Man Convicted Spouse Killer Drowns Before Prison Start
Daniel Coe, 50, who had been convicted of killing his wife and who earlier attempted suicide by setting his house ablaze in 1996, drove his truck off a ferry-dock barrier in Mukilteo, Washington, and drowned the night before beginning a 10-year term. Witnesses saw him smoking as the truck sank. his lawyer had claimed mental illness during the prior attempt.
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Mukilteo
Wash
Daniel Coe
Coe
Seattle
Corrections reveal Lange donations total $175
A correction amends last Saturday’s listing on primary election donations for Terry Lange, Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace Precinct 1. The previously stated total of $50 or less is incorrect. the actual contributions amount to $175.
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Terry Lange
Justice of the Peace
ECISD Seeks Graduation Ceremony Details and Back-Up Plans
ECISD officials discuss not offering a second graduation ceremony and the possibility of rescheduling at Ratliff Stadium. Board president Winfred Richmond supports the stadium option but worries about no participation. The meeting also reviews contracts for district athletic and administrative staff at 7 p.m. in the ECISD Administration Building.
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ECISD
Chuck Hornung
Winfred Richmond
Ratliff Stadium
Richmond
Odessa High School
Randy Quisenberry
Bill Goodman
Pete Chernick
Merita Hart
Hector Mendez
N. Sam Houston Ave
Cattlemen vs Oprah Trial Becomes Made for TV Calamity
The Amarillo case pits cattlemen led by Paul Engler against Oprah Winfrey and anti-meat activist Howard Lyman after a 1996 broadcast. Media circus surrounds the trial with barricades and ticket lines for $800 shows while judges seek courtroom decorum amid rising publicity.
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High Plains
U.S
Mary Lou Robinson
John Kanelis
Amarillo Daily News
Paul Engler
Howard Lyman
Lyman
Engler
Texas
F.G. Collard
Amarillo
Collard
Bob Turner
Associated Press
Kurt and Courtney film shown at Sundance amid dispute
At Sundance, Nick Broomfield's Kurt and Courtney was screened despite Love and EMI threats over soundtrack clearances. The film portrays Courtney Love as manipulative and fueled byCobain's death in 1994, with deleted footage cited by the director.
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Salt Lake City
Courtney Love
Nick Broomfield
Kurt
Courtney
Nirvana
Broomfield
Elks Lodge
Love
EMI
Cobain
Guatemala Bus Attack Ills Victims and Aftermath Unfolds
Authorities investigate a deadly bus raid in Santa Lucia Guatemala where robbers abducted and assaulted American students. Police tracked a suspect while survivors receive care and U S officials caution travelers amid rising crime linked to postwar instability.
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Clinton
US State Department
Guatemala
Perkins Legacy in Rockabilly Depth and Hall of Fame Induction
The feature chronicles Carl Perkins rise from poverty in Lake City Tennessee to fame with Blue Suede Shoes and the Million Dollar Quartet, his brush with death, UK revival via the Beatles, and later years including his Hall of Fame induction in 1987. It notes his behind the scenes songwriting for Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline, long battle with alcoholism, sobriety in the late seventies, and final albums like Class of 55 and Friends Family and Legends.
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Elvis
Johnny Cash
Jerry Lee Lewis
Lake City
Tenn
Jackson
Sam Phillips
Memphis
Hollywood
Britain
Cash
Daddy
Patsy Cline
Dixie Fried
Boppin
Pacific
Shrine Auditorium
Los Angeles
Cash, Lewis
Roy Orbison
Maverick
Mindful spending cuts costs by valuing time over money
The article urges converting dollars spent into hours worked to see true costs. It profiles Ergo, a flight instructor, and others who shift shopping habits to reduce impulse buys. Advice includes planning meals, resisting unnecessary purchases, and keeping price tags on to reassess value.
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Ergo
Jonnie Pekelny
Pekelny
Oakland
Calif
Rick Peterson
Alameda
Cecile Andrews
Luhrs
Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Lotto Draw Jan 19 1998
The Texas Lottery announces the Lotto drawing held Monday January 19 1998. The winning numbers are 10 15 24 31 34 with the 5th ball. No detailed prize information is provided in this brief record.
Lotto Texas and Pick 3 Numbers Hotline Details
Up-to-date Lotto Texas Pick 3 and Cash 5 numbers available from InfoLine. Call 580-4636 press 6600 for results. Not official until verified by Texas Lottery Commission. TLC Odessa regional office at 4682 E University Blvd 915 368 5243.
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Lotto Texas
InfoLine
Texas Lottery Commission
TLC
Odessa
E. University Bivd
Public opinion on abortion legality shown by nationwide poll
A 1,102 adult poll by ICR finds 25 percent favor abortion legal in all cases while 56 percent oppose it in cases where a woman simply does not want the baby. About half favor legal limits, with 83 percent supporting some access. The study notes stable views and emphasizes balancing life and choice.
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ICR
Media
American Enterprise Institute
Odessa American publication details
The Odessa American newspaper notes its publication as a morning paper in Odessa Texas with mailing address, USPS status, and post office box for address changes.
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Odessa American
E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Readers' Guide Advertising Policy and Contact Info
The Odessa American advertises a main phone line and out of town number with an email address and web link. It states the paper may accept or reject ads, is not liable for errors or omissions, and not responsible for factual representations in ads. Reproduction is forbidden without written permission.
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Freedom.com
Odessa
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