Odessa Jail Reports Highlight Probation Violations and Drug Charges
A 19 year old Odessa man George Luis Guzman remained jailed on probation violation and cocaine possession charges. Two Odessa residents faced drug charges with bonds set at 10 000 and 5 000 for cocaine and marijuana. Four pounds of marijuana and eight cocaine rocks were seized at 7411 Florida. A gunpoint assault left three Odessans uninjured after a pistol threat at a residence on East Monahans Street. A 20 year old man is in stable condition after a bar incident involving three attackers with a blunt object. Three suspects are named in the felonious aggravated assault case.
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Odessa
Ector County
George Luis Guzman
S. Grant Ave
Guzman
Tian
South Odessa
Justice of the Peace
R.G. Hungerford
Gail Marlene Lucas
Florida
Hungerford
Sheriff's
Jimmy Duane Jeter
E. Eighth St
Jeter
Lightning Ignites Oil Tanks on Meteor Crater Road
An oil tank near Meteor Crater Road exploded after a lightning strike on Wednesday. The blast set two Oxy USA tanks ablaze but caused no injuries. West Odessa Volunteer Fire Department crews arrived around 3 p.m. and extinguished the fire in about an hour.
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Meteor Crater
West Odessa
Lightning Sets Big Spring House Ablaze Early Wednesday
A Big Spring house owned by James Massingill was struck by lightning at about 6 a.m. and destroyed, with an estimated value of 120000 dollars. No injuries were reported as firefighters from the Big Spring Fire Department responded to the blaze.
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Big Spring
James Massingill
Debate over Chinese refugees nears heat on U.S. jobs
New York AP report notes immigrants can add to labor and tax base yet layoffs and higher taxes fuel hostility. The Golden Venture incident highlights border policy flaws and calls for a moratorium on permanent-entry applications. Legal immigrants rose from 600,000 in 1987 to 2 million in 1991, then about 1 million in 1992.
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New York
U.S
New York City
Daniel A. Stein
Federation For American Immigration Reform
Stein
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Multiple Unauthorized Vehicle Thefts Reported Across City
Police logged several unauthorized vehicle use cases in a span from Monday evening to Tuesday morning. Notable losses include a 1991 Chevy Suburban valued at 1400 block of F Seg, a 1980 Gan Yan Suburban worth 14,000 on East 17th Street, a 1980 Ford Thunderbird valued at 1,200 from Bell Drive, and a 1984 Datsun pickup valued at 25,000 on N Yuma Street. Also reported was burglary of habitation with gold and diamonds worth 7,514 on Lakeside Drive, along with stashed gun and equipment items taken from Alturus Drive. Investigations by Cpls G Haenelt, J Medrano, S Bertoza, and Lt J Perkins are noted.
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Tom Norman Passmore Jr
Cpl
G. Haenelt
Lymn Gladden
Gan Yan
East 17Th Street
G. Barriga
Johnny R. Williams
Bell Drive
J Medrano
William Ee Ee Ee
Coronado ‘Avenue
Joan Yancey
Wayne Scott
Uwee Gold
Dia
Lakeside Drive
Cpl. S. Bertoza
Ector
Neces Ae Seibat Apiaelen
Aes
Aoe
Taeets Glock
Deps
D. Cook
J. Gresham
J. Perkins
Paula Device
Riordan Vows Unity as New Los Angeles Mayor
Richard Riordan pledges to reach out to all groups in Los Angeles after winning as the first Republican mayor in decades. The venture capitalist, 63, defeats Michael Woo 54 to 46 percent, signaling a shift from Tom Bradley’s era while analysts expect his administration to resemble Bradley’s in broad inclusivity.
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Los Angeles
Richard Riordan
Michael Woo
Tom Ey Ves
Riordan
Woo
Tom Bradley
Sherri Bebitch Jeffe
Claremont Graduate School
Bradley
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