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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1998
Page
1
Concert heat at the Vans Warped Tour in Tulsa triggered a life threatening conditions. authorities report the toll rising to six with more potential cases. The article notes the extreme temperatures and warns readers to seek shade and hydration.
Baltimore volunteers plan a mass toilet test at the new 1 074 unit Ravens stadium tonight in a event dubbed Super Flush to simulate game time use next to Oriole Park. The $200 million stadium debuts Aug. 8 replacing Memorial Stadium as Ravens home.
An Ector County jury spared former Medical Center Hospital administrator Michael Hargesheimer after he admitted embezzling funds. He received seven years probation and a $10,000 fine. He could face up to 180 days in jail if probation terms trigger jail time. About 40 supporters applauded and sang after the sentencing.
The Texas Low Level Radioactive Waste Authority plans to appeal a state recommendation against a near Sierra Blanca disposal site. A judge ruled the authority failed to characterize a geologic fault. The group aims to file by July 27 and opponents plan to file exceptions.
Jacqueline McClure sought to place her two daughters with new guardians as she faced AIDS and cervical cancer. The episode on Sally Jessy Raphael featured Tamika and Latasha with their adoptive parents, drawing praise for the show’s role while raising questions about nontraditional adoptions.
Defense contends Graham did not commit the killing of Adrianne Jones with his fiancee Diane Zamora, who is serving a life sentence after conviction. Zamora and Graham, once high school peers in Fort Worth, faced the 1995 murder amid media pressure and separate paths to military academies.
Manuel Aragon, 40, was arrested by INS after crossing the border into County last week in connection with the 1982 murder of Raul Mata in Odessa. Detective Sgt. Carl Rogers credited INS Inspector Robert Adams for the breakthrough after authorities identified Trevino as Aragon’s alias.
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