Odessa rodeo youth helps care for stock at Coliseum
Elmer Roland, 13, son of June and Alton Roland of 2404 Roger Ave., tends stock at the American Junior Rodeo Association event at Ector County Coliseum Odessa. The rodeo final events are at 8 p.m. today with a parade at 10:30 a.m. on Odessa College campus.
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American Junior Rodeo Association
Ector County
Odessa
Elmer
June
Alton Roland
Roger Ave
Odessa College
Perkins sticks with Downing
City officials reviewed legal questions over Ed Downing Jr remaining as alternate Municipal Court judge. State guidance indicated no conflict with holding both county and city roles, allowing Downing to accept the judgeship despite earlier withdrawal by Councilman Thomas Perkins.
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Joel Roberts
Steve Groh
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Downing
Thomas Perkins
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Groh
C.J. Carl
Attorney General’s Office
Odessa American
Perkins
Carl
Interest rates surge upward across U S markets
STEVEN P. ROSENFELD reports rates rise for three months to the year's high, lifting the dollar and rattling markets. Economists warn the pace could threaten the recovery as unemployment drops, deficits widen, and Fed policy looms. Stocks retreat and bond yields climb as banks lift prime rates to 11 percent.
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New York
Edward Yardeni
Prudential Bache Securities Inc
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Treasury Department
Texas
Missouri
Red bureaucrats cling to remnants of power
A leaked Soviet economy study by Novosibirsk economists describes industry officials and plant managers under centralized control hindering production. Presented at an unpublicized April conference, the report, printed in seventy copies marked for official use only, follows new reforms hints from the government on introducing limited industry freedom.
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London Daily Telegraph
Moscow
Novosibirsk
Bomb strike on Tripoli mosque shocks Lebanon
A car bomb exploded at the Bakkar Mosque in Tripoli during Friday prayers, killing at least 19 and wounding 43 as rescuers searched rubble in the Kubbeh neighborhood. A separate bomb in Beirut's Ain Rumanneh district hit a five story building, killing a 17 year old girl and wounding nine others.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
Beirut
Kubbeh
Christian Ain Rumanneh
Bakkar
Islamic Unity Party
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