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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2000
Page
1
Former Craftsman Truck Series winner Mike Bliss, once a top open-wheel racer, debuts as a rookie in the Winston Cup series amid career shift and renewed competition.
Beaverton couple files a 7 million dollar federal suit against Jack in the Box alleging local workers spiked their burgers with hair soap staples and spit. Plaintiffs Dustin Harrington and Colleen Murphy recount the bite and a racist comment at Hillsboro store. Spokesman defends safety system and investigation. The article also notes Geneva Lake Parade coverage with 150000 techno fans.
Evangelist Billy Graham, 81, recovering from brain surgery, was too ill to deliver opening remarks by satellite to a $40 million conference in Amsterdam. He remains in Rochester Mayo Clinic for outpatient therapy after a prior operation to relieve brain fluid buildup. Franklin Graham read the opening greeting per spokesman Larry Ross.
Monahans and Pecos weigh building new facilities as oil companies leave, drought hits tax bases. Reeves County Detention Center nears $40 million expansion while Ward County seeks a nuclear waste site. Judge Massey cites remoteness yet warns communities need the income to sustain services.
Enforcement officer Carol Kent of the Texas Motor Vehicle Division says a 1960s provision bars brokering by Internet dealers. Only manufacturers with a franchise may sell new cars in Texas, and Oklahoma and Arkansas have similar bans. Brokers act as middlemen delivering cars at customer price.
The Relay for Life event raised near $17,000 with 15 participants each contributing around $100 as survivors, families, friends and supporters kept a 16 hour track vigil. Marshal Nelson ran solo to honor his father, aiming for $2,000 but finishing with about $4,000 after donations from relatives and friends.
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