Civic center coverage bias debated by Jim Welsh
Jim Welsh weighs in on alleged bias in civic center coverage on page 4D while other items note a mercenary school proposer explaining training reasons. Also referenced are Bridge business classified pages crossword puzzle Dear Abby energy and entertainment pages.
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Civic Center
Jim Welsh
Abby
Economy gains boost but long-term gaps persist
The week brought lower interest rates and higher stock prices along with tax increases and budget cuts intended to raise $100 billion in revenue. President Reagan secured bipartisan support for a tax bill while still facing questions about controlling spending, especially in defense and entitlements. While some sectors moved quickly, economists warned unemployment remains high at 9.8 percent and the overall economy remains fragile, with recovery only in sight but not assured.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Reagan
Congress
Wall Street
Washington
U.S
Jack W. Lavery
Merrill Lynch Economics Inc
The
Lavery
House
Senate
Guerrillas begin exodus from Lebanon by sea
In Beirut the first Palestinian guerrillas evacuated Lebanon by ship, starting a two week withdrawal. About 400 fighters of the Badr Brigade and Arab Liberation Front left west Beirut for Larnaca, Cyprus, under French escort with U S Marines and Italian troops to follow. They waved Palestinian flags and chanted slogans as they departed.
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Farouk Nassar
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Larnaca
Cyrpiot
Ritsa Achilles
Amman
Jordan
Baghdad
Iraq
Tunisia
West
Shafik Wazzan
Badr Brigade
Palestine Liberation Army
Arab Liberation Front
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Palestine
West Beirut
Ariel Sharon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Rig decline shocks analysts in Dallas oil sector
Dallas Morning News reports a steep drop in the U.S. active rig count from 4,530 in December 1981 to 2,645 by August 16, 1982, squeezing oil service firms. Halliburton and Dresser cut prices to preserve market share while expecting a late-year spending rebound. independents fear continued weak activity into 1983.
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Polly Ross Hughes
Dallas Morning News
Dallas
United States
Hughes Tool Co
U.S
Corsinos
Halliburia and
Dresser Industries Inc
Halliburton and
Dresser
Spatiais
Prisoners trapped by slow system in overcrowded jail
Indigent inmates in Ector County's crowded jail sit for months without bond or attorney, many unaware of speedy trial rights or court-appointed counsel. Lawyers say delays persist, and some inmates have had no lawyer contact while security-driven transfers are considered. An Aug. 16 sheriff's jail list links to these concerns.
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Sheila Welsh
Ector County
Odessa
Who Is to Blame for Cases That Fall Through
Story Monday reports on legal representation gaps in a jail population. About 28 of roughly 140 inmates facing charges had legal counsel, while many defendants were jailed for months without lawyers. Inmates arrested through June and early July, plus others since May, show extended confinement without representation.
Law and order push threatens reform in Ector jail
Weak links in Ector County's criminal justice system appear to drive jail crowding and security problems. Officials face pressure from a frustrated public demanding tougher sentences and higher bail. Sheriff Bob Brookshire warns that recent incidents show conditions at the jail are deteriorating and demand immediate handling to prevent further crisis.
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Sheila Welsh
Ector County
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