Elephants trample plantations in Thailand causing heavy damage
Fifty elephants foraged through Prachuab Khiri Khan plantations trampling 69 acres of pineapples and two and a half acres of bananas. Local official Chuchan Chucherd cited 48 000 dollars in damage and villagers burning tires to deter the herd under royal urging to avoid harm. The elephants habitat lies in Kaeng Krachan National Park.
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Papal visit draws half a million Poles in southern Poland
Pope John Paul II visited three towns in his native region on a two day trip that also touched the Czech Republic. Despite weakness the 75 year old pontiff spoke on moral values as crowds cheered and schoolgirls were teased with his playful gestures in Zywiec and Skoczow drawing about 300000 for a Mass while others asked about his health.
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Gunman in Israeli Army Uniform Attacks Jaffa Church
A man in an Israeli army uniform opened fire inside a Jaffa church on Monday. The shooter surrendered after an hour of talks. police questioned him as they seek motive. Authorities say hundreds of rounds were found at the scene. About 1,000 Arabs protested in central Jaffa. two officers, two cameramen, and seven civilians were lightly injured and a police car was set ablaze.
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Energy panel urges Russia to reform its vast energy sector
The IEA urged Russia to overhaul its energy industry where reforms lag the broader economy. It warned funding gaps threaten nuclear safety and proposed using nuclear stockpiles as loan collateral. The report coincides with a ministerial energy security meeting chaired by Hazel O Leary with 25 member democracies.
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King minds his manners during arrest in New Castle
Rodney King, 30, described as a perfect gentleman by District Justice Rishel after a drunken driving arrest following a one car accident in which he tried a U turn. He refused a blood alcohol test and police detected alcohol on his breath.
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Longtime county official Reid’s career spans multiple terms and resignations
In Odessa the county commission discussed Reid who served on the court in 1897 1899 1901 1903 and 1905 1906 with remarks that he avoided losses by resigning or being appointed. The board also handled retirements bids and budget changes including orthogonal actions on audits contracts and donations tied to the Main Street program and the Junior League of Odessa.
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County Judges Salaries Key Topic in Law Program Debate
The county faces a dispute over court-at-law salaries in light of leaving and potentially rejoining a state program. Current salaries total 134000 with plans to adjust to 171000 if reentry occurs, while critics question long term costs and benefits. Names cited include Patton Crider Todd and judges Bobo Hollman. The legality of staying in or leaving the program has drawn legislative attention and fiscal reckonings.
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American On Line poll offers weekly Odessa input on public issues
The Odessa American invites readers to participate in a weekly on line survey by calling a toll line or faxing answers. Questions cover topics from the Secret Service to tax systems and local stadium funding. Participants may remain anonymous unless they wish to be quoted.
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Texas
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Ector County
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Odessa American
Midland church youth minister charged with sexual assault
A 15 year old girl who attended Golf Course Road Church of Christ in Midland was sexually assaulted by Adair, a former Midland church youth minister. Authorities obtained an arrest warrant May 17 after the girl was reported missing May 13. Adair was hired from an Oklahoma church and resigned in December. officials noted no prior criminal record from background checks.
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Adair
Golf Course Road Church of Christ
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Odessa American Reader Guide and Contact Details
Posted for information the Odessa American notices include publication origin USPS 402 960 address Odessa TX and contact numbers Advertising Classified and Fax lines plus statements reserving rights and liability for ads prior to publication.
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E. 4Th Street
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