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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2003
Page
1
Bob Hope, the longtime entertainer, reaches his 100th birthday at his Toluca Lake home. He remains the sole civilian named an honorary veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces, celebrated by servicemen recalling his World War II to Desert Storm support.
President Bush signed a 10 year 350 billion tax cut package praised as aiding economic recovery. IRS posted new withholding tables to boost paychecks next month and refunds to parents later this summer. The plan totals 350 billion, less than Bush's initial demand, and includes aid to state governments.
A clea r breakdown shows 83 victims ages 6 to 12 and 71 victims ages 13 to 17, with 158 victims aged 6 to 12 and 71 aged 13 to 17 cited. The fragment suggests data on child victims across age groups but lacks full context or definitions.
The Harmony Home Children’s Advocacy Center celebrates a decade of providing a kid friendly environment for abused children. Before the 1993 launch, child advocates saw youths moved between caseworkers police doctors and lawyers with little timely justice. Paula Adders a former CASA volunteer recalls the push to create the center in Odessa.
County Attorney Tracey Worley Bright reports 45 counts filed after the April 24 discovery of feral cats at 2515 Redbud Ave in Odessa. Officers euthanized 121 cats on April 24 and 25 and the rest in following weeks, while critics call the actions killings. Both suspects remain in the Ector County Detention Center awaiting bonds, facing up to a year in jail and fines up to 4000 per charge.
Derrick Todd Lee, arrested in Georgia and flown to Louisiana, faces charges of first degree murder and aggravated rape in the death of Pam Kinamore and related charges in three other Baton Rouge killings. Investigators wonder if earlier DNA clues were missed, while residents recall heightened fear during the ten month serial killer case.
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