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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1999
Page
1
Scott Falater faces trial after denying involvement but admitting memory loss regarding the killing of his wife. Prosecutors seek conviction, while defense argues inability to recall details undermines intent. The case centers on emotional trauma and alleged premeditation.
Brazoria Chamber of Commerce weighs naming its annual festival after 15 years of fund raising. Residents debate whether the event should carry a formal title or keep the quirky No Name label as a nod to Brazoria's history. If no decision is reached this year, the festival will continue and future plans remain open.
Environmental Working Group reports lax enforcement of Clean Air Act by state and federal agencies. In 1997 1998 Texas data show 28 of 50 major facilities violated at least one quarter, including 20 refineries. Three plants polluted quarterly, fined $391,000. TX regulator imposed $5.7 million in penalties, deemed inadequate.
Odessa physical therapist Ken Utzinger works with geriatric patients at Sagebrush Physical Therapy to rebuild confidence after surgery or health problems. He emphasizes balance over strenuous machines, teaching sit to stand, single leg balance and ball kicking to prevent falls. Ernestine Russell notes her balance improving and greater self assurance after about two weeks of treatment.
NATO plans a tougher air campaign until Yugoslavia fully implements the Kosovo peace plan. British General Jackson says talks aimed to implement the accord broke down, risking the entire agreement. The plan requires Yugoslav withdrawal from Kosovo and deployment of international peacekeepers to protect refugees.
In a reflective interview with the AP, OJ Simpson says he aims for a simple life following the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman killings and subsequent civil judgments. He discusses media focus, his pension, and his two children while noting a girlfriend but avoiding personal details.
At Alameda East Veterinary Hospital in Denver a dog named Digger is rushed into the 24 hour ER after a car strikes him. A camera crew from Rocket Pictures films the dramatic intake for Animal Planet show Emergency Vets, with staff and a good Samaritan providing care while the owner is sought.
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