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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1987
Page
1
Midland team looks to acquire players as it evaluates options against rivals Pirates eight, Astros two, Tigers four, and Rangers one, aiming to strengthen roster depth before deadlines.
A comprehensive Odessa American preview detailing the 1987 high school football season in the Permian Basin. It covers District 45A powerhouses and six-man squads, with in-depth features on Odessa High and Mojo’s running back Shawn Crow, plus coach Jerry Taylor’s chances to turn OHS around.
Thirty three people were found dead in an Yongin factory attic in what police suspect was a religious cult incident. The owner Park Soon ja, 48, and her three children were among the dead. Victims appeared dead up to two days. Police cited possible cult ties and a swindle case involving about $8.7 million from around 220 followers.
Danny Payte, a 14 year old freshman at Permian High, is a drummer in the Mojo band and a keen student of math. Despite diastrophic dwarfism and a height of 42 inches, he pursues academics and sports with high energy. He aims to form a West Texas chapter of Little People of America Inc.
President Reagan asserted the United States and the Soviet Union are close to an agreement on eliminating intermediate range missiles. He urged the Soviets to end military ventures worldwide, including backing Nicaragua's Sandinistas, and proposed global elimination of these missiles. Senator Carl Levin noted Reagan's push for verifiable limits.
Manila reports say the military rounded up the last of a rebel force at the armed forces headquarters while rebel chief and hundreds of mutineers remained at large after a failed attempt to topple President Corazon Aquino. Police set roadblocks, U.S. troops at Clark Air Base stayed on base, as officials blamed communist guerrillas for the violence and casualties.
A mother states her three AIDS exposed sons will leave DeSoto County and withdraw from school after a suspicious fire gutted their home. The family plans to seek seclusion as investigations continue amid threats and a school boycott.
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