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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1983

Page

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Inmate’s escape bid short-lived

Kiari Jernigan, a 17 year old inmate held on an attempted auto burglary charge, bolted from 161st Judicial District Court during a probation revocation hearing. Deputy Paul Carr restrained him at gunpoint after a 10 minute chase, ending the escape near South Sam Houston Avenue and West Pearl Street. Jernigan was recaptured and returned to jail, with a new hearing date not yet set.

Ector County Kiari Jernigan South Sam Houston Avenue West Pearl Street Jernigan Texas Ave Precinct 2 Virgil Lumpee Paul Carr 161St Judicial District R.L. McKim McKim’s Court Larry Myers Myers Amos Harrington Harrington

U S cracks alien smuggling ring in Texas and beyond

U S immigration agents crippled a six month international alien smuggling ring sparked by the arrest of two Ecuadoran nationals bound for Chicago. The operation funneled thousands of South Americans through Texas to New York and Chicago for profits with several arrests and bonds up to $250000.

San Antonio Chicago Texas New York U.S Ed Prado Laredo Prado Gary Renick U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service San Antonio International Colombia Ecuador Renick

Odessa Fire chiefs push local control over ambulance rules

The Odessa Fire Department opposes a state bill expanding Health Department authority over ambulance services. Assistant Chief James Wiggs cites objections including local paramedic recertification standards and the risk of losing trained personnel. Lawmakers may approve the bill with minimal changes, while Odessa officials seek to preserve local oversight.

Odessa James Wiggs Texas Department of Health Wiggs Austin Health Department House Public Health Committee Jay Gibson John Montford D-Lubbock Senate Fire Department State Health Department Ector County

Texas Senate approves broad water plan package

A Senate coalition from east to west Texas approves a 1981 style water package replacing the failed voter plan. The measure authorizes 300 million in bonds for local water development and water quality, 200 million for farmers irrigation loans, 250 million credit guarantees, and allows low interest loans to local governments while mandating conservation programs. It also empowers regulators to curb oil and gas pollution and tightens rules for saltwater haulers.

Texas Legislative Budget Board Railroad Commission Department of Water Resources

Andropov offers to count warheads in nuclear talks

Soviet leader Yuri Andropov proposed counting missiles and warheads to balance NATO forces. Washington welcomed the move as progress but warned ambiguities could harden Moscow position. Kohl urged full probing of options if Geneva talks fail. France and Britain resisted including their forces in the talks.

Associated Press Moscow Communist Party Yuri V. Andropov Washington State Department Andropov U S Department Erich Honecker Soviet Union Europe NATO Ussr U.S Geneva Switzerland United States Helmut Kohl Kohl Bundestag West Germany Paris France

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