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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 2000

Page

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Tom Brown to Receive Texas Pioneer Award

Midland oilman Tom Brown founder of Tom Brown Inc and TMBR Sharp Drilling is to be honored with the Texas Railroad Commission Pioneer Award for his long service in the oil industry and contributions to drilling operations.

Basoned Tom Brown Tom Brown Inc Tmbr Sharp Drilling Company Midland Texas Railroad Commission

Huntsman reports initial start up of olefins unit going well

Huntsman Corp officials said the ethylene unit start-up is proceeding well. Plant manager George Rybiak expects the flare to be used during much of the start-up, which should last about 24 hours after a refrigerant compressor vibration prompted a shutdown Tuesday. Ted Barker of the TNRCC noted two monitoring units are ready for the flare period.

Huntsman Corp George Rybiak Ted Barker TNRCC Huntsman

STATE Lotto alters odds to lift jackpots and payouts

Lottery officials say increasing pool size from 50 to 54 numbers will raise average jackpots from about 11.39 million in 1999 to 19 million next year as rollover prizes grow with fewer winners. Spokeswoman Leticia Vasquez says players will get bigger jackpots, though some may quit due to tougher odds. Dawn Nettles notes disciplined players may walk away after persistent losses.

Lottery Leticia Vasquez Vasquez Dawn Nettles Lotto Report

Jury exonerates government in Waco Branch Davidians case

An advisory jury found the government bears no responsibility for the deaths of 80 Branch Davidians during the 1993 Waco standoff. The panel ruled after 2 1/2 hours of deliberation in the $675 million suit by survivors, with US Attorney Michael Bradford praising agents' conduct and contending accountability lies with David Koresh and the sect.

WACO Michael Bradford David Koresh Bradford

Jury awards record 145 billion to Florida smokers

After a two year trial a jury awarded 145 billion dollars in punitive damages against the tobacco industry to sick Florida smokers. The verdict totaling 145 billion will be appealed and is not expected to affect the industry immediately. Philip Morris requested an appeal claiming the ruling unfair while defendants face lengthy legal challenges.

Plantiff Ralph Della Vecchia Angie Mary Faman Florida Miami Rosenblatt Philip Morris Inc Dan Webb Webb

Eye-popping $145 billion punitive award shakes tobacco industry

The $145 billion punitive-damage ruling against the five major tobacco firms is unlikely to have immediate business impact but deepens a reputational blow. Critics predict the decision could push the industry toward broader reforms and stricter practices. Law professor Richard Daynard says the industry will look different as a result and may face new federal curbs.

New York Richard Daynard Northeastern University

Death toll in Nigeria pipeline blast rises to two hundred

In the Niger Delta blast near Adeje and Oviri Court the confirmed death toll climbed to 200 as more bodies were found and burned victims died. Many injured with severe burns hide to avoid arrest over the incident as some villagers disposed of bodies.

Nigeria Adeje Niger Delta Ministry of Health Chris Fullman Akpere Oviri Court

Public to Comment on Envirocare Waste Facility Plan

Envirocare of Texas advances toward a radioactive waste processing site in Andrews. The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission completes the initial steps and schedules a 40 day public comment period. Residents must show they are affected to qualify for a hearing, says Rick Jacobi.

Elizabeth Stottiemyre Andrews Art Andrews Envirocare of Texas TNRCC Rick Jacobi Jacobi

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