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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1999
Page
1
ECISD health workers say the role of the school nurse has evolved significantly over the years. A separate court order requires a boy involved in a dog burning incident to undergo therapy and pay $3,000 in damages.
Odessa city officials will discuss converting several downtown streets from one way to two way. A public meeting is set for 8:30 a.m. in City Hall, fifth floor council chambers. Streets under review include Fourth Sixth Hancock Sam Houston and Washington between Third and Eighth Streets. Fifth Street traffic may be switched to eastbound. Call 335-3239 for information.
Animal rights supporters press for Marines to pursue its own charges against two soldiers and a friend for killing 34 wild horses with high powered rifles near Reno. They seek UCMJ action and expulsion if found guilty, with a $35,000 reward aiding the capture. No independent inquiry is planned at Camp Pendleton.
US Representative Larry Combest of Lubbock seeks feasible ideas from Permian Basin oilmen to aid the oil and gas sector as prices slump. He plans to reintroduce a bill for tax breaks on marginal wells when prices fall below 17 dollars per barrel, arguing public support favors low energy prices over industry help.
Pope John Paul II urged abolishing capital punishment before about 100000 worshippers at the Trans World Dome, saying modern society can protect itself without denying criminals reform. He referenced a Missouri Supreme Court delay in an execution and noted a Jan. 13 Missouri injection.
City officials and leaders from the Odessa Development Corp and Chamber of Commerce met with about 40 local business owners to discuss a national advertising push. They distributed questionnaires to identify firms with niche abilities, aiming to spur new commerce amid downturn.
The Republican led Senate blocked dismissal of the Clinton case and voted for new testimony from Monica Lewinsky and two others. 55 Republicans and one Democrat backed witnesses, far short of the 67 needed for removal. Leaders sought a bipartisan timetable for a final vote by mid February with possible videotaped depositions and potential White House witnesses.
The Associated Press reports impeachment highlights focusing on President Clinton being removed from office. The coverage emphasizes key votes, procedural steps, and political reactions shaping the historic action.
Gov. George W. Bush spoke to the Texas Legislature urging limited, constructive government and bipartisanship as he addressed his State of the State amid ongoing White House bid speculation. He noted Texas’ 140 day biennial session and received a standing ovation from a split Legislature.
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