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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1981

Page

2

Award highlights waste in Texas state spending

Uribe and Wallace announce the annual waste award. The first runner-up is Texas A&M University for paying former President Jarvis Miller $69,000 a year for doing nothing. Second runner-up is Clements for vetoing funds then recommending the same building, costing the state $4 million. Past winners include UT Austin for Rembrandt misplacements and other excesses.

Ralph Uribe Wallace Texas A&m University A&m Jarvis Miller Miller Clements West Texas Amarillo University of Texas At Austin Executive Branch Governor's Mansion Department of Human Resources

Stockman calls budget setback a little problem

Budget Director David Stockman dismissed the setback to Reaganomics as an accounting problem and urged support for the administration's budget. He said Republicans in the House would gain conservative Democratic votes to prevail, while Senate rivals call the issue a tactical impasse and a bump on the road.

David Espo Associated Press Washington David Stockman House Senate Reagan Stockman White House Larry Speakes House of Representatives Stenholm Strategic Petroleum Reserve

Saving water measures urged as heat nears

Authorities urge water conservation as warm weather raises use for pools lawns and showers. Experts note leaks waste water and toilets account for much usage, recommending fixes and simple methods to reduce consumption.

United States OPEC Department of Interior William Sharp University of Pennsylvania Sharp

Ys Way to a Healthy Back offered by Central YMCA

Central YMCA will offer The Y s Way to a Healthy Back a six week course for people with low back discomforts taught by Bob Bailey Men s Fitness Center director post training in Dallas The program assists regular exercisers and non exercisers Registration for the session beginning April 13 is now under way A back health program backed by national acclaim prepares participants for better posture and movement.

Central Ymca Bob Bailey Bailey Dallas

Odessa Hospital weighs new cancer unit amid regulatory clash

The hospital aims to buy a modern linear accelerator to treat cancer while arguing it will not burden taxpayers. Donated by the Women's Hospital Auxiliary, the $350000 unit faces state review over duplication with Midland’s Allison center. Midland opposes, citing reduced patient load. officials anticipate a year before patient treatment starts.

el Paso Medical Center Hospital West Second Street Angel Montes Scott Ritter W. University Blvd Medical Center Jaime Gandara Montes Hal M. Smith Abilene B. Hawkins Ritter Smith Second Street Edison Street Glenney Women's Hospital Auxiliary Texas Health Facilities Commission Midland Allison Permain Basin Allison Center MCH State Health Commission Odessa Allison

Storms and warm weather sweep West Texas region

The National Weather Service forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms through tonight. Highs in the mid 80s, lows in the upper 50s to 60s, southerly winds 15 to 25 mph with gusts. A line of storms previously drifted across West Texas triggering a tornado watch. Laredo reached 92, Galveston 72, and Odessa set a Friday record high of 95 with a 1932 low of 33 on Saturday.

West Texas Laredo Galveston Odessa National Weather Service Midland Regional

Soviet bloc casino opens in Budapest amid strict Hungarian rules

Budapest unveils Casino Budapest on April 25 on the Hilton Hotel complex atop Buda Hill. The state aided project uses Austrian knowhow and 49 percent share by Casino Co. Guests exchange Western currencies for marks with a five mark entry, while Hungarians cannot buy foreign currency. The venue features two French roulette, two American roulette, three blackjack tables, boule, baccarat, 32 slot machines, and a restaurant. Open 5 pm to 2 am daily with hard currency transfers and no tax on winnings.

Associated Press Budapest Hungary Soviet Bloc Las Vegas Atlantic City Buda Hill Danube Danubius Hotels and Spa Co Danubius Austrian Casino Co Vienna Hilton Casino

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