29 Mar 1993
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1993
Page
1
Lawmakers brace for battles over Clinton's budget framework as parties seek changes to higher road spending, energy taxes, and an investment credit. Senate and House approvals set the stage for final budget legislation aimed at a $500 billion deficit reduction over five years, with details to come in later bills.
Odessa sponsor event draws more than 200 archers and families for a two day competition south of Odessa. Priscilla Smith warms up on the sangre field as Josh Stelling observes arrows removed from a target on the 3 D bow course. Stelling shoots with his father John Stelling. Participants vie in 13 divisions for cash and trophies.
In a dramatic day, President Boris Yeltsin and parliament leader Ruslan Khasbulatov claimed victory as Congress failed to oust either. The body rejected a compromise, casting 617 votes to oust Yeltsin and 339 to replace Khasbulatov, amid ongoing power struggle and an April referendum plan.
Tens of thousands of supporters gather outside the Kremlin in Moscow shouting Yeltsin, Down with the Congress. A rally morphs into a showing of support as Yeltsin appears on a platform near St. Basil's Cathedral while lawmakers vote on his removal.
Private correctional firms now own or operate three jails and 15 prisons in Texas with four new 500 bed facilities in the works. Seven companies, including Midland’s Technical Approach to Service Confinement, express interest in a private regional jail serving area counties. Officials say privatization could ease taxpayer burden as inmate populations swell.
After a month the botched assault on Branch Davidian sect near Waco is under sharp scrutiny. David Koresh was last seen at the compound door on February 28 as gunfire erupted killing four agents and wounding 16 others. The siege, marked by fortified defenses and religious zeal, raised questions about the raid’s execution and legal basis.
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