Two Americans hospitalized in Iraq prisoner case questioned
The World Baghdad report states one prisoner was briefly treated then returned to his cell while a Polish diplomat's report claims both David Caliberti and William Barloon were hospitalized. U.S. officials say Barloon faced chest pains and tests. Caliberti's reason unclear. Iraqi minister accepts only one admission.
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Man says tattoo provoked killing in Amman trial
A Jordanian American, Mohammed I. Abequa, 46, testifies he killed his estranged wife Nihal, 40, in July at her Parsippany home after she showed a leg tattoo painted by her boyfriend. He pleads innocent to premeditated murder, seeks manslaughter as a family honor defense amid international extradition dispute.
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Heart Transplant Follows Nurse Slaying Victim Death
William R. Wilcoxson 54 dies at University Hospital after receiving Rebecca Andersons heart from the nurse killed aiding victims at the federal building blast. Transplant occurred April 23, same day Anderson died from head injuries suffered helping others. Wilcoxson formerly of Duncan, 90 miles south of Oklahoma City, had been working in a Louisiana casino when notified of the donation.
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Former autoworker guilty in Ford Rouge killings
Oliver French aged 48 was found guilty but mentally ill of first degree murder for the Sept. 10 Dearborn shooting at Ford Rouge complex union office. He faces life imprisonment with psychiatric treatment and sentencing set for May 18. Also guilty but mentally ill on assault and weapons charges.
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Princess Stephanie Baptizes Children and Joins Marriage Rumors
Princess Stephanie had Louis and Pauline baptized in Monaco on April 17, a private ceremony at St Devote. Reports say rumors of an impending marriage to Daniel Ducruet persist, though the press office calls them rumors.
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Salvation Army relief efforts after blast details emerge
Volunteers from five mobile canteens and a pit side unit aided survivors and families in the recovery center. Texas, Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi Salvation Army workers logged 56,354 service hours, served 97,559 meals, and arranged 138 travel plans and 10 funerals in nine days. The emotional support eased rescue workers’ stress as bodies were recovered amid somber city scenes.
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Aftermath Continues as Rescue Teams Depart in Wake of Ruins
FEMA crews head home as local responders shrink rubble search to a half dozen workers. Police Sgt Lynn McCumber says the operation is nearly finished while investigators seal the site and relatives plan a final memorial service in front of the building.
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Walz Service Set for Former County Clerk
Bright recalls Walz as a devoted ally of Ector County volunteer fire departments attending all functions and volunteering beyond her term. Services are at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church on North Lee Avenue with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Odessa American Online Poll Questions and Contact Info
The Odessa American invites readers to participate in an online poll via American On Line dial 580-4636 or by fax to 915-333-7742. Questions cover Oklahoma City bombing theories, county spending on a roping arena, Odessa College austerity, Houston Rockets' chances, and O J Simpson guilt.
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Lottery Drawing Preview for May 3 1995 Jackpot
The Wednesday drawing on May 3 1995 features four inning style numbers 4 12 14 21 49 with an estimated jackpot of 40 million dollars and Pick 3 options.
Truckload of explosives turns out to be dud
In New Britain Connecticut two men accused of trucking munitions were released after officials found grenades and rockets in their camouflaged truck were duds. ATF agent Ken Varriale said the items do not go bang. About 15 homes were evacuated as a precaution and residents were told not to use electronic equipment.
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Odessa American Classifieds Contact and Policy Sheet
The Odessa American publishes daily from 222 E. 4th Street Odessa Texas with standard post and distribution details. Advertising and classified departments provide contact numbers and hours while stating the paper may reject or incur no liability for ads and may not publish all facts as represented.
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