Sculpture garden opens with new look at Ellen Noel Museum
A Southfield, Michigan office complex gunman killed two people and himself, wounding four others, as police investigate the mass shooting. The Ellen Noel Art Museum signals a rule change to move from look but do not touch.
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Permian Basin
Southfield
Mich
FBI probes Worm Explore Zip virus hitting major firms
The FBI began tracking the author of a computer virus named Worm Explore Zip that targets large firms including Compaq Motorola AT&T Boeing and General Electric. The worm arrives as a friendly email with a zipped attachment that, when opened, can erase files and spread via email. First detected in Israel the attack resembles the Melissa outbreak but appears slower to spread.
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FBI
Compaq Computer
Motorola
At&t
Boeing
General Electric
Israel
Microsoft
Western Day at Ruthe B. Cowl Daycare Center
Four year old Ashley Longoria tries to manage a baby chick and a kitten while preschool classmate Valerie Perusquia laughs during Western Day at Ruthe B. Cowl Daycare in Laredo. The animals are from Clip Clop Hippity Hop Ponies and Petting Zoo of Odem.
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Ashley Longoria
Valerie Perusquia
Laredo
Ruthe B. Cowl Daycare Center
Odem
City sales tax revenues down across Permian Basin
The state comptroller reports sharp declines in Permian Basin sales tax receipts with Odessa and Midland posting sizable drops. Odessa June revenue was 660,227.46 dollars, down 133,201.34 from June 1998, while Midland fell 20.9 percent to 771,708 dollars. Odessa's year to date totals lag last year by over 13 percent and the fiscal year spans September to August. City officials cited a weak economy and noted month to month changes, with Midland showing a larger drop. See REVENUES on Page 2A.
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Odessa
Midland
State Comptroller’s Office
Comptroller’s
Odessa Development Corp
Bob McNaughton
McNaughton
Mike McGregor
Tina Jauz
Zentner
Odessa College backs eight year tax abatement for power plant
Odessa College trustees approved a nonbinding resolution endorsing an eight year tax abatement for Odessa Ector Power Partners, planning a 1000 megawatt plant in southeast Odessa. The $300 million project, due July 2001, would employ 46 workers and generate over 650 construction jobs. Partners Panda Energy International and Public Service Energy and Gas expect daily natural gas use of 170 million cubic feet from the Permian Basin.
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Odessa College Board of Trustees
Odessa-Ector Power Partners
Odessa
Panda Energy International
Dallas
Public Service Energy and Gas of
New Jersey
OC Board
James Gilliland
Gilliland
Texas Independent Energy
Permian
Andrews High sharpshooter Shaud Williams seals 4A title win
Andrews High School wins the Class 4A state baseball championship after Shaud Williams scores the winning run in the eighth inning to lift a 4 3 victory over Corpus Christi Calallen at Disch Falk Field in Austin. Rufus Williams proud father watches nearby.
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Rufus Williams
Corpus Christi Calalien
Disch-Falk Field
Austin
Andrews
Russians Enter Kosovo Defy NATO Amid Tense Entry
A Russian convoy breached NATO expectations by entering Pristina as celebratory crowds cheered, prompting Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov to say troops were ordered to leave Kosovo immediately. The White House welcomed the announcement while NATO peacekeepers prepared to flood in from Macedonia.
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Pristina
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
NATO
Russia
Igor Ivanov
Ivanov
CNN
White House
Macedonia
United Nations
U.S
Strobe Talbott
Moscow
Gun bill loaded with controversy may be doomed
Washington Americans concerned about school violence face a test as the House weighs a juvenile justice bill. Republican leaders set Wednesday as the day of judgment on a measure packed with provisions to restrict gun purchases by youths, felons, and deranged individuals, amid post incident scrutiny.
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Washington
Colorado
Georgia
House of Representatives
Rail riding serial killer search widens in Texas
Houston police and hundreds of officers probe trains in and out of Houston for a possible seventh victim linked to Rafael Resendez Ramirez. In Luling, Texas authorities compare the killer description to Ramirez, noting bludgeonings near rail lines and a pattern matching the Rojas case. Investigators say no solid link yet, but evidence from the scene is under analysis as the manhunt continues along a line from San Antonio to Houston.
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Weinar
Houston
Texas
Kentucky
FBI
Rafael Resendez- Ramirez
Puebla
Mexico
Resendez-Ramirez
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