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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1993

Page

2

Clinton considers Babbitt as possible Supreme Court pick

Clinton weighs Bruce Babbitt as a potential nominee while weighing other candidates such as Merritt Breyer and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The article notes Babbitt’s status as front runner with concerns about bench experience and his background in Arizona politics.

Dee Te House Dee Babbitt Kcials Breyer Clinton White House Merritt Washington Abert Fee Memorial George McGovern Ruth Bader Ginsburg Stephanie Seymour Tulsa Okla Byron White Jon O. Newman Connecticut Jose Cabranes Senate Judiciary Committee Sandra Day O'Connor David H. Souter Anthony Kennedy O'Connor Supreme Court Rehnquist Justice Department Harvard Law School

Babbitt environmental backers fear loss to Supreme Court

Washington AP reports Bruce Babbitt faces potential Supreme Court nomination prompting dismay among his environmental supporters. Figures like Fred Krupp of the Environmental Defense Fund and Dale Pontius of American Rivers warn the nation could lose a strong Interior secretary if he moves to the court.

Washington Bruce Babbitt Supreme Court Interior Babbitt Fred Krupp Environmental Defense Fund Krupp Northwest Dale Pontius American Rivers Karin Sheldon The Wilderness Society Department of Interior

County, City debate jail crowding after hunger strike

County and city officials weigh options following a 31 hour Memorial Day protest by 24 prisoners demanding better jail conditions. Sheriff Brookshire acknowledges valid complaints but says some demands require Commissioners Court action. County to lease city jail beds and partner with Medical Center Hospital to wash blankets. shortages of supplies and cleaning materials cited.

Jordan McGuire Ector County Bob Brookshire Commissioners Court Brookshire Medical Center Hospital

Private jail project eyed for Permian Basin

County Judge Jim Jordan notes if interest is strong, a site will be selected and financing arranged with construction possible within four months and completion by fall 1994. If interest fades, predevelopment costs fall to the contractor. The plan envisions Corplan managing finance build and operation with counties like Ector and Midland paying 28.30 per day per prisoner and owning the jail after 20 years.

Jim Jordan Permian Basin Parkey Ector County

Supreme Court splits on graduation prayer and school access

The high court limited clergy led graduation prayers while allowing student led expressions. In a New York case Justice White held schools may bar faith groups from facilities but must avoid blanket religious discrimination. Separately the court addressed banking, searches, and a Pennsylvania child pornography appeal.

Sekulowsa Stephen Shapiro American Civil Liberties Union High Court Sekulow ACLU Shapiro Supreme Court Rhode Island Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Clear Creek Independent Houston American Center For Law and Justice Sth Circuit Court New York Byron R. White White Suffolk County Center Moriches John Steild Lamb’s Peel Oregon Congress Minnesota Pennsylvania

Lawsuits mark two year anniversary of Fort Worth murder

Fort Worth attorneys mark the second anniversary of the Donald Thomas killing with new lawsuits alleging factors behind the racially motivated slaying. Plaintiffs include Stephen Sloan and family members, naming three teenagers once convicted, their parents, a record company, and a gas station employee for alleged assault, emotional distress, civil responsibility, and illegal beer sales to minors. The teens faced prior convictions with the triggerman Trey Roberts serving 40 years, Joshua Hendry 15 years, and Christopher Brosky 10 years probation after testifying.

Fort Worth Robbie Edmonds Donald Thomas Stephen Sloan Sloan Thomas Steve Sloan Edmonds William George Trey’’ Roberts III Joshua Hendry Christopher Brosky Brosky

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