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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2001
Page
1
Playiay TV book sports listings corrected after error in Sunday's Odessa American Preview guide. The complete sports listings appear on page 6A in today's paper. The Odessa American regrets the error.
The International Spy Museum planned for Washington in February 2002 will cost 29 million dollars and display thousands of years of espionage, gadgets, and the Enigma machine. Malrite Co founder Milton Maltz and president Dennis Barrie describe public fascination with spying and the museum's for profit venture. The CIA offers nonendorsement while acknowledging the project’s value.
OPEC members plan a production reduction of about 1.5 million barrels daily at the Vienna meeting, aiming to stabilize prices despite U S and EU opposition. Saudi Arabia has signaled a cut and warned customers. analysts say a reduction is highly likely as the cartel seeks firm revenues amid weak demand fears.
Law enforcement gears up as President elect George W. Bush arrives in his hometown Midland for a noon Wednesday appearance at Centennial Plaza. Secret Service and Midland Police secure downtown while offices close for MLK Day. Free tickets available at Kent Kwik stores and Avis Lube in Midland.
Authorities boosted the reward to 440000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of seven escaped convicts suspected in the murder of Irving police officer Aubrey Hawkins during a Christmas Eve robbery at Oshman's in Irving. The FBI added 140000 to the prior 300000 reward.
The 7.6 magnitude quake devastates Santa Tecla and Las Colinas as 600 are confirmed dead and thousands affected. Rescuers' hopes fade for finding more survivors amid hundreds missing and 34,000 homes damaged. In Guatemala, fatalities also reported and hundreds buried.
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