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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
3
Washington AP report says a broad campaign finance reform bill nears completion. If enacted, it curbs federal election spending, limits radio TV and print media, and requires reports to the comptroller general. Negotiations emphasize delays and possible veto concerns.
Congress moves to extend Phase 2 powers for a year as Senate clears the measure after House conferees finish. The pivotal foreign aid dispute delays adjournment while the Mahon continuing resolution funds aid through March 15 and supports Israel aid. end-the-war amendment remains contentious.
A damaged OCR fragment seeks men for a research study. Contact Mr Green at 397-7271 for details.
Midland school trustees meet at 1 3 p m to discuss the potential Midland County sports arena. Dr James Mailey says the discussion will be routine but plans for financing and possibly hiring an architect will be considered. He notes a bond election may be needed, but no steps are imminent.
Moose Lodge members will operate a drive in bumper sticker station Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the lodge on East County Road to promote the annual Sand Hills Championship Rodeo. Workers will apply stickers to cars with no waiting, set up lines in the lodge parking lot along East County Road.
Jimmy Oglesby, a former assistant county attorney, was named Midland county attorney to succeed Willie DuBose after his resignation. Oglesby, 34, is a partner in Chappell Allday and Culp, Texas Tech and Baylor Law School graduate, Army veteran, married with two children, earning $13,800 annually.
A man signing as D B Cooper claims he used a disguise and other means to commit the Northwest Airlines hijacking. He says he has 14 months to live and sought “a few last grains of peace of mind.” The note blames no one, denies being a killer, and asserts he will not be caught. FBI declined comment on the letter and copies were reportedly sent to several newspapers.
Midland police seek clues in a burglary at Williams Feed Store where a pickup was stolen and later wrecked into a school zone sign post. Detectives say the store was ransacked and about 615 dollars worth of guns and ammunition were taken. the truck was found Monday.
Ralph Earl Lang, 52, of Midland, was listed in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital after his right hand was caught between drill collars and the catwalk on Monday. Luther W. Barron, 29, of 2000 Palomino, suffered a broken left foot when a joint of casing fell on him. treated in the emergency room and released.
Dr Lamb explains angioedema as fluid leakage under the skin causing lip and facial swelling its forms heredity and non hereditary factors and the role of skin testing avoidance and antihistamines hormones or adrenaline in severe cases practical advice includes avoiding triggers and observing tongue care for chronic bad breath with multiple potential causes including digestive issues and tongue hygiene
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