Bombings tied to fugitive Eric Rudolph snare arrests
On Saturday July 27 1996 police arrest longtime fugitive Eric Rudolph linked to a string of bombings. A pipe bomb near the Summer Olympics kills one and injures several around the 100 area. FBI pursues Tangly suspects Richard Jewel amid ongoing investigations. On January 16 1997 two bombs explode outside an abortion clinic injuring four people.
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Richard Jewel
Jerry Wilson
Atlanta
Rudolph
Birmingham
Ala
Olympic bombing suspect Rudolph captured in Murphy North Carolina
Eric Robert Rudolph, sought for the Olympic Park bombing and linked attacks, was arrested early Saturday after an extended manhunt. A rookie officer spotted a camouflage jacket and blue work pants behind a Save-A-Lot in Murphy, N C, leading to Rudolph's capture after he attempted to flee and provided a false name.
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Eric Robert Rudolph
North Carolina
Cherokee County
Keith Levin
Charles Kilby
Rudolph
Pollaved
Paintball Tournament Rules and Gear Overview
Paintballs are plastic balls filled with paint, or splat when they break on players. Most games are capture the flag using markers to defend flags and teammates. eliminations occur for splats larger than a quarter. beginner markers cost about 50 dollars, professional markers about 5000.
Paintball charity tourney draws 45 players near Odessa
Forty five paintball enthusiasts from across the state gathered at 12 Mile Paintball Field south of Odessa for a 3 on 3 fundraiser. Teams competed for mid and high end guns with prizes aiding Habitat for Humanity while local players moved gear and crowds cheered.
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Mark Wyatt
Team
Carfonix
Habitat For Humanity
Odessa
Andrews Highway
Habitat For
Kaotic
Alex Trevino
Jeremy Jimenez
Robert Rhoades
12 Mile
Weapons hunt widens as Iraq WMD search continues
CIA reviews intelligence while British allies question assessments as 11 weeks pass without proof of unconventional weapons in Iraq. Pentagon sends new team to broaden the hunt. Bush cites two suspected labs but they do not prove arms. Blair predicts discoveries soon amid mounting international pressure.
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Iraq
CIA
Saddam Hussein
Atlantic
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Bush
Pentagon
U.S
Tony Blair
Sky News Television
Murder trial of Odessa man to begin Tuesday
A 20-year-old Odessa man Humberto Gallegos Juarez faces murder charges for the fatal stabbing of 19-year-old Efrain Zamudio in August. Trial is set to start Tuesday at 9 a.m. in Judge Bill McCoy's 358th District Courtroom. Preston Stevens, deputy district attorney, will present the case.
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Humberto Gallegos
Juarez
18Th St
Efrain Zamudio
Bill McCoy
Preston Stevens
Humberto Gallegos Juarez named suspect in August slaying
20 year old Humberto Gallegos Juarez has been identified as the suspect in the August killing of 19 year old Efrain Zamudio. Local investigators tracked leads through interviews and scene analysis, with prosecutors preparing charges. The case remains under active investigation and awaits formal filing.
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Humberto Gallegos Juarez
Efrain Zamudio
Conaway Neugebauer await runoff outcome
In Odessa, Mike Conaway and Randy Neugebauer pushed hard in a congressional runoff with TV ads interviews and a final get-out-the-vote push. Absentee voting completes before the winner heads to See OUTCOME on Page 3A.
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Mike Conaway
Randy Neugebauer
Odessa eatery's sales soar with twin menu arrival
The Odessa restaurant reports a sales peak as it rolls out two new menus in Section D. The change aims to attract more customers and boost revenue, with management noting stronger weekday traffic and diverse options enhancing appeal.
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Odessa Eatery
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