McDonald’s sued over hot coffee injury in Lewes case
Bryce R. MacNaughton of Kensington Maryland sues in federal court for 2 million claiming first second and third degree burns from coffee spill at a Lewes Delaware drive through. He says the lid was not secure and the Lewes McDonald’s is owned by McDonald’s of Rehoboth Inc. The suit follows a 1992 New Mexico case later settled for under 60000.
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Skating for cleaner streets spurs city’s pooper law patrols
In Tacoma Liz Lassoie and a partner skate riverfront noting dog waste with chalk arrows to enforce a 1991 pooper scooper ordinance. Police have issued about 20 citations, fines are 25 dollars, and enforcement hinges on catching dogs in the act.
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Winners named for best Broadway play and musical
Terrence McNally’s Love! Valour! Compassion! wins best Broadway play while Sunset Boulevard takes best musical per Outer Critics Circle. Nathan Lane and Cherry Jones earn acting honors. Glenn Close and Matthew Broderick win musical acting prizes. Emery to host new Nashville Network show debuting July 10. Iacocca’s Chrysler bid linked to potential building renaming question. Al Sharpton loses weight with daughter’s encouragement.
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Clinton ends all trade with Iran amid protests and looming hearings
Secretary of State Christopher urges firm U S action against Iran over nuclear aims and terrorism as Clinton signs an order halting all trade. He notes Iran's global reach and past efforts to obtain plutonium and highly enriched uranium, while U S firms face scrutiny over previous dealings as Congress readies hearings on broader sanctions.
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Gene linked to schizophrenia in some families study
Researchers report a possible schizophrenia gene in a chromosome segment. Scott Diehl of the National Institute of Dental Research and colleagues from NIMH and other institutions say the gene may influence one quarter to one half of families in their study, but cautions exist about proving a direct link. Kenneth Kidd of Yale notes the finding is a clue needing further work.
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Downtown business study by students gathers local input
Ge Research reports two phase project using telephone surveys and focus groups to map downtown commerce. More than 300 firms from First to Adams streets contributed data on employees hours and pay. Participants include a bank president and church pastor. Instructors await analysis.
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Planned Parenthood backer bids for seized Operation Rescue gear
In Irving AP report Carol Adams and two sisters bid 3335 dollars to purchase computers typewriters and furniture seized from Operation Rescue’s national office. Proceeds support Planned Parenthood of Houston and Southeast Texas after a 1992 RNC protest damages verdict.
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American On Line survey prompts and questions
Odessa American outlines a weekly American On Line survey plan. It invites readers to call a toll line to answer five questions or fax responses. Deadlines are midnight Thursday, with results and new questions appearing Monday.
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Hole in one reported at The Club at Mission Dorado
On April 18 Bill Perkins made a hole in one with a 9 iron on the 17th at The Club at Mission Dorado. Witnesses were Gary Pearce, Bill Perkins, Betty Perkins and Terry Hamilton.
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Odessa American Reader Guide Note
Published daily in Odessa Texas the Odessa American provides contact details for circulation and advertising. It outlines address changes and the paper’s rights and liabilities regarding content and ads.
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