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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1995

Page

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SPARC faces scrutiny over checks after aid agency shift

Clients at the West Texas Aids Consortium questioned SPARC's handling of funds after the state ended its contract with Permian Basin AIDS Coalition. The Odessa American cited blank checks, unpaid withholding taxes, and $200 000 in questioned expenditures from PBAC's 1994 records. Chris Lumpkin and Walter Coppinger raised concerns about rent money from a SPARC group home.

Internal Revenue Service The West Texas Aids Consortium SPARC Chris Lumpkin Walter Coppinger Vaden House

Texas Tomorrow Fund to prepay college tuition

The Legislature approved the Texas Tomorrow Fund to let parents buy prepaid tuition contracts based on current rates. The plan, administered by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, requires at least four years of payments and uses earnings to cover college costs. private Texas schools and out of state arrangements are handled differently.

Texas Tomorrow Sue Blair Odessa College John Sharp Texas Performance Review Texas Blair Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board IRS

John Doe 2 Cleared In Oklahoma City Bombing Case

After a nationwide manhunt federal officials say John Doe No 2 was not involved in the bombing. The FBI continues to probe whether a second man helped rent the truck used in the attack. Army Pvt. Todd Bunting of Fort Riley, Kansas, has been identified as a man who resembles the sketches but was deemed not connected to the bombing.

Washington Oklahoma City Justice Department FBI Army Pvt Todd Bunting Fort Riley Kan John Doe Elliott Junction City Murrah Department Florence, D.C Morning News Bunting Denise Florence Ryder Rental Office McVeigh Stephen Jones Timothy McVeigh Doe No. 2 John Doe No. 2 John Doe No. 1 Jones

Muralist Debbie Blakley Paints East Eighth Street Commission

Debbie Blakley a professional muralist commissioned by Taco Villa works on a large mural behind Taco Villa on East Eighth Street. She has been painting since April 16 and hopes to finish in about two weeks. Blakley earns her living painting murals in local houses and businesses and is booked through February.

Debbie Blakley Taco Villa East Eighth Street Blakley

Father Fights Punishment Over Out of School Tutoring

In Pittsburgh, Charles Hayden faces charges for tutoring his 13-year-old son out of study hall after school, claiming 110 hours of home guidance raised his son Chris to an 85.8 percent average. School officials say tutoring during school hours violated policy. Hayden argues no parent should be jailed for helping a child. If convicted June 28, he could pay about 22 dollars in fines plus costs.

Pittsburgh Charles Hayden Chris Hayden Hempfield C. Richard Nichols Harrold Middle School

Mall guards tied to beating of four boys in Dallas

Four young suspects who confessed to stealing cash and a register were forced to strip and run a gauntlet of about 50 Nation of Islam members who beat them with canes and belts. Police say four mall security guards, all members of the group, were later arrested on kidnapping charges after the four hour ordeal. The youths, aged 16, 13, 12 and 13, were treated on scene for bruises and welts and released to their parents without charges.

Dallas Nation of Islam Gantler Derick Hopkins

Estrogen therapy linked to higher breast cancer risk

Boston AP reports that women using estrogen for several years after menopause face nearly a fifty percent rise in breast cancer risk. The study updates earlier findings and notes doctors increasingly prescribe long term or lifelong hormones for heart and fracture protection, despite safety concerns.

Boston

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Permian Basin Aids Coalition South Plains PBAC Odessa American By Sarah Westbrook John Doe No Darwin Weigel Lee Chris Hayden Hemphield Township O.A Ken Brodnax Classified
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