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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1985

Page

14

Closed campus plan sparks debate in Midland high schools

Midland students sign a banner to keep campuses open as a 13 member committee studies options for the district. A Tuesday hearing drew about 200 attendees with a 22 hour discussion. Officials cite 337000 to close campuses and a final board decision by Aug 13.

Midland Midland Independent School District Board of Trustees Odessa Ector County Independent School

Line item veto battle stalls in Senate debate

Kilpatrick reviews President Reagan's push for a constitutional line item veto. The effort fell short with 58 votes to begin debate, short of a three-fifths threshold to break a filibuster, while noting state-level use and constitutional concerns. He warns the reform risks upsetting the balance of power and highlights limited executive rescission in recent years.

Reagan Senate Grant Hayes Arthur Franklin Roosevelt Dwight Eisenhower Confederate States Jefferson Davis United States Mack Mattingly Georgia House Whittaker Chambers Congress Mattingly Mark Hatfield Oregon

Hallidie Tests Cable Car In San Francisco Demo

On this date in history August 1 1873 inventor Andrew S Hallidie tested a cable driven car in San Francisco traveling down Clay Street from Jones to Kearny. Earlier Priestley isolated oxygen in 1774.

Andrew S. Hallidie San Francisco Clay Street Jones and Kearny Joseph Priestley

Alaska impeachment talk sparks farce over political favors

Chicago Tribune columnist Royko riffs on Alaska's governor impeachment push and a televised Senate probe. He argues scandals invite blame, but Alaska's remote politics echo a national craving for influence. The piece ends with wry social commentary on power, clout, and ingrates.

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