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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1998

Page

9

Government buyout forces many to leave Trinity River banks

Liberty County residents along the Trinity and San Jacinto rivers accepted a 2.2 million buyout after the 1994 floods. Charles and Marie Follis moved from their stilts home in Dayton Lakes to a location six miles from the river. The program, backed by FEMA and the Texas housing agency, aims to reduce flood risk in 16 riverfront communities, though only a fraction of affected homes were included.

Liberty Charles Marie Follis Trinity River Texas Follises Liberty County Trinity San Jacinto Houston Dayton Lakes Follis Riverside Dallas-Fort Worth Trinity Bay FEMA Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Dempsie Henley

UT researchers pursue gene therapy for breast cancer risks

Two University of Texas microbiology professors Dudley and Payne seek a cancer treatment using a mouse mammary tumor retrovirus and a Shigella bacterium to deliver healthy genes into mammary glands. They hold a 170000 grant and aim to test in mice before NIH-funded trials in women.

Dudley Austin American- Statesman Payne UT Microbiology Department National Institutes of Health

Mercury contamination found in Pantex reassembly units

At Amarillo’s Pantex plant officials and weapons designers investigate possible mercury contamination in rebuild units returning for maintenance. A technician found mercury in a leak detection system inlet on January 29. government reports cite 37 potentially affected weapons, with authorities noting the count could shrink.

Pantex Tom Walton Amarillo-area Mason & Hanger Corp

Death notices from Fort Stockton and Odessa 1998

Fort Stockton and Odessa obituaries report Severo Escajeda 69 retired Firestone supervisor died March 20 1998 with services and burial planned in Fort Stockton. Survived by wife Domingo and children. Other Odessa obituaries include Ethel Ward Haner Russell 97 former English teacher died March 21 1998 with services at Hubbard Kelly. Jettie Mae Salmon 85 co founder of G Q Salmon Son died March 22 1998 with Sunset Memorial Gardens service. William Israel 66 died March 22 1998. Waldine Powell Lane 87. T A Taylor 55. Services and arrangements by local funeral homes.

Fort Stockton Severo Cookie"’ Escajeda Firestone Test Track Pecos County Memorial Hospital Odessa Ethel Edwina Ward Haner Russell Medical Center Hospital Hubbard-Kelly Chapel Resthaven Cem Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Scurry County University of Texas First Baptist Church Jettie Mae Salmon G.Q. Salmon & Son Derrings Nursing Home Sunset Memorial Gardens Ernest Easley John S. Rosco Frank W. Wilson Olney Guy Q. Salmon The Hospital Auxiliary Eastern Star Tommy Salmon Sr J.C. Akers Mendon William Israel Veterans Administration Hospital Big Spring Waldine Powell Lane TA. Taylor T.A. Taylor

Trial set in sex abuse case against suspended priest Kos

In Dallas a criminal trial for Rudy Kos a suspended Catholic priest accused of sexually molesting boys is scheduled this week. Kos faces multiple counts including aggravated sexual assault and indecency with a child. A parallel civil trial last summer produced a record $119.6 million verdict against Kos and the Diocese of Dallas.

Dallas Rudolph Kos Kos U.S Rudy Kos Janice L. Warder Ennis Irving Norman Kinne Brad Lollar Lollar

Tourists jailed in Mexico over gun law breaches

U S consular officials say many Americans held in Mexican border states on firearms charges are innocent tourists. Darrell Dowden, a Carrollton landscaper, faced a lengthy jail term and fines for possessing an unloaded shotgun. his case ended with a two year sentence and a $640 fine after charges shifted to possession.

Fort Worth Texas Eesti U.S U.s.-Mexico Darrell Dowden Carrollton Dallas Dowden Mexico Janice Dowden Ross Perot Washington Mark Leoni Matamoros Leoni Burleson

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers J. Andrew Rice Rice Walton St. Agnes Catholic Church Jim Chaumont East Hill Cemetery Domingo Escajeda Orlando Escajeda Jimmy Escajeda Escajeda van Horn Ernest Lynch & Associates Paula Ee Associat E. 42Nd Chante TC Lynch Clu Weigh of Life Clinic N. Grandview, Odessa Baristre Medici
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