16 year old Hilbert Anaya practices acrobatics at Pease Elementary playground
Hilbert Anaya 16, son of Eloisa Anaya of 1115 N Milburn Ave, uses an 8 foot goal on the Pease Elementary playground at West 22nd Street and San Fernando Drive to work on acrobatic scoring. He trains during a hot morning as temperatures stay around or above 100 degrees.
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Hilbert Anaya
Eloisa Anaya
N. Milburn Ave
Pease Elementary
West 22Nd Street
San Fernando Drive
Hilbert
Halliburton posts first loss in 66 years
Halliburton Co reports a second quarter net loss of 474.8 million dollars, the companys first annual loss in 66 years. The setback stems partly from a 750 million dollar settlement with the South Texas Nuclear Project, though Odessa area well servicing units are expected to feel minimal impact.
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Halliburton Co
Permian Basin
Thomas H. Cruikshank
South Texas Nuclear Project
Halliburton
Houston
Odessa-area
Dewey Dunn
Halliburton Services
Odessa
Dunn
Foreclosure Auctions Draw Odessa Buyers and Agents
Public foreclosures in Odessa drew attention from a repairman, a realtor, and county officials. About 61 properties were set for trustees sales on Tuesday with the mayor’s former Lauderdale Avenue townhouse among them. Bank trustees and area attorneys oversaw the proceedings on the courthouse sidewalk while state law requires monthly notices 21 days prior. The tally of 55 to 60 monthly foreclosures since 1984 indicates local economic strain.
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Southwestern Bell Exchange
Art Molina
Public Bank
Odessa
Lonnie Sims
Lucille Wolz
John Minor
Lauderdale Avenue
Ken Griffin
Odessa Savings Association
David Baum
Jack Worsham
Walz
Wolz
Mayor's house sold and foreclosure bids fail
Trustees read foreclosure notices and opened bids but no bids were received for the two properties. Walz remarked she finds visitors amused by people talking to themselves outside the courthouse as foreclosures proceed. Attorney Donk said one of ten bid invitations drew public offers.
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Walz
Donk
First State Bank of Monahans
Mean Joe backs reform in Texas education PSA
Copies of a $12,000 television spot feature Mean Joe Greene promoting the no pass, no play rule. The public service announcement, funded by corporations, will air at stations’ convenience and urges students to pass all courses to participate in sports and other activities. Governor White and a student athlete appear with Greene.
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Austin
Joe
Greene
Mark White
U.S. baseball strike halts major league games nationwide
Major league baseball halted play as owners and players failed to agree on salary arbitration. Union chief Don Fehr and management negotiator Lee MacPhail pressed for progress toward a settlement, warning that high salaries threaten several teams while cities risk big losses in business.
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Comiskey Park
Riverfront Stadium
Astrodome
Yankee Stadium
Major League Baseball
Don Fehr
Lee MacPhail
Peace protesters blockade tracks leading to Pantex plant
About ten demonstrators camp on a railroad spur toward the Pantex nuclear weapons plant near Amarillo with a sister camp nearby and a dozen more supporters. authorities say trains on the main line must remain undisturbed and the protest is planned to end Friday. Cindy Evans of Liano says the action aims to halt bomb production and bring bombs home. Plant officials expect no collision as no trains move during the blockade.
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Amarillo
Pantex
Hiroshima
Japan
Cindy Evans
Liano
Carson County
Connie Reed
Here
U.S
Charlie Poole
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Don Norrell
Ector County
Grant Avenue
Terry Donk
Two Bank
Baum
Worsham, Left
Griffin
White
North Texas State University
The
Associated Press
Pantex Nuclear Plant
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