18 Jun 2000
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2000
Page
1
In this feature about Life with Fathers, single dads face the daily challenges of parenting and the unique bonds with their children. The piece highlights resilience, dedication, and the evolving meaning of fatherhood beyond traditional gifts.
Central Point Police Department officer Ken Marksbury is on medical leave amid allegations he forcibly attempted to suck the toes of two women who did not know him. Chief Mike Sweeny said he is receiving treatment as charges are not yet filed. The incidents allegedly occurred while off duty and involved a sandal wearing espresso operator and a bartender. Marksbury, hired just over a year ago, had no prior history of similar behavior according to officials.
The Black Cultural Council of Odessa hosts Gospel Fest at 8 p.m. in Woodson Park to celebrate Juneteenth 2000. Samuel Johnson and the Greater St. John’s Baptist Church choir lead inspirational hymns, sermons, and praise as a gathering of several local churches shares in ministerial and musical leadership.
At the Houston convention center on the final day of the Republican Party of Texas gathering, U.S. Senator Phil Gramm and officials portrayed the GOP as inclusive and pro working Americans while protesters outside argued the party perpetuates racism and class bias. A diverse crowd demonstrated outside the venue, including a transgender protester in a purple dress, as speeches defended the party’s stance on working people.
Medical Center Hospital appoints Bill Webster as chief executive officer and administrator. He highlights integrity as his core value, learned from his father, a hardworking concrete contractor, who shaped his work ethic and trust in leadership. As a child he accompanied his dad on job sites and even learned to drive a tractor.
Walter Smith, a federal judge in Waco presiding over the Branch Davidian survivors wrongful-death suit against the federal government, is described by friends and colleagues as cordial yet quick tempered and fair minded. They note his brightness and legal acumen, with a warning that he expects preparedness and will not tolerate wasted time in court.
Community Juneteenth events at Woodson Park 1020 E Murphy St include a drill team showcase 6 to 730 pm Gospel Fest 8 to 10 pm TM Mega 106 7 broadcasts 1 to 3 pm parade starts at 1d and Grant 7 pm awards 830 pm balloon man 9 to 10 pm and a street dance 930 pm
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