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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1981

Page

5

Odessa dog laws spotlight pet ownership ignorance

Odessa's animal shelter director, Coy Willis, urges awareness of city pet rules as stray dogs and cats rise. The piece cites leash and tagging requirements, vaccination tags, and a new neuter or spay deposit rule to curb population.

Odessa Philadephia Animal Shelter Coy Willis Willis Texas

Dear Abby and Movie Lover Letters on Love and Quiet

A batch of letters to Dear Abby covers longing for meeting stars Barry Manilow and Burt Reynolds, movie theater etiquette, and enduring intimacy in long marriages. A Bruce-like query notes belief in divine plan, while a reader cites Ben Franklin about education and ignorance.

Abby Barry Manilow Barry Burt Reynolds Burt Atlanta Ben Franklin

Christmas program held by Thursday Study Club in Odessa

The Thursday Study Club met with Mrs. A. J. Means Jr presiding as Mrs. S. W. Holmes presented a Christmas music program. The club will bring gifts to Odessa nursing homes and reported contributions to United Way and several local centers. The next meeting is January 7 at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. C. S. Patterson.

A. J. Means, Jr S. W. Holmes Odessa James Lamb United Way Ector Coun

FDA to require sodium labeling on 40 percent of foods by March

FDA chief Dr. Arthur Hayes says by next March at least 40 percent of processed foods will list sodium content. The voluntary program began last April and 13 percent labeled then. Hayes notes Americans consume more salt than needed, but cutting back can lower blood pressure.

Christopher Connell Associated Press Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA Arthur Hull Hayes Jr National Health Council Hayes Bureau of Foods Wayne Pines

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