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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1983

Page

2

Security at issue in AT&T strike

The nationwide AT&T strike centers on job security and control of new technology as automation grows. Unions seek retraining, early-cr retirement incentives, and a jointly run training program, while AT&T pushes for flexibility and existing retraining options. The shift to machines has reduced operators from 200,000 in 1972 to 128,000 in 1980, intensifying work and raising concerns over conditions and life quality.

At&t Munications Workers of America Charles Dynes Abraham Weissman

Jet falls 16,000 feet before engine restart over mountains

United Air Lines Flight 310 from Los Angeles to Denver lost power over the Rocky Mountains and fell 16,000 feet after a static discharge. The Boeing 767, carrying 205 aboard, landed safely at Stapleton International Airport with no injuries. Passengers were instructed to kneel as the crew guided the plane to a restart at 12,000 feet.

Denver United Air Lines Rocky Mountains Los Angeles Stapleton International Airport Joe Hopkins United Chicago Bill Knowles American Broadcasting Co Hopkins

Blind sailor lands in Hawaii on solo San Francisco voyage

Hank Dekker, 42, becomes the first blind person to sail alone from San Francisco to Hawaii, docking at Ala Wai Harbor in Honolulu aboard the 25 foot Dark Star. He navigated with Braille charts, a talking clock, and a Braille compass as fans from Waikiki Yacht Club welcomed him after a 2,376 mile journey begun July 27.

Honolulu Hank Dekker San Francisco Hawaii Dekker Dark Star Ala Wai Waikiki Yacht Club Coast Guard

Driverless sedan circles, runs over owner in Skokie

In Skokie Illinois a self driving sedan circled a busy intersection and ran over Martha Max 71 repeatedly before another driver rammed the rogue vehicle to stop it. John Eckhorn a passerby and van owner tried to reach Max but the car kept returning to her path. Max remained in stable condition in ICU with a fractured pelvis.

Skokie Ill John Eckhorn Martha Max Eckhorn Biro of Chicago Inc Skokie Valley Hospital

Delivery Problems Prompt Home Subscriptions In Odessa

Local readers report issues with home delivery and Sunday editions in Odessa. Mail subscriptions including Sunday only plans are affected. Contact 337 7904 for resolution before 7 p m, with weekend delivery noted.

Hurricane Alicia Brings Rain to Midwest Farmlands

Remnants of Alicia move northwest from Texas into Oklahoma and the Midwest, bringing 7 to 10 inches of rain in Texas and scattered showers in Kansas and Missouri. Officials warn drought relief but not end to aid demand. Temperatures reach highs mid 90s with humid, unsettled conditions across the region.

Associated Press Alicia Texas Midwest Kansas Missouri Nolan Duke National Weather Service Kansas City Indiana Galveston Houston Texas Gulf Coast Oklahoma Lone Star State Dallas-Fort Worth Rio Grande Valley Midland West Texas Big Bend

Strike dispute over Southwestern Bell Texas repairs unfolds

Union spokesman Trecker accuses Southwestern Bell of breaking faith by calling strikers and threatening replacement. Dynes denies mass turnover and says help may be needed to repair service for about 250,000 Texas homes. Some strikers reportedly returned to work while others hold out. Washington talks resume after heavy bargaining.

Trecker Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Texas CWA Dynes Union Southwestern Bell Washington

Oil rig count rises as drilling costs fall and demand grows

U S rig count climbs 28 to 2168 this week with 735 Texas rigs up 19 from 716. year earlier totals show 2645 rigs in operation. Industry voices warn of slow climb to pre boom levels and potential effects from a federal natural gas tax while infill drilling remains dominant.

U.S G.B. Scoggins Rod Air Corp Scoggins Thompson S.N.W. Pipe and Supply Inc Luther Bitner Odessa Hughes Tool Co Texas

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