Intervenors Gain Entry to Panhandle Gas Appeal
On Friday Judge Clark allowed four other operators or interest owners to join the appeal despite defense objections. Their testimony was limited to general fears based on others’ accounts. Bill Boyd for the intervenors said no economic argument, while El Paso Natural Gas Co. joined on the commission’s side. The case involves major firms and a $27 billion oil and gas stake, with nine defense lawyers and two for the operators. The record now fills five large boxes and a folder.
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Clark
Bill Boyd
McKinney
Intervenors
Panhandle
Commission
Phillips
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Ivan Harley
Crash Ends In Fire After 3:25 P.M. Takeoff
FAA spokesman says a plane departing at 3:25 p.m. issued an emergency before crashing in wooded area, with smoke and fire reported as debris scattered over about half an acre. Witnesses describe a rapid engine loss and a controlled descent before impact.
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Mort Edelstein
FAA
Chicago
Lewandoski
Aviation disasters spike raises toll with grim incidents
Investigators led by Jim Burnett traced a fatal Midwest Express crash linking to Kimberly-Clark subsidiary K C Aviation. The Milwaukee to Atlanta service started in 1985 using two DC-9s, while the year’s civilian aviation deaths mounted amid multiple crashes offshore and domestic, including an Air India 747, Delta 737, Japan Airlines 747, and British Airtours 737 incidents.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Jim Burnett
Washington
Mil Police Department
Midwest Express
Appleton
Wis
K-C Aviation Inc
Kimberly- Clark Corp
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Air- India
Atlantic
Dallas-Fort Worth International
Japan Airlines
Manchester
Missing Child Alert Issued for Caccas Case in 1975
A National Center for Missing and Exploited Children alert seeks information on a child abducted December 16 1975 in Virginia. The notice lists a toll free number 1 800 843 5678 and provides the agency address in Washington DC for tips and support.
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Caccas
Virginia
Hobbs bank reopens as United Bank of Lea County after closure
The U S Comptroller of the Currency declared the bank insolvent and ordered it closed after Aug 30. The FDIC was named receiver. An FDIC spokesman cited poor management and bad farm and energy loans as the bank's downfall. The bank’s nine branches reopened Monday as United Bank of Lea County.
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Comptroller
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FDIC
John Vella
Hobbs Bank
United Bank of
Lea County
Administration seeks declared sites for first nuclear waste dump
The Reagan administration urged atomic safety regulators to declare three candidate sites suitable for the nation’s first permanent high level waste repository. The NRC faced pressure to proceed with characterization studies despite a 1998 deadline linked to licensing. The sites include Hereford Texas Nevada and Washington with detailed geological work planned to start in 1986 aiming for a 1990 final selection.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Atomic Safety
Texas Panhandle
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Hereford
Texas
Nevada
Courtroom image challenges prostitution case says officer
Det. Sgt White notes jurors may doubt a prostitution case’s seriousness even if brought to court. Garrison argues the common image of a prostitute is shattered in court and pitiful defendants appear. Chavez recalls testimony about a sexual encounter fee and dispute refuting agreed payment.
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Sgt White
Garrison
Chavez
Odessa
Odessa Grand Jury Fails to Indict in Prostitution Probe
An Ector County grand jury ended its term on April 30 without indictments in a county prostitution investigation led by ex county attorney Mike Atkins. Atkins praised jurors and noted a temporary injunction against Personal Touch at 2117 Kermit Highway to curb linked prostitution activity.
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White
Odessa
Ector County
Grand
Mike Atkins
Atkins
Kermit Highway
Weather and Temperature Outlook Across Texas Regions
The National Weather Service reports fair skies in Odessa today with mid 90s heat and south winds 5 to 10 mph. Tonight a 20 percent rain chance from Mineral Wells to Laredo, with lows 60s to 70s. North Texas faces widely scattered thunderstorms through Sunday with highs in the mid 90s to 101, overnight lows 60s to 70s. South Texas expects a Friday high around 92 and low near 67, sunset 8 06 p.m., sunrise 7 28 a.m. No precipitation in the last 24 hours. Extended outlook: West Texas hot days with isolated storms, North Texas mainly dry, highs 90s to near 100.
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Odessa
National Weather Service
Mineral Wells
Stephenville
Laredo
North Texas
Rio Grande
South Texas
West Texas
Big Bend
North
Texas
Northwest
Odessa American Subscription Rates and Address Notice
The Odessa American announces subscription options and pricing for daily and Sunday delivery. Mail and renewals should be sent to Postmaster at THE ODESSA AMERICAN PO Box 7992 Odessa Texas 79702. Rates shown include Sunday delivery and vary by time and service level.
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Odesse Tesas
Odense
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NOAA
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