Ethics office director defends report on Meese
Washington AP reports that ethics chief David Martin defended an internal view overturning a staff finding that Edwin Meese III violated conflict of interest rules. He said after debate no conflicts existed and sought limited disclosure to Senate leaders.
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Florida Man Raulerson Executed In Florida Electric Chair
James David Raulerson, 33, was executed in Florida's electric chair for the 1975 killing of policeman Michael Stewart during a Jacksonville restaurant robbery. Witnesses included Stewart's father and 50 officers outside Starke Prison. Raulerson attributed blame to another officer in his final statement and apologized to the family before dying at 7 11 a.m.
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OPEC price cuts aim to lower barrel costs amid disagreements
Oil ministers from OPEC announced reductions taking effect Friday to trim the average oil price by about 60 cents per barrel. UAE leads cuts to 28.15, Libya opposes, Saudi Light drops to 28, Nigeria raises to 28.65, and Subroto of Indonesia notes the abandonment of a global benchmark concept.
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White House security lapse cited over musical group entry
Speakes said musicians accompanying the official had top secret clearances exceeding many White House staff. He noted standard procedure allowed an officer to vouch for his men as they entered the White House complex with no required head count. The Marine Corps was not at fault.
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Scouten
Marine Orchestra
Unidentified man charged after unlawful entry at White House
Latta, mistaken for a Marine staffer, entered with an orchestra party at the White House. A White House usher flagged him at 9 05 a m CST, guards detained him, and he was booked on unlawful entry and arraigned in DC Superior Court.
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Winter storm to bring heavy cold to Permian Basin
A new winter storm nears Texas with the Permian Basin in its path. Odessa may see a low near 20 tonight with a 20 percent sleet or freezing rain chance, possibly less than 1 inch of snow. Winds 15 to 25 mph gusting, cold temps linger Thursday with more light snow chances and highs in the 30s.
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Odessa American publication and subscription notice
Copyright 1985 The Odessa American outlines daily and Sunday home delivery prices and mail subscription rates with city and post office details. It lists postage costs, delivery times, and contact information for address changes and delivery problems.
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