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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1998
Page
1
Children can explore the creative world of Leonardo da Vinci in an exhibit at the Ellen Noel Art Museum of the Permian Basin. Stuffed animals are proving to be good medicine for young victims of domestic abuse. Pope John Paul II calls for free expression, free initiative and free association for Cuba.
Frank Sinatra 82 underwent a Saturday medical exam at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center and was described as fine by his spokeswoman Susan Reynolds. He has not appeared publicly since his heart attack a year ago and will receive a special Award of Merit at the 25th American Music Awards Monday night, though he will not attend. daughter Nancy Sinatra will accept the honor.
A Newsweek poll shows Clinton's approval at 54 percent down from 61 percent on Jan 18 as the scandal emerged. Fifty-two percent say he lacks honesty and integrity, while 40 percent believe his honesty meets expectations.
Monica Lewinsky signals willingness to discuss sex with President Clinton as part of a possible immunity deal, potentially exposing Clinton to perjury charges linked to his Paula Jones deposition. Lewinsky’s lawyers press Starr for talks while Clinton’s aides scramble for the State of the Union and response to a broad subpoena.
Former intern details privilege and a life of access as Hillary Clinton faces fresh inquiries. The first lady prepares to respond to allegations that could alter her public legacy and political trajectory.
The FBI probes a deceased Odessa man to see if he is the same Robert Jacquez tied to the Oklahoma City bombing investigation. Midland agent Terry Kincaid notes Jacquez shared a PO box with a Fortier ally. Fortier, ex-Army buddy of McVeigh, testified in related trials and awaits sentencing for his knowledge of the plot.
A UT Dallas of the Permian Basin criminology professor led an eight month study surveying 600 residents and 18 city officials. The $40 000 project funded by the Economic Development Administration University Center at UTPB found generally favorable attitudes toward local police, with high marks for crime prevention and professional conduct. Odessa Police Chief James Jenkins welcomed the results, noting the community voices should be listened to.
San Francisco AP report describes Fernando Vega promoting an English for the Children measure aimed at English immersion in public schools. The movement rallies parents and clashes with supporters of bilingual programs as Ron Unz promotes the proposal.
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