24 Nov 1996
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1996
Page
1
A profile notes Kenneth Allen McDuff, 50, once the most infamous Texas predator, faces death by execution while opponents crave disclosures of how many his victims were and where their bodies lie. AP interviews reveal his ambivalence about escaping death or revealing secrets, amid health decline from cirrhosis.
In Arlington Virginia Sharda Li opened a spice and grocery store to serve immigrants and curious American shoppers alike. He offers dhal ghee chick peas and a range of spices as the appetite for herbs and pungent flavors rises nationally with 2.7 pounds of herbs and spices per person consumed in 1994 up from a decade earlier.
The article notes privatization generates about 6 million dollars yearly from business fees and details a 1998 plan to implement a presual rery and pursue a federal landfill permit. It references a 1995 move where the city began sending the 70,000 city residents data as disposal costs rose.
Midlands utilities director Ken Jones says privatization may cut waste costs but notes mixed results as private firms take over solid waste and recycling services. He cites uncertain financing and potential efficiency gains while acknowledging challenges in cities that shifted waste management.
Seattle FBI agent notes the 25th anniversary of the Cooper hijacking. The case remains open with FBI files and 60 volumes of interviews. Cooper boarded Northwest Orient Flight 305 in 1971, demanded 200000 in cash and four parachutes, and vanished over the Cascades after the jet took off.
A hijacked Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 767 crashed near Moroni Grande Comore killing at least 55 with 16 injuries. Witnesses say death toll may exceed 100. Military divers search the fuselage as 60 to 80 passengers remain trapped. officials report 50 bodies recovered, with Americans aboard and international aid assisting.
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