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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1995
Page
1
Vance Gipson, since taking office April 10 at Odessa College, has met with nearly all staff, helped identify over 1 million dollars in proposed cuts, and aided in negotiating a multimillion dollar bond proposal. He aims for a new master plan and development initiative, crediting administrator cooperation for progress.
Reba McEntire won entertainer of the year at the Academy of Country Music Awards in Universal City, dedicating the honor to Oklahoma bombing victims. Tim McGraw claimed best new album Not a Moment Too Soon, while John Michael Montgomery won top single I Swear and Mavericks took top vocal group.
Army buddy of Timothy McVeigh, Terry Nichols, turned himself in 48 hours after the bombing and was flown to Oklahoma City to face federal terrorism charges. Nichols, 40, is held separately from McVeigh at a federal prison, with transfer from Kansas approved and a court appearance set. Prosecutors cite fertilizer receipts and travel between states as evidence. Nichols lives in Herington, Kansas, and investigators consider another possible post-rental trip to Oklahoma City.
In Moscow a summit yielded modest results as Yeltsin refused Clinton's call to halt Chechnya abuses and the Iran reactor sale, but Russia agreed to formalize military ties with NATO. Clinton argued for a cease-fire and cautioned on threats to aid, while Yeltsin delayed final Iran decision pending Gore-led review.
Washington The Doles and Clintons no longer share a church as the Doles attend several evangelical Washington area churches. A friend says the pastor at Key United Methodist Church was too liberal for them, while Elizabeth Dole remains at Foundry. Clinton and Hillary Clinton still attend Immanuel Baptist and Foundry church services.
An epidemic in a central African city has killed more than 100 people with likely links to deteriorating environment and human actions. CDC teams prepared to deploy to Kikwit Zaire to test blood samples and identify the cause, with Ebola virus among the leading candidates. Army specialists stood by at Fort Detrick to assist if needed.
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