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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1995

Page

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Saddam frees two American hostages in Iraq

Four months after crossing the border the Americans William Barloon and David Daliberti were freed by President Saddam Hussein on humanitarian grounds. They wore jeans and were escorted by Iraqi security to the Polish Embassy in Baghdad. They planned a long road home via Amman after a personal plea from Rep. Bill Richardson.

Baghdad Iraq Saddam _ Hussein William Barloon David Daliberti U.S Barloon Daliberti

Branding marks on crime fight in Odessa horse clinic

Odessa Crime Stoppers held a branding clinic at Odessa Feed marking about 24 horses with liquid nitrogen branding irons between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Administrator Susan Johnson said the pro active effort emerged after a conference in Austin and aims to deter thefts. An Ector County Clerk’s office employee supervised symbol accuracy and branding cost $20 for the first horse and $10 for each additional horse, cheaper than typical $35. Sheriff’s Deputy C G Lochlar noted such thefts are rare but the program helps deter potential thefts.

Odessa Odessa Crime Stoppers Susan Johnson Johnson Austin Ector County Clerk’s Office Lochlar Brander Dassie Cribbs

Texas journalist named moderator of Presbyterian Assembly

In Cincinnati AP reports retired Texas journalist Mary Carpenter won the 207th General Assembly moderator post of the Presbyterian Church (U S A) with 59 percent. She urged focus on mission worldwide and return to basics, defeating Thomas A Erickson and Richard J Milford.

Cincinnati Texas General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A Mary Carpenter Thomas A. Erickson Valley Presbyterian Church Scottsdale, Ariz Richard J. Milford Grosseye Presbyterian Church Detroit First Presbyterian Church Big Spring

Public Opinion Poll Questions On TV Coverage Vietnam Ties and Indian Rebels

American On Line survey results preview page two with new questions and weekly totals. Key items include approval of banning courtroom TV coverage in the Susan Smith murder trial in South Carolina with Yes 61 No 10. Also asks if the U S should extend full diplomatic relations to Vietnam with Yes 17 No 40. Remaining item questions if the Mexican government can end the conflict with Indian rebels.

Susan Smith South Carolina United States Vietnam

Public hearing eyed on I 27 extension through West Texas

Odessa and Midland residents may voice support or concerns at a Tuesday hearing in Lubbock on three corridor options linking I 27 in Lubbock with I 10. Hearings run 7 p.m. at the Lubbock Civic Center with an open house for exhibits and questions.

Lubbock Lubbock Civic Center Lamesa Midland Odessa Fort Stockton Big Spring Sweetwater San Angelo Junction Sonora Commission HDR Glenn Larum Charles Perry Midland-Odessa Transportation Alliance Perry

Heat Death Toll Rises Across Cities From 90 Degree Days

Chicago reports 56 new heat related deaths as Illinois tally climbs to 65 and national count reaches 204. Heat waves lash several cities with high temperatures and fatal outcomes. Local officials warn of disaster as bodies pile up in hot conditions and autopsies link heat to multiple fatalities.

Chicago Cook Mike Boehmer Illinois Pennsylvania McDonald Ohio Jim Tyree Baltimore-Washington International Airport Boston Philadelphia Jeff Moran City Health Department New York City Ellen Borakove

Vandalism chaos hits Odessa as BB gun vandal damages many cars

Jerry Clark discovered his son's truck window shattered during a Fourth of July weekend, part of a spike in vandalism that damaged more than 70 parked vehicles. Police reports say BB or pellet gun damage totaled about $18,000 citywide between June 30 and July 1.

Jerry Clark Clarks Melody Lane Laces Clark Odessa

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Saddam Caliberti Amman U.N Rep Bill Richardson D-N.m David Caliberti Dassie Cribbs Sam Magee C.G. Lochlar Ector County Big Spring Presbyterian Carpenter Qo.a Fun & Games Don Feder Iee 42Nd Street University Boulevard Dixie Boulevard Dawn Street Suzanne Hill San Jacinto Street Hill The Odessa American Matt Brunworth
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