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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2000
Page
1
Raghuprasad M D an allergy and asthma specialist spends weekends painting in his kitchen creating portraits and animals. Dorothy Billingsley an 88 year old pianist celebrates life with a key on her instrument for every year she has lived.
Clover House and Ector County Health offer free confidential HIV testing from 1 30 to 4 30 p m Tuesday at Medical Center Hospital Family Health Clinic 840 W Clements Odessa Call CHAS director Kathy Jennings or Lynn Gorten for details Odessa College diesel tech job fair runs 11 a m to 3 p m Monday at Haley Center 108 E 25th St with about 15 area company reps lunch provided contact Buddy McCutcheon for information
A man dressed as a giant mantis marches up State Street in downtown Santa Barbara during the citys 26th annual Summer Solstice Parade. The event, drawing about 100,000 people, marks the official start of summer.
Texas largest Baptist body BGCT debates severing ties with the Southern Baptist Convention. BGCT leaders cite ideological splits and a 1999 contribution of over 45 million dollars to SBC as signals of divergence. A October meeting could formalize forming a new denomination amid Faith and Message changes.
The Marfa border sector reports a 25 percent increase in drug seizures year over year. In the first half of June, Alpine agents seized over 400 pounds of marijuana while Presidio agents seized nearly 1,500 pounds smuggled across in a motor.
Border Patrol in Brownsville reports a new low in detentions under Operation Rio Grande with only two immigrants detained in a day. Supervisory Agent Orlando Sanchez notes this is the lowest daily count since before 1995, contrasting June 1997 highs of 178 per day.
In Chiapas, 40 villagers from Muktahok flocked to town to pledge their vote for Francisco Labastida of the PRI a week before Mexico's July 2 presidential election. The Zapatista uprising draws attention, but these villagers uphold villagewide consensus supporting the ruling party. Mexicans vote July 2.
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