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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1995

Page

9

Mount Carmel fiasco earns little new heat in hearings

Ken Brodnax dismisses congressional Mount Carmel hearings as a partisan rerun that won’t change the outcome. He argues the ATF and FBI bungled the raid and siege, politics will scapegoat a few bureaucrats, and the public laughs at a two year episode tied to Democratic control.

Mount Carmel America House Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms FBI Feds Keystone Kops Three Stooges U.S Washington Waco Texas Susan Smith South Carolina Democratic Watch David Koresh Koresh ATF Congress Rty Igwigs D.C

Police seek two suspects after string of robberies

Police arrested two area men after five convenience store robberies over about a 1 hour 12 minute span early Sunday. Jose Miranda, 17, and Benjamino Munoz, 18, were charged with aggravated robbery. bond set at 20000. Police search for two Hispanic males described as 25 and 21, tall and brown-haired.

Jose Miranda 14Th St Odessa Benjamino Munoz N. Lynn Ave Midland J.E. Weatherly West 23Rd Street H.Q. Thomas Andrews Highway Emart N. West County Road

Wind Rips Through Texas Trailer Shattering Home

Debbie Braswell 42 and her two daughters watched a sudden gust rip off the roof and gut the 14 by 80 foot mobile home near Odessa. The uninsured trailer and a travel trailer were destroyed while a 1967 Pontiac Firebird hood was dented. A Pomeranian was killed and a cat is missing. Local NWS officials cautioned storm collapse can mimic tornado effects. The nearby hamburger stand and convenience store were damaged as contents lay scattered three days later.

California West Texas Debbie Braswell Braswell Mary Debbie McCarty Odessa National Weather Service George Mathews NWS Midland

Bush to study actual impact of programs in Texas

Gov George W Bush said he will review affirmative action programs in Texas to see if they are fair and inclusive and whether HUBs help startups or merely aid a few. He wants clear goals and will work with the General Services Commission to assess race and gender based programs including HUBs. Rep Sylvester Turner urged strengthening HUB programs to increase state business with minority firms.

Austin George W. Bush Texas Bush General Services Commission Sylvester Turner D-Houston HUB Turner David Sibley University of California Board of Regents California

Texas reshapes Permanent School Fund with private managers

Texas will hire three private firms to invest part of the $3.5 billion Permanent School Fund and venture into international markets. Capital Guardian Trust Co Wellington Management Harbor Capital will oversee about $8.4 million annually to manage $3.5 billion, with $1.2 billion in international assets. The move aims to boost returns and diversify amid state oversight and skepticism.

Austin Texas Associated Press State Board of Education Capital Guardian Trust Co Brea Calif Wellington Management Co Harbor Capital Management Co. Inc Boston Permanent School Fund U.S United States Education Board

Odessa College names Vance Gipson new president

Getting acquainted scene shows Vance Gipson, Odessa College's new president, greeting Neal Marshall at a Chamber of Commerce and Nations Bank reception. Marilyn Gipson, Mike George and Amy Jo Marshall are also pictured at the event.

Vance Gipson Odessa College Neal Marshall Odessa Chamber of Commerce and Nations Bank Marilyn Gipson Mike George Amy Jo Marshall

Former Odessa officer accused in 1993 assault lawsuit

An Odessa man, Chris Durbin, files a federal suit alleging former Odessa Police Department officer Leslie Alexander assaulted him during a 1993 investigation at Penbrook Apartments. The suit also faults the department for inadequate training and cites a concussion and head wounds from the incident.

OPD Odessa Chris Durbin Leslie Alexander Alexander Durbin Medical Center Hospital

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Ken Brodnax Harless Ave Thomas West County Road Interstate 20 The Odessa American Matt Brunworth Tammy McCarty South Highway 385 By Sarah Westbrook the Penbrook Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission
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