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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1995
Page
2
The Odessa Police Department Street Crimes Unit works 40 hours weekly across four months, making over 160 arrests, driving out a known drug dealer, and cracking down on drug-related crimes, while also improving fitness and bike patrols.
Negotiators reported a fourth day with no contact from Kashmiri militants holding an American and four Europeans. A federal official cited monsoon rains hindering communications, while Al Faran demanded India free 21 guerrillas. Last contact was July 19. no updates since Monday.
Eastern Express fights an Obscene Articles Tribunal ruling that a photo of Michelangelo's David printed in an art gallery ad is indecent. The paper warns the colony could become a laughingstock if the decision stands, risking a 25 600 dollar fine and staff imprisonment.
Juan Miguel Sanchez Romero posed as a surgeon at Red Ace hospital and later his private practice. He performed 2 878 operations, some causing permanent injuries including blindness in one eye and hearing loss. He claimed to have completed half of a six year medical degree and faces up to years in prison.
Naples city councilor Fabio Avitabile warned that falling soccer balls may have weakened the cathedral facade dating to 1294. He cited recent marble chunks breaking off and urged a ban on afternoon games in the plaza beside the church to prevent further damage.
Fay, known for a high profile Singapore case, works at Universal Studios Florida and wants anonymity and a normal life. He aims to study in Florida, perhaps majoring in business or marketing, while few people recognize him at the park. Betty White funds Legacy Scholarship at University of Charleston
Pro baseball begins Friday with a game clock and new rules to shave 20 to 25 minutes from each game. Pitchers must start within 12 seconds, batters stay near the box, and innings gain 40 seconds. Umpires face enforcement challenges and managers seek further speedups including eliminating the intentional walk.
Red Cross outlines signs of heat related illness including muscle spasms and weakness with pale or flushed skin and advises rest in a cool place and drinking 4 ounces of cool water or a sports drink. For worsening symptoms loosen clothing, apply cool towels, fan the person, and call an ambulance if heat stroke signs appear.
Washington AP reports Dee Dee Myers former White House press secretary was arrested June 27 on a driving under the influence charge after authorities say she drove on the wrong side of a two way street. She pleaded not guilty on July 27.
In Terrebonne Quebec police flushed out Michel Bouchard an Elvis impersonator after a 35 hour standoff in a house stocked with weapons. Neighbors described him as a loner who wandered the streets in Elvis costumes and spent time alone with frisbee in the park.
The Senate approved a rules change limiting gifts from lobbyists, a move praised by Levin and Cohen as a major step forward. McCain warned it pressures the House, while supporters stressed it reduces unfair influence, though some desire stricter reform. The deal followed days of negotiations between reform advocates and GOP leaders.
An Odessa analysis team advised the Odessa Police Department to adopt an IACP traffic enforcement SOP manual and to expand training in accident reconstruction and courtroom testimony. The city cites DWI enforcement cutbacks due to lost overtime grants and plans to share improvements with other Texas cities as part of a state transportation grant study.
The Odessa American publishes daily in Odessa Texas at 222 E. 4th Street. Postage paid in Odessa. Changes go to P O Box 2952. Ads may be accepted or rejected. The paper disclaims liability for errors omissions or failures to publish ads or for any representations in advertising.
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