Former Midland minister found with girl in Las Vegas motel
Charles E. Adair III, a former Midland minister and federal fugitive, and a 15-year-old Midland girl were found at the Lucky Cass Motel in Las Vegas. Adair is charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and sexual assault. the girl faces obstruction of justice.
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Texas may become energy importer says TRRC official
Texas Railroad Commissioner Carole Keeton Rylander warned that oil and gas growth, regulatory overreach, and environmental rules could push Texas to become a net energy consumer. She urged cost benefit analyses of regulations and federal Endangered Species Act reform while promoting tax incentives and internal streamlining at the agency.
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Thief steals Babe Ruth uniform from New York rental car
A Babe Ruth Yankees uniform valued at 50 000 dollars was stolen from a New York City rental car. Owner Lassman posted a 5 000 dollar reward after a window smash and trunk break in a 10 minute theft. The garment has a long, troubled provenance tied to past mob-linked losses and a 1950s Hollywood connection.
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Senate Approves Balanced Budget Plan To Trim 958 Billion
The Senate passed a sweeping budget plan by a 57 to 42 vote, aiming to eliminate 181 agencies and programs and save 958 billion by 2002 mainly from Medicare Medicaid and other benefits. GOP leaders hailed it as leadership to curb deficits while Democrats urged compromise and warned of tax cuts for the wealthy. President Clinton criticized the approach as the wrong path and vowed to seek alternatives balancing the budget.
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Juror's scrutiny frees Baxter over strawberry ad anomaly
Wilma Baxter walks free after a shoplifting trial when jurors spotted a discrepant advertisement in a crucial prosecution photo. The image showed a November strawberry price that matched a May 10 Mother's Day ad, prompting dismissal of the case and questions about the evidence. Baxter, 47, was accused of not paying for six bottles of liquor at a San Pablo Raley's store.
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ECISD board candidate disqualified for residency error
Ector County School Board halted its search for a new Position 7 member after Paula Adders was found living outside district lines. Adders withdrew after certification showed she resided at 32 Sunnygrove Drive inside Position 5, prompting potential new candidates and a board review of eligibility and process.
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