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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 2000

Page

16

Alamo Sacristy Frescoes Revealed After Seven Weeks of Work

Historians disclose mid 1700s frescoes hidden in the Alamo sacristy after seven weeks of uncovering whitewash on limestone walls. The floral and geometric designs, likely by friars or Mexican artisans, survived humidity and later U.S. Army occupation, attracting renewed public viewing and study by park officials and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.

San Antonio Alamo Brad Breuer Mission San Antonio de Valero U.S. Army Breuer The Shrine of Texas Liberty Helen Burleson Kelso Daughters of the Republic of Texas Rosalind Rock National Park Service San Antonio Missions National Historical Park Rock Park Service University of Texas At San Antonio Ciss Jary Pam Rosser Restoration Associates Ltd Rosser Jary Mexico City

Gonzalez remembered as Hispanic pioneer and Texas legend

Washington AP colleagues recalled Henry B. Gonzalez as a national giant and Texas legend. The 84-year-old San Antonio Democrat died Tuesday after a long career spanning city council, Texas Senate, and 37 years in Congress and as a civil rights advocate.

Washington U.S Henry B. Gonzalez San Antonio Texas Martin Frost House Gonzalez Texas Senate Ciro Rodriguez el Compadre Rodriguez Henry B Jake Pickle Charlie Gonzalez GOP Kay Bailey Hutchison House of Representatives Banking Committee Senate Banking Phil Gramm Gramm America Kika de la Garza

Ammo laden rig crash on I-20 leaves Dallas woman dead

A Dallas woman, Stacey Johnson, 27, died when her car crossed the median and hit a tractor trailer loaded with military ammunition on Interstate 20. Debris and munitions blocked the highway until morning cleanup. The truck carried about 9,400 pounds of ammo including two tons of mortar flares. detonators were inert. No charges were filed.

Dallas Interstate 20 Fort Hood Killeen Stacey Johnson Ed Spencer Dallas County Mark Hughes McAlester Army Ammunition Plant Oklahoma Hughes Spencer

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