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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1996
Page
2
In Bonn Germany parliament ends four decade limits on retail hours allowing stores to stay open until 8 p m on weekdays 4 p m Saturdays and bakeries to sell bread on Sundays though unions oppose the move saying it harms families and could hurt small shops the change takes effect November 1.
Anti-terrorist police raided a farmhouse near Clonasiee to disrupt an Irish Republican Army arms making operation. Officers seized timing devices rockets components and explosives while questioning six people, including three under arrest. Prime Minister Bruton confirmed the raid while speaking from Florence.
Dozens detained in Naples area in a kickback scandal tied to maintenance contracts worth about 130 million dollars awarded by the state railways from 1985 to 1989. Investigators say officials favored certain businesses and linked figures tied to the Neapolitan crime syndicate won contracts.
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia's Far East early Saturday. The quake centered in the Pacific Ocean about 90 miles southeast of Petropavlovsk Kamchatsky, with aftershocks by 2 to 4 magnitudes reported in Petropavlovsk and Severokurilsk. No injuries or major damage were reported.
Texans United for Life leader Bil Price warned Hutchison’s defeat would signal anti abortion platforms won’t be tampered with at the convention. Delegates split on the issue with Dole supporters urging unity while some backed voting against Hutchison. Governor Bush urged inclusion noting Hutchison as a capable senator and potential national delegate.
Bridesmaids dread wearing outfits they hate as the bride insists on photos and tradition. Some hope dresses can be reused or recycled but many outfits end up in closets, unused after the wedding. Suggestions include altering dresses, selling as a group, or repurposing into curtains or keepsakes.
Wynonna Judd solo star welcomed a baby girl named Pauline Grace with husband Arch B Kelley III. The couple also has a son. Pauline weighed 9 pounds 4 ounces at birth. The family previously performed as The Judds and charted songs like Tell Me Why.
Dianna D'Aiello, wife of Green, testifies on memory loss after beating, coma, and mis identification that led to a prison sentence. She worries she may have sent the wrong man to prison and recounts years of fear, guilt and inability to work due to injuries and mental strain.
Infoline provides current Pick 3 and Cash 5 numbers. Call 580-4636 and enter 6600 for results. TLC regional office in Odessa at 4682 E University Blvd with phone 915 368 5243.
A Tyler ticket matched all six numbers 10 17 19 21 25 29 to win the $12 million Lotto Texas jackpot. Saturday’s estimated prize is about $4 million. Officials reported 188 tickets had five of six and 9,241 had four of six, with respective prizes of 1125 and 82. A total of 163,787 tickets produced three of six numbers, worth 3 dollars each.
Weather service official Greg Murdoch in Midland says the region's lingering heat weakens and temperatures will fall over the next days. Rain remains unlikely this weekend. Wear light clothing, a hat, and sunscreen outdoors, with extra breaks and fluids.
Morales and ally Tobar tout a new voter registration effort aimed at mobilizing Hispanics. Weiner notes the drive could bring fresh leadership and ideas to the Democratic Party as Latinos, a strong Democratic bloc, shift toward supporting Morales. Rossi calls turnout crucial amid debates on affirmative action, English-only aims, and immigration.
Odessa American daily publication guide and contact details for advertising production limits. Includes office address 222 E Fourth St Odessa TX 79761 and P.O. Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760-2952. Lists main phone lines 915-337-4661 and 333-7777 333-7619. Public notice: rights reserved to reject ads and no responsibility for factual representations.
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