Regents avoid tax hike as Permian Junior College System boosts budget
Regents kept taxes near current level by moving 94 000 from surplus and reinstating a building usage fee to gain about 95 000 plus 46 000 more state funds and 60 000 local tax rise. They approved a 4.6 million budget for 1972 73 with a 317 000 increase over this year and cut 25 800 from the proposed plan.
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Permian Junior College System
Odessa College
Almanac for August 7 1972 highlights and history
Almanac notes mark the date August 7 1972 with events in U S history such as the War and Navy departments creation in 1789 and Washington founding the Purple Heart order in 1782, plus earlier and recent milestones including battles, political nominations, espionage indictments, and the Apollo 15 splashdown a decade ago.
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Associated Press
U.S. War and Navy Departments
George Washington
Order of the Purple Heart
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Progressive Party
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
War leaves lasting scars on Indochina environment
Congressional Quarterly reports the Vietnam War’s environmental toll. Bombing and herbicides have reshaped landscapes in South Vietnam, destroying mangroves and forests, threatening wildlife and fisheries. Scientists warn regeneration may take a decade or more while Congress debates ecological protections and international weather modification treaties.
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Jack McWethy
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
U. S
Indochina
South Vietnam
North
Vietnam
Arthur Westing
South
Westing
Windham College
Vermont
Pentagon
United States
Laos
Cambodia
I. W. Pfeiffer
University of Montana
North Vietnam
Pfeiffer
Congress
Gaylord Nelson i
Wis
Sen
Claiborne Pell
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Insightful look at foreign student aid and dissident cases
An unreported sequel to a skyjacking highlights a 43 million dollar annual foreign student aid program. About 14,000 students from 87 developing countries study in 382 U.S. institutions, yet several South Vietnamese detainees, including Nguyen Thai Binh, misused the grants, engaging in anti-U.S. activity. Five others sought asylum or visa routes to return, exploiting gaps in law that allow reentry. The article notes distribution by region, with Brazil and Latin America prominent, and criticizes perceived liberal Congressional actions.
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U.S
U. S
Nguyen Thai Binh
Saigon
Binh
Hanoi
New York
Vietnam
Bind
Ottawa
Ottawa Five
State Department
Canada
L. S
East Asia
South Vietnam
Latin America
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South Asia
Africa
Brazil
Colombia
Thailand
Laos
South Korea
Nigeria
Ethiopia
Anwar Sadat
Shoe soles found in budget steakhouses prompt concern
Barbs imply reuse of old shoe soles in inexpensive steak joints. Kinetic quips suggest workers whistle while they work to gain freedom from labor, hinting at a carefree yet critical commentary on labor and dining scenes.
Retain County Road West Name Say Odessa Letter
In a letter to the editor T F Morris argues against renaming a county street to County Road West and questions who benefits. He urges education, clearer maps, and preserving the historical road name to avoid higher costs and confusion for businesses residents and newcomers.
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Odessa
Dallas
Grandview
Dixie Boulevard
Crane Highway
Grant-Andrews Highway
County Road West
Eighth
University
42Nd Streets
West County Road
Crossword Puzzle 65 Clues Ashy Material Saturday
Puzzle clues list entries with items including 30 Gambling game 31 Chimney 32 Clairvoyant 33 Eastern patriarch 34 Meat cut 35 Hawker 36 Merkel and related hints form a brief crossword item from the source.
Cromley analyzes Soviet withdrawal from Egypt and regional impact
Washington notes the long term gain for Moscow from Egypt’s exit but warns further Soviet losses in major Arab states would hit hard. Analysts see Egypt as a liability demanding arms and aid, while Moscow seeks to avoid costly confrontations with the United States and protect petroleum and strategic footholds in the region.
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Egypt
Moscow
White House
India
South Asia
Cairo
Cuba
Nixon
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
United States
West Pakistan
China
New Delhi
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Odessa Aquatic Club swimmers sweep Lubbock meet
In final prep for their invitational, the Odessa Aquatic Club won eight firsts at a Lubbock meet. Ted Everett Daniel Boone Mick Hicks Mike Schul Vance Hinesley Drew Ligon and Freddie Sperberg led with Hicks winning two events.
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Odessa Aquatic Club
Lubbock
Ted Everett
Daniel Boone
Mick Hicks
Mike Schul
Vance Hinesley
Drew Ligon
Freddie Sperberg
Hicks
Lawn watering ban extended after line leak
Twenty years ago on August 7 1952 a two day lawn watering ban extended by one day due to a leak in the supply line. The trouble spot is causing a loss of about 500000 gallons daily.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Col
Rudolf Abel
West Germany
Soviet Union
East Germany
Old City
Jerusalem
Israel
Old Quarter
Jordan
Pacific
Ovid
B.C
Guadalcanal veterans key figures in Pacific victory
Irving Yudin and Gunnery Sgt. Mike Bowers, two Qodessans and survivors of the Guadalcanal offensive, are highlighted as part of the First Marine Division's role in turning the tide for the United States in the Pacific.
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Qodessans
U.S
Guadalcanal
America
Pacific
Irving Yudin
Mike Bowers
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