Odessa Jazz Party opens to public for first time in 20 years
Keith Yarbrough of the Odessa Jazz Association says the 20th anniversary jazz party will admit the public for the first time. The event runs at the Odessa Hilton with 21 nationally known musicians, tickets priced at 150 per person for remaining sessions.
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Odessa
Odessa Jazz Association Board
Keith Yarbrough
Jazz Association
Yarbrough
al Grey
Philadelphia
Typhoon Naru death toll climbs in Solomon Islands
Rescue teams find 65 bodies buried in mud on Guadalcanal as the death toll rises to at least 71 with hundreds feared dead. Officials say communications outages hinder casualty counts on remote islands while Prime Minister Kenilorea declares the Solomons a disaster area.
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Honiara
Solomon Islands
Guadalcanal
John Selwyn
Selwyn
Australia
New Caledonia
Associated Press
Peter Kenilorea
Pacific
NATO ministers face U S chemical weapons plan clash
European NATO defense chiefs voiced opposition to resuming U S chemical weapons production. Dutch Danish Norwegian ministers criticized the plan while Greece and Luxembourg registered reservations. Ambassadors had endorsed the plan, but final congressional approval hinged on NATO backing.
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Belgium
NATO
Alliance
U.S
Manfred Woerner
West Germany
Greece
Luxembourg
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
United States
France
Iceland
Casper Weinberger
William J. Crowe
David Abshire
Congress
Pentagon
Europe
Defense
Harrison: Marshal's Office Another Law Enforcement Agency
City officials testified that the Marshal's Office under John Minor ran independent roadblocks and used weapons from a private arsenal. Three City Council members said they would have voted to fire the former mayor even if Minor had not prompted arrests of supervisors on August 31, 1983. Northwest Odessa Councilman Vern Foreman described a packet of information from the Odessa Police Department about Minor’s conduct.
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John Minor
Minor
John Harrison
Frank Muser
Northwest Odessa
Vern Foreman
Odessa Police Department
Oil futures slip below 15 dollars as gasoline demand shifts
In New York, July WTI crude settled at 14.82 per barrel, down from 15.51, and the June contract fell to 16.04 as trading for June ended. Gasoline futures also declined with unleaded at 51.60 cents and regular at 51.43. API data showed gasoline stocks rose 2.06 million barrels while crude stocks dropped 9.3 million, muting the spring rally. Analysts cited the weaker demand signal and shifted market psychology as the key driver.
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U.S
American Petroleum Institute
Andrew Lebow
API
Lebow
Richard Kane
Merrill Lynch Energy Futures
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