Turkey to reform security courts over Ocalan trial
A Turkish parliamentary committee voted to dismiss military judges from security courts amid pressure from human rights groups. Justice Minister Turk said a full parliamentary vote would move quickly, potentially affecting the treason trial of Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan, who faces a death sentence in a panel that includes an army colonel. If reformed, a civilian substitute would replace the officer on the panel.
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Candidates vie for spot vacated by Netanyahu
In Jerusalem a clash over Likud leadership emerged as Netanyahu vacated the prime minister post after an electoral defeat. A hard line ally of Netanyahu, a moderate finance minister, and Jerusalem’s mayor debated primaries timing as the party seeks a path forward after losing nearly half its strength in the May elections. Netanyahu resigned as Likud head and later from parliament.
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Mexican governor quits to run for PRI presidential nomination
Roberto Madrazo Pintado, Tabasco governor, resigns to seek the PRI’s presidential nomination for the July 2000 election. Front runner Francisco Labastida held sway with the president’s backing. PRI rules require leaving public office by Tuesday. Madrazo likely won’t finish his six-year term.
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China moves thousands from Yellow River area
China relocates 150000 residents from flood zones along the Yellow River as summer rains threaten floods. The move, part of a relocation program started in 1996 in Shandong, targets higher ground with 20000 more to relocate by June. The Yellow River, usually flood free for 16 years, is forecast to see heavy rains this summer.
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Lopez Walks Fifth Avenue At Puerto Rican Day Parade
Jennifer Lopez drew crowds in New York while walking the Fifth Avenue route during the Puerto Rican Day Parade. She later rode a convertible with police nearby, then returned to the parade with fans cheering as photographers stayed back.
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Bush Faces 1996 GOP Rift Over Abortion and Tests of Faith
The article surveys Bush balancing social conservative demand for a hard anti abortion stance with a moderate establishment wing. Rival critics call his stance waffling while Bush defends constitutional interpretation and vows no litmus tests for judges. He pledges tax cuts, opposes quotas, and seeks Kosovo withdrawal dates.
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Courts loosens casino ad bans across states
Casino association and legal experts say the ruling lets casinos advertise gambling even where banned. The decision questions broad bans, noting consumers should judge speech value. It cites broad language, allowing ads for private and tribal gambling in many states while warning about risks in non-legal areas. Ten states host private casinos with Michigan joining soon. at least 22 states permit tribal casinos.
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Kosovo Balkans Peace, NATO Unity, and Russian Roles
Analysts warn a divided Kosovo could complicate Clinton era aims for Balkan peace while NATO seeks unity of command over troops. Russians push to avoid becoming a mere adjunct to NATO, fearing a de facto Serb enclave. Brzezinski calls for decisive pressure to prevent de facto partition.
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Intel SIP tax break sparks growth worry in Washington County
Washington County officials and residents debate the Strategic Investment Program tied to Intel at Hillsboro as the company plans a 12.5 billion retooling. Critics warn against higher costs for taxpayers while supporters say SIP preserves jobs, with concerns over traffic and infrastructure from rapid growth.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Report for Cash 5 and Pick 3
Winning Cash 5 numbers 27 3 31 13 2 were drawn on Monday June 14 along with Pick 3 6 0 3. Infoline lists Lotto Texas, Pick 3, and Cash 5 numbers and offers an information line at 580-4636 with extension 6600 for up-to-date results.
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Research mixed on drink pace and music influence
A collection of quirky observations links tavern music tempo to drinking, notes shifts in female traffic fatalities, and questions the morality of embryo implants. It also touches on piracy rising at sea, U.S. pistol ownership, glacier data, methane in historic air, and a casual contact card for L. M. Boyd.
Odessa American masthead and postal notes
The text presents the Odessa American newspaper masthead and mailing information. It lists publication details, address for circulation, and postmaster mailing instructions. No news content is provided in the fragment.
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E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Odessa American Classified Ad Procedures and Contact Info
Readers guide and contact numbers for circulation, delivery, and out-of-town customers. Notices include ad acceptance rights and liability limits. Customer service hours listed. copyright notice prohibits reproduction without permission.
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