Reform Proposals Stir Debate on Teen Labor Rules
The Labor Department proposes changes to federal child labor laws to expand teen work options, prompting fierce union opposition led by AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland. Critics warn reform could pressure teenage job seekers, while supporters argue newer rules reflect modern realities and could reduce long term unemployment among youths.
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Cleopatra’s Death Marked on August 30 History Note
Today marks August 30, 1982 as the 242nd day of the year with 123 days left. In history on this date Queen Cleopatra of Egypt died by her own action, likely poison, with legend of an asp bite. in 1645 American Indians and...
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Reagan Needs Help From Far Right, Kilpatrick Says
James J. Kilpatrick argues conservatives should support President Reagan despite批 harsh backbiting in Conservative Digest. He notes Reagan has pursued prudent policies, improved inflation and defense, and reduced regulation, while critiquing the far right for thwarting pragmatic leadership.
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Shultz Weinberger Split Over Palestinian State View
Washington reports show growing bureaucratic strain between Secretary of State George Shultz and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger after Weinberger suggested a Palestinian state near Israel could coexist with guarantees. Shultz had previously cautioned against endorsing Palestinian self determination. The article notes long political tensions and related White House efforts to rally support for tax legislation amid intra party debate.
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Odessa citizen criticizes Chamber of Commerce for lack of outreach
In a letter from Odessa resident Jimmy L. Smith, the Odessa Chamber of Commerce is urged to serve citizens, not push a Chamber agenda. He suggests using local venues like Permian High School, Permian Playhouse, or county property for meetings and dining, praising a civic center report.
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Civic center defeat voiced by veteran resident
A resident describes priorities for city infrastructure, criticizing water quality traffic signals bathrooms sewers and flood prone streets from 8th to 25th Street. He urges lobbying against a civic center proposal and blames oil money while naming Larry Melton and Jack Jones.
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Odessa civic center defeat and community brief
Editorial stance on Odessa civic center argues there is insufficient culture to support a center and cites Midland as contrast. It accuses a small group of supporters of blaming the Odessa American, urging responsibility to those who pushed the proposal. George H Kinmonti.
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