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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1999

Page

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Music teacher Ronald Bennett to Carnegie Hall

Ronald Bennett, ECISD music teacher, advanced to the Midland Odessa Symphony and Carnegie Hall in a long career in music and teaching. An unveiling ceremony Friday marked a 21 shot tribute and soil from Ireland sprinkled on new tombstones for three Union soldiers identified about 135 years after their deaths.

Midland-Odessa Symphony Carnegie Hall Ronald Bennett Ireland

Reveille V Euthanized At Texas A M Over Arthritis

Texas A M officials say Reveille V the 14 year old mascot and direct descendant of a champion collie was euthanized due to severe arthritis and rear leg paralysis. Reveille V won the mascot role in 1964 after beating out more than 2000 puppies. Reveille VI succeeded her in 1993.

College Station Texas A&m Reveille V Claudia Reveille VI

Jobs Wanted ad promotion for Odessa oil slowdown workers

The Odessa American highlights free Jobs Wanted classified ads on page 40 offering opportunities to workers displaced by the oil slowdown. Information is available via the classified ad department at 333-7777 or the website WWW.Da0a.com. promotion ends June 30.

Waterspout Spotted During Gulfport Sail Race

Hundreds of spectators lined U S Highway 90 near the Small Craft Harbor in Gulfport Mississippi to watch a waterspout pass near boats in the Gulfport to Pensacola sailing race. The waterspout is a whirlwinds over water creating a spinning column of spray and mist.

Gulfport Miss Pensacola

Clinton floats Medicare drug coverage idea

Clinton announced plans to test a new Medicare drug benefit offering to all 39 million elderly and disabled beneficiaries. The proposal would cover roughly half the cost of prescriptions up to possibly 3000 to 5000 dollars per year, with higher premiums. Clinton said the plan aims to help retirees without breaking the bank and could save costs long term by reducing hospital and nursing home use. Details were not final and execution would be disclosed next Tuesday.

Washington Clinton White House Joe Lockhart Administration

Exotic game ranch near Odessa runs unique hunt outfit

Jim and Camilla Blain operate the K Bar Ranch and Hunting Lodge on a 45 000 acre spread south of Odessa hosting 100 to 200 exotic animals from Europe Africa and Asia in a 700 acre enclosure. The Blains entering their seventh season as commercial hunting outfitters say hunters are sent worldwide amid drought shortages.

San Diego Zoo Fort Worth Zoo K-Bar Odessa Europe Africa Asia Jim Camilla Blain Trouble Blain

Next election may determine future of Supreme Court

The 1998-99 Supreme Court term intensified a 5-4 split favoring states’ rights at the federal level. Center judges O Connor Kennedy joined Rehnquist Scalia Thomas to erode federal power, while liberal justices Stevens Souter Ginsburg Breyer dissented. The pattern mirrors years of division in prior terms.

Washington Supreme Court Sandra Day O'Connor Anthony M. Kennedy William H. Rehnquist Antonin Scalia Clarence Thomas John Paul Stevens David H. Souter Ruth Bader Ginsburg Stephen G. Breyer

Presbyterians reject non celibate gay ordination

In Fort Worth AP, the Presbyterian Church (U S A) delegates voted 389 to 198 not to send the issue to regional bodies, effectively shelving the move to allow non celibate gays and lesbians to be ordained. A two year pause was proposed.

Fort Worth The Presbyterian Church U.S.A Assembly Bate Church Orders and Ministry Committee

Jury convicts husband of sleepwalking murder in Phoenix

In Phoenix a jury convicts Scott Falater, 43, of murder for stabbing his wife Yarmila 44 times and holding her underwater in a pool while claiming sleepwalking. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. the judge will set punishment after hearings. Relatives avoided the trial. jurors reject sleepwalking defense and note time constraints.

Phoenix Scott Falater Falater John Merrill Mesa Yarmila Martinez Maricopa County

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