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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1993

Page

3

Evidence links rodent virus to mystery illness in the West

Health officials report 18 confirmed cases of a deadly illness, 11 deaths, and antibodies to Hantavirus in four patients. CDC expert confirms fourth case with antibodies, while two other cases show no virus and another is inconclusive. State epidemiologist Sewell says confidence grows that Hanta virus caused the outbreak, many victims being Navajo Indians.

Albuquerque N.M Joseph McDade National Centers For Disease Control and Prevention McDade C. Mack Sewell

Clinton outlines energy tax plan amid negotiation push

Clinton signaled flexibility on the energy tax during a photo session, urging broad negotiations to cut the deficit by $500 billion over five years. He delegated powers to Bentsen and Panetta, while Sen. Boren urged about $50 billion in spending cuts and an overhaul of the energy tax to ease exporters' costs. The plan faces fierce debate as analysts warn consumers would bear higher bills and Medicare restraints face resistance from AARP.

Clinton Bentsen Leon Panetta David Boren D-Okla Finance Committee Mitchell Boren U.S Max Baucus D-Mont Baucus Japan Germany Britain NBC Moynihan American Association of Retired Persons AARP John Rother Rother

Penalties for Indian grave robbing stay unchanged

In Austin the legislature did not pass a bill to raise penalties for grave robbers looting marked or unmarked Native American burial sites. The failure blocks tougher charges, and repatriation of remains and sacred objects remains debated by tribes and authorities. Local activists warn looters earn up to 100000 yearly selling skulls and pots from Caddo graves.

Austin Austin Americantatesman Shiloh Perkins American Indian Resource and Education Coalition Eere East Texas St Texas Diana Ramos The Education Coalition

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