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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1999
Page
1
Astronauts work rapidly to repair the orbiting space station following an incident. Ground teams monitor systems as crews implement fixes and restore critical functions.
Nevada legislators approve a bill allowing parents to spank children and erase official records if not deemed abuse. The Assembly 24 17 and Senate passage follow supporters who say parents won’t face jail. Critics warn records aid abuse prevention and question safeguards.
Governor George W. Bush ends a 140 day Texas legislative session as a front runner in presidential polls. He plans campaign trips to Iowa and New Hampshire starting June 12 after lawmakers cut taxes and enacted laws he asserts will improve Texas. He credits bipartisan work and says lawmakers were not swayed by speculation about his political ambitions.
Five year old Travis Tate fumbled a name reading at the Permian Basin Vietnam Veterans Memorial as his grandparents Gordon and Gina Tate explained the meaning of Memorial Day. The family paused on the way to the Confederate Air Force event to honor those who served and died for the country.
President Clinton at Arlington National Cemetery links Kosovo to core American beliefs while honoring fallen service members. He recalls battles from Concord to Kosovo and urges citizens to reflect on why graves here justify U.S. actions abroad in protecting people from ethnic cleansing.
A 7 30 p m Thursday John Ben Shepperd Public Leadership Institute forum at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin gymnasium will feature five authors and experts discussing race and reconciliation in the 21st century. Panelists include Ken Bode Elaine Chao Admiral William J Crowe Jr Charles J Ogletree and Richard Rodriguez. Free and open to the public with details at 552 2850.
Yugoslav officials say NATO missiles killed at least 16, hitting a hospital and a retirement home near Surdulica, while NATO acknowledged a military target in the area but did not confirm civilian site damage. President Milosevic condemned the killings as murders of civilians.
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