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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2004
Page
9
Patsy Boucher, 58, living in a two room house on half an acre, kept 121 dogs, eight birds, a cat and several pigs and guinea pigs. A justice of the peace ordered her to surrender the animals to an animal rights group due to welfare concerns.
Rio Grande Valley shrimp farms in Harlingen and nearby areas were quarantined by Texas Parks and Wildlife officials to prevent Taura Syndrome from entering the Gulf of Mexico. The virus, while not a threat to people, is lethal to shrimp and threatens the nation’s vast Texas farm shrimp industry.
In Tarifa Spain two men attempted to steal a cell phone from a table near Jenna Bush who was vacationing with friends. U S Embassy official John Law said bodyguards rushed to intervene during the incident last Thursday and no one was seriously harmed.
State District Judge Lisa Ann Millard ruled that James Howard Murphy now Linda Gail Carter was biologically male and a man when he married Constance Gonzales, granting a divorce and rejecting the notion of a same sex marriage recognition.
An attorney for ex Klansman Bobby Frank Cherry argued to the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals that his client was unfairly convicted in the 1963 Birmingham Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing because key defense witnesses died long before his 2002 trial.
Investigations continue after two collisions on westbound Interstate 30 near Sulphur Springs left eight dead. The accidents struck families from Sulphur Springs to Grapevine, with DPS reconstructors collecting data and noting a chain of fatal events involving a Blaze, an infrared mask hero and a fatal rear-end by an 18 wheeler.
Texas officials launched WorkInTexas.com to help employers post openings and Texans find work. Since May 24 more than 27,000 jobs posted and 46,000 Texans registered with 3,800 people hired. The site offers English and Spanish access and free postings for Texas companies, with help at 270 workforce centers.
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