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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1996
Page
1
Odessa resident Laura Miller recalls choosing bridesmaids dresses she thought were cute, only to find them itchy and unflattering. Jo Williams, owner of a bridal shop, notes bridesmaids often react with shock and whispered judgments upon first seeing their gowns.
In Little Rock a defense lawyer floated calling Hillary Rodham Clinton as a witness in the second Whitewater trial but later indicated he would not seek her testimony unless prosecutors argued the loans were illegal. Prosecutors did not allege the $180,000 personal bank loans tied to Clinton’s 1990 governor campaign were illegal.
Dianna D Aiello recalls the attack that left her brain damaged and deaf in one ear as police declare Kevin Lee Green innocent after new forensic work links a serial killer to five Orange County deaths. The 36 year old says she is torn between trust and memory while pieces fall into place.
Odessa residents seek cooling as Truckee a local source jokes leave town and come to Truckee for relief. Brenda LeBlanc notes not staying cool is common with summer heat while Host Ice Company reports demand up 40 percent. Forecasters say Permian Basin heat should ease with today’s high near 100 after Friday’s hotter reading.
A nonpartisan effort to register hundreds of thousands more Hispanic voters in Texas is boosted by Democratic Senate nominee Victor Morales. The drive, backed by National Association of Hispanic Publications Univision and Philip Morris, aims to register 1 million nationwide with 300,000 to 400,000 in Texas. Organizers say Morales’s candidacy will energize turnout, though the effort remains nonpartisan.
San Antonio AP reports Sen Kay Bailey Hutchison fights a bid to deny her a GOP National Convention delegate slot over her support for limited abortion rights. She calls the move a kamikaze mission by a small, non mainstream group while acknowledging broad grassroots support as she attends the state party convention.
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