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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1999
Page
1
AlliedSignal Inc plans to acquire Honeywell Inc in a move that would fuse two industrial giants into a broader powerhouse. The deal signals a sweeping consolidation in high tech and defense related sectors with potential impact on markets and suppliers.
The West Texas Geology Foundation offers a free three day workshop for 25 fourth and fifth grade teachers. It teaches transport from field to refinery and market with the module Energy A Closer Look at Oil and Gas.
Members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts pause after a long march through downtown Boston as temperatures push to a record 90 degrees. The display underscores endurance and discipline amid extreme heat.
An Odessa man, Carlos Hinojos 22, pleaded guilty to recklessly causing serious bodily injury to a child in the November 1995 death of Bradon Graves. He received 10 years in prison after prosecutors dropped capital murder and related charges. The plea occurred during jury selection in the trial of the boy’s mother, Cynthia Jolynn Graves.
More than 250 dancers meet monthly in the Permian Basin. The Allemanders club, led by Dolores Magee, uses calls such as reverse your shorts and slip the clutch to guide square and round dancing. The colorful attire and lively routines define their gatherings.
AMARILLO AP. Paul Engler, a cattleman, seeks higher court action over links drawn between American beef and mad cow disease. His appeal sits in the US Fifth Circuit, with possible moves to the Supreme Court or a state court. He says the fight remains fueled by a message about beef safety and public trust.
The federal government provides 12.2 million to help oil and gas workers laid off during the slump. U.S. Rep. Henry Bonilla announced the program noting more than 4,200 layoffs and directing about 4 million to 10 counties including Ector Reeves Midland and Ward. The plan aims to assist job searches and retraining.
Texas Gov George W Bush signed a law requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortions. The bill, authored by Sen Florence Shapiro and Rep Dianne White Delisi, becomes effective Sept 1. Abortions may proceed without notification if a judge deems the minor mature to decide.
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