Study shows minority students closing gap in test scores
Dallas area sports injury roundup notes Don Smerek joins growing list of Dallas injuries.
25 Aug 1986
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1986
Page
1
Dallas area sports injury roundup notes Don Smerek joins growing list of Dallas injuries.
In Cameroon a toxic gas release from Lake Nios near Wum has killed at least 2000 people, with the military leading rescue and relief. An Israeli medical team joined international aid efforts including the United States Britain and France as officials assessed the casualty count.
In a pre trial hearing in a $6 million lawsuit by former Ector County employee Tana Stewart Perry, attorney Steve Spurgin sought to bar the counties written July 22 1985 commissioners court minutes and a tape recording from evidence. The motion argues the minutes and tape do not match though The Odessa Americans Gail Burke would testify after a recess. The judge allowed the case to proceed while ruling on jurisdiction and whether a proper claim was filed before suit.
In Dallas, officials say a weak economy hampers analysis of the Texas blue law repealone year on. The comptroller’s study finds Sunday shopping trends inconclusive as retailers report mixed views, some noting increased Sunday store visits while others see shifts from other days. Some merchants favor worship and family time on Sundays.
United Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association failed to reach an agreement after a weekend of talks in a Chicago suburb. Frontier Airlines halted operations affecting 17,000 passengers while 4,700 workers were idled and bankruptcy was possible if no deal was reached.
If Frontier Airlines folds now, Midland Regional Airport could face $70,000 to $75,000 in rent and landing fees. Airport Manager Victor White warned the timing is terrible as the facility plans October payroll cuts of about eight positions.
Texas plans to allow interstate banking for the first time in 150 years as 35 states already permit it. Banking officials cited 1904 laws as outdated while oil price declines threaten Texas banks. Senate passage suggests House approval soon.
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