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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2000
Page
1
The Trans-Pecos Renewal Center announces a revival pow wow at Odessa College Sports Complex 201 W University Blvd. Saturday shows at 1 and 7 p.m. with a Sunday 1 p.m. program to honor American Indian traditions.
A Cessna 151 ran off Runway 16 at Midland International Airport at 12 48 p m Thursday. No injuries were reported and the aircraft was towed to Avion. A bookkeeper at Avion Flight Center attributed the incident to pilot error and noted the student pilot trained at Hank's Flight School was practicing.
In California a bankruptcy judge awarded Anna Nicole Smith nearly 450 million dollars for her late husband J Howard Marshall's estate dispute starved by fraudulent handling. The Texas probate case with Marshall III continues as a jury is chosen in Houston.
The FDA grants approval for mifepristone known as Mifeprex, enabling doctors to offer the abortion pill in the United States within a month. The decision, framed as increasing access and privacy, follows a sharp partisan debate between Gore and Bush during the presidential race.
Odessa Police K-9s operate unprotected while human officers wear bulletproof gear. A drive is planned to raise funds for at least two protective vests for the four dogs, with Sgt. Mark Rowden noting the $1,500 cost and current budget constraints. The Montessori School of Odessa will host a garage sale Saturday at 2115 N Grandview Ave to support the fundraiser.
OPEC wrapped up its Caracas summit urging wealthier nations to take responsibility for high oil prices while defending production levels. The Caracas Declaration spoke of solidarity and aid for developing nations, but tensions lingered among members, with Iraq unhappy over sanctions and Saudi Arabia cautioning on price levels.
Robert A. Leahey, Democratic candidate for Ector County district attorney, was disqualified in March from representing a client in an aggravated sexual assault case after Judge Bill McCoy ruled a conflict of interest existed. The 358th District Court judge said the case had a concerning appearance of conflict and could obstruct justice.
U S District Judge Sarah Evans Barker ruled the Indianapolis Baptist Temple must vacate by November 14 to allow the IRS to sell the building. The church has fought tax claims since 1984 when ministers were ordained and taxes skipped, totaling nearly six million dollars in penalties and interest.
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