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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1999

Page

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Ex POW Outreach Ties Veterans, VA Center

West Texas chapters of the American Ex-Prisoner of War Association and the VA Medical Center in Big Spring back outreach for former POWs detailing available programs and support. Census finds Midwest women lead centenarians with life expectancy near 100. Estrogen substitute lowers breast cancer risk in postmenopausal women amid brittleness risk. US Korea pledge to peaceful policy follows deadly high seas clash. one NK patrol boat sunk, five damaged, about 30 NK sailors killed.

West Texas The American Ex-Prisoner of War Association Big Spring South Korea North Korea

Louisiana moves to make respect a school law

Louisiana lawmakers near passing Gov. Foster’s bill requiring students to address teachers by title or as maam sir miss ms or mrs It could be the nation’s first such law The Senate approved 84 to 5 and the House 89 to 19 with a final vote possible before Monday night The bill lets local boards decide punishments with expulsions or suspensions not allowed Some teachers doubt it will solve problems while others see value in raising awareness of respect

Baton Rouge Louisiana Mike Foster Columbine High Jeanne Allen Center For Education Reform Washington Senate Donald Cravins Mark Teal Sulphur Jean Kennedy New Orleans

Graves spared murder conviction in Stanton case

An Ector County jury convicted Cynthia Jolynn Graves of a state jail felony negli gent injury to a child after nine hours of deliberation on the Bradon Graves death The verdict leaves unresolved who killed the boy as prosecutors and defense weigh a probation length for Graves while Carlos Cain Hinojos already serves a 10 year sentence for failing to seek timely medical attention.

Bradon Graves Ector County Cynthia Jolynn Graves Graves Tom Morgan Morgan Jeff Hinkley Carlos Cain Hinojos Stanton Bradon John Carol Maldonado Metro Larry

TAAS Scores Rise in Odessa as District Sees Mixed Impacts

Odessa officials report TAAS scores improving overall, yet statewide accountability may drop 3 to 5 percent with special education students now included. ECISD cites ARD committee placement and typical 2 to 3 percent exemption, while affect on exemplary campuses could shift to recognized status.

TAAS Odessa Ector County Independent Sue Ferguson ECISD In Education Agency Ferguson

Burial plot price doubles at Ector County Cemetery

Ector County Commissioners Court approved a mid-year across-the-board rise in funeral costs at the county cemetery. Burial plots doubled to 350 from 175, a first increase in 16 years. Officials argued the rise reflects rising operating costs and indigent funeral obligations while noting local rivals still charge well over 1,000 per plot.

Ector County Ector County Commissioners Court Ector County Public Works Department Precinct Greg Simmons Tom Todd Todd Sunset Memorial Odessa Resthaven Midland Simmons

Feverish pope cancels events in Krakow

Pope John Paul II, 79, cancels planned appearances in Krakow due to fever and flu symptoms while a crowd of about one million waits in rain. Vatican spokesman says fever eased but attendance for remaining trip events uncertain. The pope later appeared at a window to bless worshippers and thank them before nightfall.

Kracow Poland John Paul II Krakow Vatican Joaquin Navarro-Valls Navarro-Valls Mary

Louisiana GOP chief fires staff and changes locks

Louisiana Republican Party chairman Mike Francis fired two top officials and changed the locks at headquarters prompting the party executive committee to strip him of check writing powers. The move underscores a years long rift between traditional GOP members and the Christian Coalition wing. Committee members said the action amounted to a no confidence vote, while Francis argued only he can convene the committee.

Baton Rouge, la Louisiana Republican Party Conservative Christian Coalition Wing Mike Francis Francis Dianne Christopher

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