American effort to improve the Permian Basin quality of life
Local advocates push ongoing projects and policies to make the Permian Basin a better place to live. Community groups, businesses, and public officials emphasize housing, traffic, and services to boost livability.
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Permian Basin
Let Peace Begin With Me Ode From Odessa American
A civic statement extols freedom as self control grounded in moral guides and divine gift. It declares freedom not license nor anarchy and asserts the Odessa American welcomes correspondence at its Odessa Texas address.
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Odessa
Woodbridge bans headphones on city streets
An opinion notes Woodbridge New Jersey passed an ordinance banning pedestrians cyclists and drivers from wearing headphones on streets with sidewalks allowed The piece critiques patrols of modern urban safety and predicts future odd laws while offering thin laughs at lawmakers efforts and the headphone craze evolution
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Woodbridge
N.J
Passive restraints sparks safety debate and bypass risk
Federal court debates passive automatic seat belts amid public resistance and by pass schemes. Chrysler and American Motors warn they cannot meet the September 1 1983 deadline. Reports note air bag issues and a minibus rollover injures 10 Boy Scouts in Oklahoma as coverage continues.
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Federal Court of Appeals
Washington
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Oklahoma
Globe-Democrat
War’s enduring warning in a pacifist world
Paul Harvey argues that war remains a harsh reality despite global fatigue with conflict. He cites Britain’s Beirut lessons, U S budget and oil tensions, and Begin’s decisive stance as a corrective to perceived modern pacifism, urging a return to resolute action and peaceful settlement only through strength.
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Paul Harvey
Britain
St. Paul's Cathedral
Falklands
Begina
Beirut
Watt
Middle East
Texas
Ron Paul
Reagan
Get an Assistant to Climb the Company Ladder
Andy Rooney offers sharp guidance on office power by emphasizing the strategic value of an assistant. He argues that hiring an executive style aide boosts status, expands duties, and creates leverage, including the ability to manage through fear and arrange raises or titles.
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Assis
Today in History for August Sixteenth 1982
Highlights include Elvin Presley death in 1977 at 42 in Memphis Tennessee. Entries note 1777 Hessian defeat, 1914 BEF landings in France, 1960 Cyprus independence move, and Johnson backing McGovern ten years ago plus Ford ending two day flight boycott. Birthday birthdays include Frank Gifford aged 52 and Eydie Gormé aged 50.
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Elvn Presley
Memphis, Tenn
Thorn
France
Britain
Cyprus
Makarios
Lyndon Johnson
George McGovern
Gerald Ford
United Today
Frank Gifford
Eydie Germe
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