Jurassic Park Feature Two Pages Of Dinosaurs
Coming Sunday readers get two pages focused on dinosaurs and the new film Jurassic Park. The item promises kid friendly monsters, a peek at characters, and previews of the movie.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1993
Page
1
Coming Sunday readers get two pages focused on dinosaurs and the new film Jurassic Park. The item promises kid friendly monsters, a peek at characters, and previews of the movie.
Health officials in Santa Fe say a deadly illness centered in Navajo country may be caused by a virus in rodent droppings and that the death toll may be scaled back to 11. Inhalation of dried droppings is suspected. prevention urges avoiding rodent contact and not sweeping droppings.
Students at Austin Elementary mark the end of the 1992-93 school year with plans for summer. Selections include reading scary books and relaxing, while some seventh graders recall memories of teachers. Activities included a faculty versus student volleyball game and outdoor games. Principal Don Norwood notes planning keeps momentum.
A Friday Odessa American report misstated this weekend high school graduations. Odessa High is scheduled for 7 30 tonight and Ian High for 7 pm Sunday, both at the County Convention Center.
West Texas and Panhandle counties face new EPA rules after a U S Court of Appeals ruling in Washington DC. The Sierra Club sued over exemptions for arid regions with low rainfall and minimal waste. The decision requires groundwater monitoring for all landfills and may affect about 116 sites in Texas.
In Austin AP reports U S Senator Bob Krueger and Kay Bailey Hutchison vie to fill the late Lloyd Bentsen term. Hutchison would be Texas first woman senator and the state would have two Republican senators for the first time since 1875. Krueger, a former Railroad Commissioner, trails in polls amid a high stakes political showdown.
In a blunt farewell Guinier says President Clinton misunderstood her writings when he dropped her civil rights nominee. She defends herself against quota charges while noting she could not have pushed quotas due to past racial discrimination.
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