Rangers right-hander Danny Darwin fans Red Sox in 5-0 win
Texas Rangers starter Danny Darwin pitched a one hitter against Boston as Rick Miller delivered the sole Red Sox hit with a sixth inning single. Arlington Stadium witnessed Darwin’s dominant outing in a 5-0 victory. Page 3B. Laser calls AOL Odessa-area fiber optic link between Midland and Monahans to use 58 miles of line after construction ends next year. Page 1D.
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Friday Weather Forecast Delivers Warm, Partly Cloudy Days
Partly cloudy skies continue through Friday with warm afternoons. Rain chances are diminishing. Highs reach the upper 80s today and mid 80s on Friday. For more weather details, see Page 2A.
Reagan ONeill clash over budget cuts in House showdown
President Reagan faces a pivotal House vote on his economic program as Republicans seek a narrow victory with Democratic defections hanging in the balance. Speaker ONeill argues the Democratic alternative gains appeal while GOP leaders predict Reagan will win with enough backing from conservative Democrats and a few Republicans.
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Ballet couple flees to start American life after secret marriage
Li Cunxin, a Chinese ballet soloist with Houston Ballet, and Elizabeth Mackey, 18, married amid a diplomatic tug of war and escaped to a secret location. Li plans to seek U S citizenship while denying asylum. The couple, now in America, intend to live and work here as they pursue residency.
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Committee balks at U S aid policy in El Salvador
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a six point amendment to curb military aid to El Salvador. It would require Reagan to certify the junta’s progress toward democracy and human rights before continued aid. The panel, 26-6, sought to leverage aid for political reform, with six conditions mirroring Senate proposals.
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Drug asset forfeiture lags. GAO finds limited seizures
The GAO report says the Justice Department collected only about $2 million in assets from drug cases under RICO and CCE statutes from 1970 to March 1980, with $7.1 million seized in other narcotics cases. It criticizes leadership and management failures in enforcing asset forfeiture as a crime deterrent.
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Pleasant thoughts help ease pain in study at Penn State
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. AP two university researchers say mental imagery can ease discomfort. John Horan of Penn State and Gail Hackett of Ohio State taught 81 volunteers to endure ice water by imagining a meadow with birds and sky while relaxing muscles and lowering pain expectations. The study, described in the Journal of Counseling Psychology, found increased pain tolerance with these combined techniques.
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