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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2000
Page
1
President Clinton said the Israel Palestinian conflict remains the world’s most difficult situation. He stressed the gravity of the dispute and urged continued efforts toward peace.
About 1,500 Mensa members from around the world attended Philly Phralics 2000, a five day convention featuring jokes on translations and topics from Jeopardy to Scrabble. Attendees said the event mixed socializing with brainy discussion and games, with many enjoying dating chatter and dinner plans.
Austin AP report says deficits looming in Medicaid, prison system, nursing home care, and two miscalculating agencies spur need for emergency support. Senate Finance Committee chair and House Appropriations chairman cite up to 750 million of a 1 billion surplus to shield the 98.2 billion budget from red ink as leaders plan private briefings on an emergency appropriations bill.
Sharon Denning notes a public event departing from Senate Hall at 6 30 p m with views from Varjabedian’s black and white landscapes on display through Aug 11 at the Gallery. He has earned NEA grants and NM funds. The artist calls the desert scene markedly unreal yet visually appealing.
President Clinton orders a 2 million barrel Northeast heating oil reserve to blunt a potential winter price spike. The move, aimed at political cover ahead of the November vote, faces GOP critics who say it comes late and is motivated by electoral considerations. Christine Whitman and other officials discuss motives amid rising energy costs.
British historians and journalists demand apology and retraction from Mel Gibson for The Patriot. They condemn the Revolutionary War epic as simplistic and biased, accusing Hollywood of rewriting history to dodge guilt over past actions. The debate follows criticism ofSaving Private Ryan and U-571 for similar omissions.
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