Sharp case renewed in Andrews
Michael Eugene Sharp a 28 year old convicted killer and suspect in several area slayings remains held in Andrews County Jail awaiting arraignment on capital murder charges in the death of Bren da Kay Broadway and her daughter Christie Elms. Authorities plan to explore other Andrews area killings noting Sharp’s prior cooperation with Odessa detective Jerry Smith and the risk to safety if held in Kermit.
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Andrews
West Texas
Michael Eugene Sharp
Sharp
Andrews County
Odessa
Huntsville
Kermit
Christie Michelle Elms
Christie Elms
Brenda Kay Broadway
109Th Judicial District
Mike Fostel
Fostel
Foster
Tammy Lee Davis
William Lawrence McNew
Davis
McNew
Jerry Smith
Smith
Blanca Guerrero
Jerry
Broadway
Selena Elms
Lubbock
Selena Elmas
Goldsmith to Close West Odessa Area Landfill
Goldsmith will close its landfill 18 miles northwest of Odessa as of February 1 after health regulation violations and capacity limits. The city will contract with an Odessa refuse service to dispose of garbage, citing nuisance fires and unmanaged access. A dead man was found in a refrigerator amid dumped debris, though officials say the closure reflects costs and regulation compliance rather than a health crisis.
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Goldsmith
Odessa
J.L. Wilson
Wilson
Texas Clean Air Board
Linda Wyatt
Consumer Health Protection
State Health Department
Lubbock
Health Department
L.B. Griffith
Austin State Health Department
Odessa water rates rise for 1983 but costs may vary
The Colorado River Municipal Water District set higher fixed monthly charges for Odessa for 1983 while delivery charges depend on usage. Odessa faces a 68.5 cent per 1,000 gallons estimate with an 251,692 dollar monthly fixed fee, up from 233,962 last year.
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Dennis ST. Germaine
Big Spring
Colorado River
O.H. Ivie
Ivie
Odessa
Snyder
Midland
Lake J.B. Thomas
Ward County
CRMWD
Reagan faces midterm shake up with Cabinet losses
President Reagan loses two Cabinet members with no signs of dissatisfaction and overhauls arms control talks. Five Bush staffers switch jobs while most depart the White House. Officials defend the midterm shifts as a test of the president’s control and agenda.
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James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Washington
Reagan
White House
George Bush
Rostow Resigns as Disarmament Chief Amid Senate Clash
Eugene V. Rostow steps down as arms control secretary after a protracted fight with Senate conservatives over aides and policy. Reagan nominates Kenneth Adelman to replace him as Rostow returns to Yale Law School. Reagan touts commitment to arms reduction and Rostow's earlier contributions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eugene V. Rostow
Reagan
Senate
U.S. Disarmament Agency
Soviet Union
Rostow
Yale Law School
George) Shultz
Kenneth Adelman
U.N
Jeane Kirkpatrick
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Timmadigan
Elizabeth Simpson
Disarmament Agency
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