Texas oil boom reshapes sleepy towns into a metropolis
The piece recounts how Ray Holifield unlocked oil from the Austin chalk, turning quiet Texas communities into a bustling boomtown. It frames Holifield as the central figure driving the transformation and invites readers to see more on Page 1D.
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Ray Holifield
Austin
Texas
Seaver Joins 3000-K strikeout Club in 10-4 Loss
Striker Bey Ace Ls Tom Seaver became the fifth major league pitcher to reach 3000 strikeouts. The Cincinnati right hander fanned five Cardinals in a 10-4 defeat, with Keith Hernandez delivering the 3000th strikeout. A full career recap runs on Page 1B.
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Tom Seaver
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cardinal
Keith Hernandez
Seaver
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Skies and Mild Warmth
Today's forecast calls for cloudy skies with a slight chance of showers through Monday. Temperatures should rise toward 80 degrees today. See the complete forecast on Page 2A.
Appeal Set For Bilingual Court Order In Texas
Texas seeks stay and appeal after U S District Judge Justice orders bilingual education extended to all grades by 1986. White criticizes plan citing cost and teacher training needs, while noting 40 percent of non-English speakers lack bilingual instruction. The ruling follows a 11 year old discrimination suit finding pervasive discrimination against Mexican Americans in Texas schools.
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Associated Press
Texas
Mark White
U.S
William Wayne Justice Friday
Bill Clements
White
Justice
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas Public Schools
Odessa Sign Rules Spar Over Aesthetics And Growth
Odessa's sign code adopted in 1980 aims to balance aesthetics with free enterprise amid rapid growth. Current rules cap freestanding signs at 50 feet in height while Lubbock enforces stricter limits and stricter nonconforming signage rules. Local builders argue the city policy is too soft, while reviewers point to grandfather clauses and the need to control visual clutter as growth continues.
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Odessa
Judy Miller
Miller
Joe Blow
Jack Pallick
Pylant Sign Co
Pallick
West Texas
Lubbock
Jim Hart
Hart
Alcohol blamed for latest inmate violence at New Mexico pen
SANTA FE AP Alcohol is blamed for a disturbance at the state penitentiary where seven inmates were stabbed in a maximum security unit. The incident followed a midnight behavior block refusal to lock down. Officials linked the event to possible alcohol influence though the source remains unknown.
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Santa FE
N.M
State Penitentiary
John Ramming
Roger Crist
Easter in Jerusalem Ends Holy Week at Tomb of Christ
Tens of thousands of pilgrims join Easter services as the Latin Patriarch Monsignor Beltritti leads a Pontifical High Mass at sunrise in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre after a Mount of Olives Palm Sunday procession. One pilgrim from New York City, Virginia Barger, says the pilgrimage has fulfilled her spiritual journey.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Mount of Olives
Old City
Virginia Barger
New York City
Easter pet carnage at hand
AP Special Correspondent Jules Soh reports from Pound Ridge New York on Easter’s aftermath. Caroline Thompson promotes humane causes while detailing post holiday animal killings, stray ducks and rabbits, shelter policies, and the throw away mentality that leads to mass deaths of pets after Easter.
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Jules Sohap
Pound Ridge
N.Y
Caroline Thompson
America
Harvey
Caroline
New York City
New York
Canada
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