.
Corpus Christi residents lined up for the first Cash for Trash day offering cash or utility credits for disposing of bulky items. City pays five dollars for king size mattresses and large couches, three to four dollars for carpets and appliances, one to two dollars for refrigerators and stoves, with no visit limits.
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