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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2000
Page
1
Christina Applegate discusses portraying a single mother on television and how her childhood influenced her performance. The interview appears in Parade with reference to a new profile.
NASCAR driver Burton, ending a winless run since 1995 after a strong 1999 season, will move from Pontiac to Dodge for 2000, joining teammate Dave Blaney as part of the team switch. President Clinton accuses Republicans of risking fiscal peril with tax cuts that threaten Social Security Medicare and education. Russian tanks and heavy artillery push into a Chechen town, tightening the crackdown on rebels.
Six party candidates for sheriff in Ector County back inmate work crews to clean parks pick up trash paint backstops and light displays. They favor trusty crews with supervision funded by a nonprofit or city programs while ensuring safety and voluntariness.
Odessa and Ector County rank 15th among Texas counties for toxic chemical releases, with public reports showing benzene elevations above safe levels in the 1990s. An electrostatic precipitator at the Big Spring Total FINA refinery began operation to curb particulates, while flaring and other emissions prompted TNRCC and EPA scrutiny.
In Austin AP reports Bush heads toward a Texas primary seen as a likely victory party. Polls show Texans still favor Bush for November, with analyst Bill Miller noting Texas is a core stronghold for the governor.
Dan and Bev Bumgarner live in Meadow Gate outside Montrose with stunning San Juan views. Coyotes howl at night and a neighbor reportedly shot a mountain lion, illustrating wild intrusion into suburbia. The couple recalls an empty outpost five years ago as development reshaped the area.
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