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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2000

Page

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Public tax hearing drew only three speakers on levy plan

Ector County Commissioners held a sparsely attended public hearing on the 1999 tax rate with three residents speaking. They opposed any tax increase or raises for elected officials, noting value growth would raise revenue even with a steady rate.

Ector County Larry Robinson Robinson Fife Freddie Gardner Jackie Sue Barnes Barbara Bedford

Milosevic Seeks Runoff After Sunday Vote Clash

Yugoslav opposition claims victory in Sundays presidential election while President Slobodan Milosevic moves toward a runoff. The early returns show a tight contest with supporters rallying in Belgrade as Milosevic courts undecided voters and international observers monitor the process.

Slobodan Milosevic

Bones Found In Crane County Prompt Investigation

The Crane County sheriff's deputies and Ector County investigators are probing the Friday discovery of human bones. An Odessa man found bones and teeth while arrowhead hunting in Crane County about 5 p.m. Friday and delivered them to sheriff's officials. Authorities plan to send evidence and site photos to a UNT forensic anthropologist for analysis amid hopes of clarifying whether foul play or natural causes are involved.

Crane Ector County Odessa Crane County Donnie Henderson Carl Rogers Henderson Rogers Crane Sheriff's Office Harrell Gill-King University of North Texas

Elevator motor fire prompts evacuation at Radisson Hotel

A burning elevator motor caused a smoky shaft at the Radisson Hotel on East University Boulevard at 9 21 p m Monday. About 40 guests were evacuated from floors seven and eight as staff and security checked each floor with elevator reps on site. Radisson officials cited an elevator problem unrelated to the fire as the cause.

Radisson East University Blvd Marka Bryant Radisson Hotel Odessa Fire Roger Boyd

Butterflies Draw Visitors to Big Bend National Park

Big Bend National Park in Texas hosts more butterfly species than any state, with 169 identified in the park. Migration brings Monarchs through as cooler months set in, and park ranger Ro Waller notes fall is a strong time for butterfly watching.

Big Bend National Park Texas Big Bend Roland Ro” Waller Waller Ro Wauler Mexico

Blustery front chills West Texas heat

A cold front from the north brings noticeably cooler air to the Permian Basin marking the start of autumn. Forecaster Douglas Cain of the National Weather Service in Midland says temperatures will remain cool for several days with sunny skies and no rain. Overnight lows drop to the 40s, with daytime highs in the 80s and a wind shift back to the south expected later in the week.

Joe Wright Freddie Corona Johnny Wells Janice Roberson Eula Taylor Joe Robertson Sr Permian Basin Permian Douglas Cain National Weather Service Midland Cain

Public skeptical oil release may lower bills in Boston

Boston homeowner Evelyn Ashby doubts the Clinton plan to release 30 million barrels will cut bills but hopes it works. The AP reports signs of oil price shocks across Asia as households face high heating costs. Ashby paid 2300 last winter to heat her home as the government acts amid political posturing.

Boston Evelyn Ashby Clinton Ashby

Iceman thawed for study at Bolzano museum

Scientists at the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology in Bolzano thawed the 5,300-year-old Iceman. They raised the display temperature for 12 hours then extracted bone enamel tissue and tooth samples over four hours using sterile lab procedures to illuminate Bronze Age life.

Bolzano Italy Alps South Tyrol Museum

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