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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1999
Page
1
The United States mounted a dramatic comeback to win the Ryder Cup, overcoming deficits with late surges from key players and secure a memorable team victory against Europe at the event.
A 100 year recap from Odessa Texas and world events. Teachers gain more classroom computers yet face CDs and diskettes that do not meet student needs. Quayle ends 2000 campaign amid cash and support drought. A story claims Einstein's illegitimate daughter died young. Two brothers survive five days buried after Taiwan quake, surviving on small provisions.
Cecil Kingsley of Lawrence Kansas and Jim Short of Ocean Pines Maryland begin the Wal-Mart FLW Tour Championship Bass Tournament in heavy fog just after dawn on Fort Gibson Lake near Hulbert Oklahoma.
Roseanna Ruiz and Randall Mason, reforming drug offenders, plan to ask Gov. Bush for pardons. The pair, backed by the Drug Policy Forum of Texas, urge review of cases and broader clemency for thousands of Texans with nonviolent drug records.
In Irapuato and across Mexico, ex braceros and survivors press officials as decades pass since the 1942 1964 pact. They say 10 percent of wages withheld for a Mexican savings fund vanished, leaving millions owed for hard farm labor.
Connecticut will empower police to seize guns from individuals deemed an immediate danger starting next month. The measure, sparked by the 1998 Matthew Beck rampage at the state lottery headquarters, requires substantial evidence, a judge's warrant, and a 14 day hearing to determine gun return. Critics warn of Second Amendment implications while supporters say the standard is high and rarely invoked.
Actor Edward James Olmos, known for Stand and Deliver Selena and Blade Runner, will speak Tuesday at the Lea County Events Center in Hobbs. Recruited by Standing Together As One, the event runs 7 p.m. with doors at 6 p.m. Admission is $1. Local performances and ticket outlets are listed, with contact Terry Lopez for details.
In New Orleans AP report, Stanford researchers find that sleep apnea sufferers with disrupted breathing perform as poorly on reaction time tests as intoxicated individuals. An estimated 12 million Americans have sleep apnea, with undiagnosed figures potentially up to 25 million. The study notes apnea patients scored worse on three of seven measures than drivers legally too drunk to operate a vehicle.
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