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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2000
Page
1
Frigid coastal air was blown away as Dallas recorded a September high of 109 degrees on Friday. The new all time monthly peak reflects a surge in heat across the region, disrupting outdoor plans and prompting caution for vulnerable populations.
William Cochran and his McDonald Observatory team in Fort Davis announce discovery of a new planet. The find highlights ongoing exoplanet surveys and advances in planetary science conducted by Texas researchers.
Stan Walk, who runs Mitchell Dam Bar, filed a lawsuit against Dustin Weiner 20 after an underage suspect tried to order a beer on July 4. Weiner, a sophomore at Iowa State University, says the suit is unfair and faces potential consequences for the bar’s license. The bartender alleges improper identification checks and seeks 2500 dollars plus 60 dollars for time spent on the case.
Walter Haley Evans Osage and others assist as Chris and Jack Toepfer secure window frames at Muddy Waters former home in Chicago Kenwood. The red brick two flat hosted parties and rehearsals for R B greats like B B King Joan Lee Hooker and Chuck Berry. Waters resided there 1954 to 1974.
The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission issued a 400 page report analyzing low level radioactive waste generation and management in Texas. It notes the report’s use for policy making in Austin as lawmakers consider how to handle waste and the role of Texas in the regional waste disposal compact. The study surveyed generators including utilities, medical facilities, the military, and industry and assesses how waste is managed today.
Henry announces resignation as president of the Permian Basin Petroleum Association after a two year term. He is a business owner father and churchgoer who has worked to raise awareness for oilfield workers affected by job losses during the oil price downturn.
Odessa resident A R Happy Dyer was named honoree for the 2000 Permian Basin International Oil Show at a board meeting. He helped found the show and served on its board since 1950. Dyer moved to Odessa in 1931, worked for Oilfield Lumber Co, and aided early show efforts including the 1940 41 Little International Oil Show. He served in World War II and returned to Odessa.
U S authorities issued a consumer advisory for 1.4 million Firestone tires not covered by Bridgestone Firestone recall, urging replacement. The move follows 88 U S traffic deaths under investigation tied to recalled tires used on Ford Explorer and other models, despite the company opposing a broader recall. NHTSA chief Sue Bailey urged public safety ahead of a major travel weekend. Bridgestone Firestone disputed the agency's analysis.
Santa Fe High School opened football season amid protest as about 200 of roughly 4,500 fans prayed aloud opposing pregame prayer. No Pray No Pray, a Temple group, led the demonstration against the planned ceremony at the public school.
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