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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1981

Page

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New YMCA Opens as Rusk Elementary Red Post Rededicated

The Rusk Elementary School becomes the Southside YMCA as handicapped students learn greenhouse skills. An Odessa woman remains missing after three months. See stories and pictures on Page 10.

Rusk Southside YMCA Odessa

Changing self image a challenge to Texas

Washington report on Texas identity notes a shift from macho frontier pride to a broader self view. Writers like Patricia Browning Griffith highlight wealth attitudes and a diverse, evolving Texas culture shaped by Austin intellectuals, Dallas and Houston tycoons, and country music figures.

Boston Globe Washington Texas Rangers Texas Austin Dallas Houston Patricia Browning Griffith Griffith

Southwest and Northeast clash shape Griffiths themes

Commentary links wealth to divine blessing and virtue, noting H L Hunt's revered status and the politics it spawns. Griffiths work spans novels, stories, and a play reflecting Southwest values. She recalls great grandmother arriving in Texas from the South and Sam Houston's log cabin governor era with a treasury trunk in his living room.

H.L. Hunt Southwest Northeast Griffith Texas South Sam Houston State Treasury

Reagan hints at veto to push deeper budget cuts

Administration officials signal President Reagan may veto spending bills to force larger cuts than Congress approved last month. They push agencies to draft budgets aligned with Reagan's spring reductions, targeting billions in savings across rail, energy aid, Ex-Im loans, and job programs as deficits hover around 42.5 billion for 1982.

Associated Press Washington Reagan Congress Administration Edwin Dale White House Office of Management and Budget Dale House Senate Budget Office

Reagan weighs defense cuts to hit 1984 budget goal

President Reagan plans to trim the defense budget to aid the 1984 federal balance, with Stockman denying a $2 billion to $40 billion cut range while officials debate exact reductions. Weinberger and Meese say essential weapons programs remain, MX options may be delayed, and budget timing spans early September decisions.

Santa Barbara Calif Reagan Pentagon David A. Stockman Defense Caspar W. Weinberger America White House Edwin Meese III Stockman Weinberger Meese Mountaintop Jimmy Carter Washington

Beer flavor expert deciphers taste by chemical analysis

Moren Meilgaard, a Danish chemist at Stroh Brewing Co in Detroit, uses a $152000 gas chromatograph to identify ingredients behind 122 beer flavors. He has found 850 ingredients and believes thousands more exist, aiming to predict flavor from chemical tests. The main flavors include bitterness, hop aroma, alcohol, and carbonation, with dark beers showing caramel notes from malt heat.

Associated Press New York Moren Meilgaard Stroh Brewing Co Detroit Meilgaard American Chemical Society Carlsberg Brewery Copenhagen Denmark Mexico Stroh

Reagan weighs response to North Korea missile firing

Washington reports the Reagan administration held back a reply after North Korea reportedly fired a surface to air missile near a U S spy plane. President Reagan is described as concerned about the incident as U S jets had earlier shot down Libyan planes amid Mediterranean tensions. Pentagon and State Department assess possible U S response.

Washington Reagan North Korea U.S Mediterranean Libya Seoul U.N North South Korea Miles Air Force Pentagon State Department United States

Contradictory wage report not so gloomy says labor writer

Americans fared better against rising prices as inflation eased in early 1981 and wage gains nearly matched consumer price increases from August 1980 to July 31 1981. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the study noting the contrast with a Census Bureau finding that inflation adjusted income fell 5.5 percent in 1980.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Census Bureau Labor Department Howard Haughe

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