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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1998

Page

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Mowbray Death Case Returns to Trial for Susie Mowbray

The medical examiner demonstrates how a .357 Ruger revolver could place the gun that killed Bill Mowbray as Susie Mowbray faces retrial after a decade in prison. Rory Couch, a Permian all state linebacker from 1995, and his brother Jerod are noted in connection with the family sports legacy.

Bexar County Bill Mowbray Mowbray Susie Mowbray Rory Couch Permian Jerod

Scientists urge ban on animal organ transplants

A group of prominent scientists called for a government ban on animal organ transplants until risks are better understood as FDA considers tighter controls amid new findings that pig genes may harbor viruses that infect human cells. Some experts, like Dr. Suzanne Ildstad, warn against delaying potential benefits from advances such as baboon bone marrow procedures.

Bethesda Food and Drug Administration Suzanne Ildstad Allegheny University

Mystery oil spill kills wildlife along Northern California coast

Wildlife experts say the second mysterious oil spill in two months along a stretch of the Northern California coast has killed as many as 204 birds. About 85 more birds are being treated at rehabilitation centers, with more dead birds expected to wash ashore in the coming days.

Point Reyes National Seashore Calif California Dan Howard Gulf of Farallons National Marine Sanctuary

Clinton faces new sexual allegations in Whitewater probe

Dozens of taped conversations reveal former White House intern Monica S Lewinsky says she had an affair with President Clinton and that he urged her to lie. Clinton denies the affair and a sexual relationship. Prosecutors subpoena the White House for documents as Richardson and Vernon Jordan are linked to job offers for Lewinsky amid other Whitewater inquiries.

Washington Whitewater White House Clinton United Nations Bill Richardson Vernon Jordan Monica S Lewinsky Paula Jones William Ginsburg Jordan Webster Hubbell Hubbell Janet Reno Federal Appeals Court Kenneth Starr PBS Jim Lehrer Lehrer

Pope John Paul II Visits Cuba Amid Fidel Castro Welcome

Pope John Paul II arrives in Havana to a warm reception from Fidel Castro and hopeful Cubans. He prays for a Cuba of freedom justice and peace while Castro defends the revolution’s course. The pontiff immediately addresses the U S Cuban standoff and the island's beleaguered faith.

Havana Fidel Castro Cuba John Paul II Castro John Paul Pope John Paul l Seika Sanchez Rodriguez Olivia Ernesto Morales Quesada Merdando Diaz Duarte Jesus Mary and Joseph Church

Ward County to decide on hospital plan and lease

Ward County officials near a decision on Ward County Memorial Hospital after four firms presented options. Dallas nonprofit Community Health Corporation proposed a 30 year lease and a nonprofit entity tied to Midland Memorial to back the hospital financially while governance would keep four of seven board seats for Ward County residents. Midland Memorial and CHC would supply support, aiming to preserve a community based not for profit hospital.

Monahans Ward County Ward County Memorial Hospital Community Health Corporation CHC Midland Memorial Hospital Ward County Memorial Midland Memorial Ward Memorial Mike Williams

Sharp proposes college tuition for top students

Texas Comptroller John Sharp, a Democrat seeking lieutenant governor, proposes a Lone Star Scholars program to fund full tuition and fees for all Texas native college students. The plan would cover public and private colleges, with continuation based on college load and a 2.8 GPA, funded at about 485 million dollars annually pending new legislation.

Austin John Sharp Texas Sharp Lone Star Sharps Ronald Reagan House

Judges protest unused holding cells at Ector County Jail

Ector County judges contend the old jail holding cells are underused since the new facility opened, as prisoners are transported in groups to the courthouse and wait in the jury area with no available cell space. They warn the practice creates dangerous crowding and inefficiency for hearings.

Ector County Commissioners Ector County Sheriff’s Office Bill McCoy Tryon Lewis Lewis Jim Jordan Reggie Yearwood

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