Labor Day Closures and Openings Look Ahead for Monday
A rundown of what remains closed and what operates on Labor Day Monday. Includes key services, transit adjustments, and business hours to plan for the holiday.
30 Aug 1986
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1986
Page
1
A rundown of what remains closed and what operates on Labor Day Monday. Includes key services, transit adjustments, and business hours to plan for the holiday.
A local feature highlights Operation Blessing expanding efforts and fundraising success as volunteers report growing room to serve more families. Community leaders note increased donations and volunteer turnout, with plans for new programs and outreach in coming months.
The Soviet Union proposed open nuclear test site inspections and accused the United States of stalling a moratorium. Deputy Ambassador Sokolov said Moscow will accept any form of verification, including on site inspections, to halt testing once the US joins the moratorium.
Odessa dentist Jan Jenkins uses a 2.5 mm plastic microdisk bonded to a rear upper molar to identify patients in emergencies. DenDot of Houston plans marketing, relying on dentists for recognition while police adoption remains a hurdle.
Attorneys for Ector County and a fired county worker settled a $6 million case under the Texas Whistle Blower's Act in an out of court agreement. Judge Jan Fisher said taxpayers would not cover the undisclosed settlement. Odessa and Crane saw heavy rains with moisture bands crossing Texas, flooding fears, and sandbags prepared in Crane. Frontier Airlines filed for bankruptcy as losses mounted, with Midland Regional Airport noted in the report.
In Austin, Secretary of State Myra McDaniel predicted that a constitutional lottery amendment on the November ballot could boost turnout by about two million. She estimated 68 percent of registered voters would participate, about 5,101,438, versus 40 percent turnout, roughly 3,000,846, if gambling isn’t on the ballot. The Senate approved placing the question on the general election ballot.
American Austin Bureau reports Sen. John Montford of Lubbock voted for the constitutional amendment authorizing a state lottery, saying residents in his district favored it after a January poll showing 60 percent support. he argues voters should decide. Sen. Bill Sims of San Angelo, representing much of West Texas, also voted for the measure.
Speaker Gib Lewis says the special session is not a stalemate but progress is slow and he remains opposed to new taxes. Gov. White pushes a one-year sales tax hike as negotiators seek 322 million dollars in spending cuts. The House and Senate aim to finish by Sept. 4 with talks resuming Monday.
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