Demonstration targets UT animal testing practices on campus
More than 100 activists from seven Texas cities protested UT Austin animal research at the Animal Resource Center on campus. The peaceful demonstration cited $290,330 spent on animal studies in FY 1994 95 and questioned taxpayer funding while UT officials defended humane treatment and scientific necessity of animal models.
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Lauren Sullivan
Ut-Austin
Jerry Finey
Fineg
World Laboratory
Ms. Sullivan
Mark Bernstein
Ut-San Antonio
Diplomat Angier Biddle Duke dies in skating accident
Angier Biddle Duke, 79, diplomat and chief of protocol for the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, was struck by a car while inline skating near his Long Island home. He held ambassador posts in El Salvador Denmark Spain and Morocco between 1952 and 1981 and later led the Southampton Center of Long Island University and Friends of the Democratic Center in Central America.
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N.Y
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Long Island
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Denmark
Spain
Morocco
Long Island University
Friends of the Democratic Center
Central America
Nicaragua
New York City
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American Tobacco Co
Cordelia Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
James Buchanan Duke
The
Tobacco Company
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James
Trinity College
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Doris Duke
Los Angeles
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Yale
Priscilla St. George
New York
North Africa
Europe
Democratic Party
A. Stanton Griffis
Argentina
Truman
U.S
Maria
Luisa de Aranal
Margaret Screven White
International Rescue Committee
Metropolitan Club of Washington
Robin Chandler Lynn
Washington & Lee's winningest coach Gary Fallon dies at 56
Gary Fallon longtime Washington & Lee football coach died at his Lexington home at 56 The Generals mentor since 1978 compiled a 76-85-1 record won two ODAC titles and was three time ODAC coach of the year He leaves wife Patti three daughters Kerri Kelly and Sue and seven grandchildren.
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Gary Fallon
Washington & Lee
Generals
Fallon
Syracuse
Norris Aldridge
Old Dominion Athletic Conference
The
ODAC
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N.Y
Princeton
Ithaca College
NFL
Minnesota Vikings
Hamilton Tiger Cats
CFL
Toronto Argonauts
Patti
Kerri
Kelly
Sue
Odessa Deaths Notice Roundup April 1995
Odessa area death notices record several 1995 obituaries. Aubrey Eugene Harris, 71, formerly of Jal New Mexico, moved to Odessa in 1974, survived by wife Louise and children. services at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Chapel. Maria Olivas, day old, died April 28, 1995 in Odessa. burial at Rose Hill Babyland. Celsa Ramirez, 69, of Odessa, died April 29, 1995. mass at St Joseph Catholic Church. several siblings and children listed as survivors. Tommy Summers, 57, foods service manager, died April 27 in Fort Worth. buried Laurel Land Memorial Park. wife Cherry and multiple children and siblings named. Jean Livingston, 71, died April 30 in Odessa. services pending. Guadalupe Torres, 37, died April 28 in Elkhart, Kansas. services pending. Other notes include locations in Fort Worth and Seminole with funeral arrangements and survivors.
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Aubrey Eugene Harris
Drilco Oil Co
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral
Bob Bratcher
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Mount Pleasant
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Chapel
Franklin County
Jal
N.M
Louise Harris
Barbara Bramble
Roswell
Glen Harris
Talco
Jerald Harris
Austin
Faye Whitley
Brownwood
Dorothy Stockton
Maria Olivas
Medical Center Hospital
Rose Hill Babyland
Jesus Mercado
Martinez Funeral Home
Celsa
Chata
R. Ramirez
Martinez Funeral Home Chapel
St. Joseph Catholic Church
David Espilia
Obituary Policy and Deadlines for Odessa American
The Odessa American publishes death notices free for residents within a 21 county area and paid obituaries for extended family. Notices must come from a funeral home or be confirmed by one. photos are for paid obituaries only. Notices received by 4 30 p.m. usually appear the next day.
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Odessa American
Fe Pu
Southwest Stores, Inc
Southwest Energy
I Puby
Fort Stockton man held on aggravated assault charge in Odessa
A 42-year-old Fort Stockton man, Robert Suthern Monk, remained in the Odessa Detention Center Sunday on a felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge. Bond was set at 5000 by Alternate Municipal Judge Mike Holmes after his arrest in the 1000 block of East Eighth Street.
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Fort Stockton
Odessa
Robert Suthern Monk
Mike Holmes
Monk
East Eighth Street
Public access TV show prompts city cable rules debate in Corpus Christi
Three topless women on a local public access program called DogPhude drew about twenty viewer complaints. The City Council approved tougher rules to curb obscene content and ban certain ads, with the city attorney saying the new standards target two violations. The show aired pending a legal determination of obscenity.
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TCI Cablevision Inc
Dennis Moore
TCI
Moore
Fel
Congress
DogPhode
James Bray
DogPhade
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