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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1995
Page
2
The Nation Lake Oswego reports Don Ching secretly filmed neighbor Thomas Dickason’s dog relieving itself on a lawn four days in a row. Dickason faces offensive littering and criminal mischief charges for the incident and distribution of the footage to 15 neighbors.
In Bangor, prosecutors say Tonia Kigas deliberately starved Tavielle to death claiming the girl was evil. The 30 year old pleads not guilty by reason of insanity as experts discuss paranoia and abuse of religion in the 1993 killing. Meanwhile in Florida a man, Steven Kirk McRae, 36, killed his two sons by carbon monoxide and attempted suicide, later dying in hospital. the children ages 8 and 11 were found in a Cadillac behind a restaurant.
Indiana Court of Appeals says Delta Tau Delta and its Indianapolis-based national chapter cannot be held liable for Tracey D. Johnsons assault at the IU chapter house. Motz, the assailant who pleaded guilty to sexual battery, remains a defendant in the civil suit. Johnson was a freshman during the October 1990 homecoming party at the fraternity house attended by Motz.
In Los Angeles rumors swirl over Lisa Marie Presley-Jackson possibly expecting Jackson's child. Publicist Lee Solters hedges on denial while ABC's PrimeTime Live tease looms. No comment yet from Priscilla Presley as reports circulate.
A sterilization method using styrene maleic anhydride was injected into 60 married men with children. The procedure blocks sperm fertilization but is potentially reversible with a second shot to flush the chemical out. World Health Organization funding and expert cautions accompany the early trials.
FBI probes two cases as Tara Noble's situation sparks a call for parental oversight in computer use. America Online CompuServe and Prodigy urge monitoring while stressing responsibility lies with parents. Experts push clearer age verification and enhanced blocking. A parent recalls learning to value time with his son over tech.
Odessa American outlines a weekly interactive survey with toll charges for out of town callers. Participants dial the number, select the first question by its code, and enter the four digit response. A deadline is midnight Thursday and results appear in Monday’s paper.
Readers may fax answers to 915 333 7742 without providing a name. If they want to be quoted, they should include their name and a phone number for contact.
Sue Clements of Kilgore repeated her Lotto Texas win using the same six numbers and collected 4.8 million dollars in the Saturday drawing. Texas Lottery officials issued a 244 749 44 dollar check in installments. A second Austin ticket worth 9.6 million remained unclaimed. next drawing jackpot is estimated at 4 million.
Zetner notes no known cause for tax rebate boost as Ector County Hospital District receives 917410 this month about 22 percent higher than June 1994. Auditor’s finding on unpaid sales taxes spurs larger rebates, with district projected to reach about 9 million by year end. Midland rebate rises to 731313.40, up over 16 percent from 1993, due to new business and late filings.
Trueblood, a Pinkerton Elementary PE teacher, shot himself after a Sunday morning attack on his estranged partner Draper. Draper, a 10-year Coppell educator, died from four chest wounds. her 2-year-old son was found unharmed in a high chair. Neighbors described the scene as the young son cried for help. Draper had sought a restraining order amid concerns over Trueblood’s behavior following their breakup.
Odessa American informs readers and advertisers of its policies including submission channels, liability limits, and rights to accept or reject ads. It lists contact options such as the Classified Department and 24 hour fax, and states potential for omissions or publishing errors.
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