Classified Guide and Calendar Highlights
A compact overview of church calendar items and feature sections in the classifieds. Includes notes on crossword puzzle and entertainment listings alongside doctors column and financials in the newspaper's classified page.
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Pietro Tek Eei
City, board to examine area sites for annexation
Odessa officials plan a joint tour of potential annexation sites as the city and Planning and Zoning Board push toward a long range policy. The two bodies will wait on a date until Midland resolves extraterritorial jurisdiction and a proposed $20 million subdivision.
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Odessa
Planning and Zoning Board
Nell Geers
Midland
Midland Council
Midland County
Midland and
Mission Country Club
Golden Acres’ Golf Course
U.S
Council
Dick Sivalls
John Mason
Mason
Vern Foreman
Siralls
Midland City
Midland Regional Airport
Margaret Burton
Houston Seabolt
Lawson Cook
Senate approves record 208.7 billion arms bill in landslide vote
The Senate passed a record 208.7 billion military spending bill by 84 to 5, including 2.4 billion for the B 1 bomber and 2 billion for the MX missile, with a separate 7.3 billion military construction bill. The measures now go to House-Senate conferences as defense leaders expect a compromise close to President Reagan's request. Final action hinged on an aging recommendations amendment and debate over budget priorities.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
House
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Stevens
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
White House Conference On
Discs Arrive for Stations After Missing Mail Mystery
Odessa radio stations KRIG AM and KUFO FM faced missing mailed albums as USPS routes hindered deliveries. Postal inspectors investigated, but after a Odessa American story, albums began arriving in larger groups. Stations reported improved delivery and credited publicity.
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Odessa
Krig-Am
Kufo-Fm
United States
United Parcel Service
U.S. Postal Service
Sartain
New York
John Clay
KRIG
Odessa American
Clay
Trash Strike Strains New York City Garbagemen
Private garbage collectors strike grips Manhattan as 21 000 tons of trash sit uncollected amid emergency removals. Chinatown and the Bowery suffer piles of refuse while hotels and firms face fees for disposal. Negotiations resume after a state mediated meeting.
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Associated Press
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Chinatown
Teamsters Union
James McCabe
Ment
Bowery
Second Avenue
Harlem
Park Avenue
Alexander
Rockefeller Center
Equal time for God heats up in court
In Little Rock the trial over scientific creationism begins Monday as the ACLU challenges laws requiring equal treatment of creationism and Darwinian evolution in public schools. The Arkansas suit features 40 witnesses including Carl Sagan and Gov. Frank White. the defense offers 67 witnesses from multiple countries.
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John Pope
Newhouse
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Louisiana
Charles Darwin
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S
William Overton
ACLU
Carl Sagan
Cornell University
Frank D. White
Jim Halsted
North Little Rock
United States
Canada
Switzerland
Dallas Theological Seminary
Henry M. Morris
Institute For Creation Research
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Goren
TV Log Hk
By Jeff Chew
Buffalo Wallow
Public Works
Bobby Tucker
Administration
By Julie Bird
Postal Service
Stan Sartain
Midland Post Office
Fort Worth
KUFO
Steve Driscoll
Driscoll
Nyc
Health Department
Sanitation Department
Bert Alexander
God