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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1995

Page

12

Aplomado Falcon Nest Opens Talks Over Rights

In Brownsville a first aplomado falcon nest in 43 years on port property sparks property rights debates and endangered species concerns. Ranchers, wildlife officials, and Peregrine Fund leaders shift from conflict to cooperation discussing habitat, regulation, and shared land use near the Brownsville ship channel.

Brownsville Port of James Kruse Bud Parker Affolter U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Steve Thompson Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge Thompson Congress Kruse Peregrine Fund Mexico Boise Idaho Peed Atascosa Parker Myrandsons United States Texas Brownsville Ship Channel Peter Jenny Jenny Sae South U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Cameron County

Commissioner recalls POW ordeal as 1944 bomber crash relics shine

Ed Stuart recounts his escape from a doomed 1944 B 17 mission near Nuremberg after engine trouble and fighter attack. Captured by German police, he survived a POW camp at Stalag Luft 1 until liberation by the Russian army on May 1, 1945, and returned home by July 4.

Galveston Ed Stuart Stuart Lone Star Flight Museum Germany U.S. Army Air Corps Munich Nuremberg Bordier Frankfurt Stalag Luft 1 Baltic Earth Red Cross Bac Meeo Odessa Russia France Galveston County

Bush vetoes liquor sales bill in Texas

Gov. George W. Bush used his first veto to strike down a bill that would have created exclusive sales territories for seven wine and liquor distributors. He argued the measure intruded on private enterprise and would limit competition, harming consumers and retailers. The veto followed an Armbrister amendment tying territories to current contracts, a move Brimer called the bill’s killer. Opponents warned of monopolies and reduced supplier flexibility.

Austin George W. Bush Bush Texas Karen Hughes Ken Armbrister D- Victoria Chicago Kim Brimer Fort Wort Chris Harris Arlington Fred A. Meister Distilled Spirits Council of America

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