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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1982

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Inmates Lost in System Face Slow Justice

A Odessa American investigation details how jail inmates in Ector County press jail mail for help while the system delays lawyers and doctors. Richard Scott from the DA office reads notes, matches some to files, and fights to prevent inmates from slipping through gaps. The piece cites deportation fears for non citizens and a new policy to release custody when cases are rejected for lack of evidence.

Sheila Welsh Ector County Richard Scott Mike Holmes Scott Odessa

U S presses El Salvador on rights and reform

U S officials say progress in El Salvador on land reform and human rights supports continued military aid, despite criticism that progress is overstated. Haig urged concrete actions by end of June to back certification, while reports warn of ongoing abuses and prisoner concerns.

Washington State Department U.S el Salvador Reagan Roy Prosterman University of Washington Con- Congress Government of Central America Information Office Cambridge Mass Red Cross San Salvador

Bandits plague railroad police in modern thefts

Mexican bandits jump onto moving trains along the Rio Grande, plundering boxcars. Southern Pacific official Charles Wood calls cargo theft the worst problem, with more than $200,000 in merchandise stolen from box cars in 1981.

Associated Press EL Paso Rio Grande Mexico Southern Pacific Division Charles Wood Wood Southern Pacific

Disarmament session fizzles at United Nations

The General Assembly second special session on disarmament ended after five weeks of speeches with delegates criticizing the failure to produce a comprehensive plan to halt the arms race. Indian Ambassador Natarajan Krishnan called the exercise futile as East West tensions dominated debate. The session adjourned at 5 56 p.m. after a nearly seven hour final meeting.

D.C. Doelling Associated Press United Nations General Assembly Natarajan Krishnan Washington Oleg Troyanovksy United States Edwin Fealner Jr

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