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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2000
Page
1
Republican Dick Cheney and Democrat Joseph Lieberman debated in Danville about military readiness tax cuts and Social Security. They agreed Milosevic should exit Yugoslavia after an election loss but opposed using U.S. troops to remove him.
The Columbus Day schedule shows banks and post offices closed. City offices are open while ECISD schools and OC remain open. UTPB plus Ector County offices keep normal hours, and federal courts are closed.
A cold front moved into the Permian Basin Thursday night bringing high winds and cooler air through the weekend. National Weather Service meteorologist Brad McGavock says temps could fall 15 degrees or more from the 80 degree average. Expect mostly cloudy skies with a 30 percent rain chance today and Saturday, then clearing Sunday with temperatures in the low 60s.
A Marine Corps F-18C fighter jet crashed during a training mission at the Barry Goldwater range in Yuma Arizona. The pilot ejected safely as the crash occurred during a training session with other F-18s, according to a Marine spokesman at the Pentagon.
Nicodemus Buffalo Soldiers Association from Kansas re creates a late 1800s cavalry camp at the Fort Davis National Historic Site. The 17th Friends of Fort Davis Festival runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday with free admission on the festival grounds.
In Belgrade mobs stormed parliament and state media offices forcing disruption of Milosevic's 13 year rule. Opposition leaders claim Milosevic is holed up near Bor as crowds celebrate, urging the military to back Kostunica. Serbia declares itself a democracy again by nightfall.
The Odessa Development Corporation weighs amending inducement contracts to require 30 percent of a firm's highest paid employees to live in Odessa. Mayor Bill Hext cites daily commuting from Midland, with about 2,300 Midland residents traveling to Odessa each morning and 1,200 Odessa residents to Midland, as a driver for potential residency mandates in Ector County. The proposal would compel employees of ODC-funded businesses to reside locally, though no action was taken at the Thursday meeting.
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