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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1985

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Hiroshima memorial marks first atomic bomb attack

Hiroshima observes the 40th anniversary with a minute of silence at 8 15 a.m. and appeals for peace. About 50 000 gathered at Peace Memorial Park as 4 200 new names were added to the cenotaph bringing identified victims to 138 700.

Hiroshima Japan Peace Memorial Park United States Hiroshima Industrial Ground Zero Cenotaph

Council Attacks Proposed Odessa Budget

Odessa City Council met in a special session to scrutinize the proposed 1985-86 budget of 47.13 million dollars. The main focus was an insurance premium rise for about 920 city employees from 60 to 76.20 dollars monthly, questioned by Councilwoman Melissa Hirsch and Councilman Vern Foreman with Mayor John Minor present.

Central Odessa Melissa Hirsch Northwest Vern Foreman John Minor

Odessa Reaches No 4 In National Retail Sales Ranking

Odessa regained fourth place among U S cities in retail sales per household this year, up from 10th in 1984, according to Sales & Marketing Management. UT Permian Basin officials say the rise signals a return to normal buying patterns as residents from surrounding towns shop locally.

Odessa University of Texas of the Permian Basin Midland

Baseball heads toward second strike in four seasons

The sport faces a looming walkout as players chief Don Fehr declares a strike imminent if no deal on salary arbitration is reached. Negotiators urged by Commissioner Ueberroth planned one informal morning meeting, with grim outlook and potential season disruption two months from end.

New York Peter Ueberroth Don Fehr Players’ Union Fehr

Odessa homebuyers face tougher mortgage standards

Odessa real estate officers report new Fannie Mae rules raise conventional loan down payments from 5 to 10 percent starting Oct. 1. FHA and VA loans are unaffected. Some buyers may delay or seek cheaper homes, while higher monthly payments may impact demand and foreclosures, officials say.

Oliver Odessa Dean Young Odessa Board of Young Carolyn McCallum Investors Residential Mortgage Corp McCallum David O. Maxwell Fannie Mae Mortgage Association

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