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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2000
Page
8
Detroit faces a municipal power outage that left 4,500 buildings and 87,000 street lights dark, as crews labored 16 hours daily to restore service. Officials criticized oversight, with talks of upgrading the 50 year old line and potential costs around 160 million dollars.
Charleston AP report: David Schwacke, the first openly gay Republican solicitor in the South, loses reelection to Ralph Hoisington by 255 votes prompting an automatic recount. Schwacke faced anti gay backlash amid personal life disclosures, while Hoisington campaigned on family values.
The AMA House of Delegates backed a softened measure to ensure access to reproductive services during mergers while safeguarding physicians from actions conflicting with moral principles. The California delegation revised the proposal after Catholic concerns, and the Catholic Health Association hailed the vote as a victory for coordinated care.
Marine Corps investigators faulted crew error in a December 4 helicopter crash off San Diego that killed seven Marines. Lt. Col. Carol McBride cited the helicopter coming in too low and too fast as the primary cause according to the inquiry results announced at Camp Pendleton.
New York AP reports Survivor continues growing with 23.2 million viewers for the latest installment, CBS expands to Survivor 2 set in the Australian outback filming in October and November for a January debut. Casting emphasis on relatable contestants cited by CBS President Leslie Moonves. Stacey Stillman eliminated amid heavy rain as the season unfolds.
Forbes 14th annual ranking places Bill Gates at 60 billion, still the wealthiest man while his margin over rivals shrinks. Oracle founder Larry Ellison second with 47 billion, Warren Buffett down to fourth at 28 billion, and a five-member top 10 under 47.
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