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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2000
Page
1
Morning notice states no mail today and city offices closed except police and fire departments. County offices, including the sheriff, remain closed. OC and UT PB areas report shutdowns with limited operations.
World War II veterans age brings labor gaps as oil producers seek workers to meet rising field demand. The item notes veterans, buglers for Taps, and general wartime workforce echoes in a broad market context.
The American Legion Post 430 will change the Memorial Day service format in 2000 at Ector County Cemetery 300 S. Dixie Blvd at 6 30 p m. The change aims for a different observance with details provided by adjutant Conrad Roberson and the Odessa American. For more information call 332 5582.
A nameless Vietnam veteran pauses with tears near the Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial wall. The scene captures the somber tribute as he sits among the names honoring fallen comrades on a Sunday.
About 2,000 residents in Eunice, Louisiana remain evacuated after a Union Pacific chemical train derailed and caught fire near the edge of town. Fire balls lit the sky as crews guarded the site to prevent another explosion while authorities assessed hazards and monitored air quality.
Seabrook reports say Coast Guard boats assigned to Texas coast patrols sit docked in Galveston while Houston helicopters on ground. Adm. Paul Pluto notes fuel price spikes have slashed patrols from security to rescue missions across 26 states, with costs to cover district fuel looming 700000 to 1300000 dollars amid congressional funding battles.
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