Texas faces grim 1987 economy with oil price risk
The Texas economy is seen lagging through 1987 due to plunging oil prices. 1986 will see job losses similar to 1983 and 1984, with a fragile rebound in 1987 unless world oil markets stabilize. State Comptroller Bob Bullock warns of continued weakness and urges diversification beyond oil and gas.
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Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Bob Bullock
Readers' views on Family Resource Carnival support
Letters praise Baytown groups for promoting the June 12 event at Bicentennial Park that drew 400 to 500 attendees and raised awareness of services for children and teens. Readers thank The Sun for coverage aiding the community effort.
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Baytown
Linda Smith
Gregory
Humana Hospital
Rebecca Jasso
Baytown Sun Advertising Director Sabir Copy Mixup
The Baytown Sun lists advertising staff Sabir and Leon Brown with circulation manager duties in a garbled note. The fragment hints at a copy or editorial error, mentioning specific names and roles but lacks full context or a clear action.
Mexico World Cup turmoil exposes Televisa clash and flaws
The World Cup host arrangement reveals Mexico's government funded airport costs while private business underwrote security. Televisa and FIFA leaders face scrutiny for transmission failures and high costs, with global gripes over language mismatches and broadcast blackouts.
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Colombia
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Havelange
Guillermo Canedo
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Britain
Morocco
Nigeria
Veterans of Foreign Wars leader seeks state commander post
From Sun files Humphrey, a charter member and current quartermaster of the Robert Tuck Post VEW, is running for state commander. Dr. M S Alexander, city health officer, warns unsanitary conditions from inadequate sewage treatment on the east side of the city.
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Notable historical highlights for June 27 1985
June 27 1985 marks the 178th day of the year with 187 remaining. The history column recalls Truman sending Air Force and Navy to Korea in 1950, Joseph Smith's 1844 death, Helen Keller's 1880 birth, the 1942 Nazi saboteur capture, Kennedy in Ireland in 1963, a 1983 balloon crash, Entebbe hostages, and earlier U.S. budget and hostage news.
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Maxie Anderson
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Entebbe
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Reagan
Congress
United States
Lebanon
TWA
Bible Verse Prompt Fragments on Gentile Princes Dominion
The readable fragment cites a biblical line about Gentile princes exercising dominion over others. No clear event or person beyond this scriptural excerpt is identified. Additional context or full verse needed for a complete headline and summary.
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