Koch turns 62 as city harvest pies honor birthday
New York Mayor Edward Koch, turning 62, joked he feels 31 and aged nine years in a scandal year while accepting 62 pies for City Harvest. He quipped about discounts for the aged and joked that movies should wait until 65. Bob Dylan was refused entry to a Tanya Tucker concert in Toronto for not wearing a tie, then admitted backstage after Tucker intervened.
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Odessa Faces Population Slump After Oil Boom Decline
Odessa area officials forecast a population dip as oil boom workers depart. County estimates show a drop from 101,458 to 100,223 with city projections predicting 2.02 percent annual growth to 148,120 by 2005. School enrollment also slides, though a baby boom in 1981–82 may cushion next year.
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Jobless levels track oil driven downturn in 1980s Odessa
Williams notes jobless rates at 1980s levels across retail wholesale and services with 1981 service levels and oil wealth shrinking. Government employment peaked in 1986 but sits at 1984 levels and Odessa sees fewer high paying jobs. Lower wages shrink spending, risking layoffs, though Chamber president Griffin cites empty buildings as an incentive for new industry.
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Doctors blamed for most anesthesiology deaths study says
New York AP report cites anesthesiologists claiming up to 75 percent of 2000 plus yearly deaths are due to malpractice. Experts say monitoring advances could cut catastrophes in two years.роў
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Weather snapshot with temperatures and records
Saturday high 49 low 26 with sunset 5 46 p m and sunrise 7 42 a m. Precipitation last 24 hours none. December total 49 inches year to date 29 32. Saturday record high 82 set in 1933 today record low 14 in 1985.
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Rain and warm temperatures forecast across Texas today
Light rain in North Texas and scattered showers elsewhere mark a mild start with highs in the 50s to 60s. Early morning readings ranged from 22 in Marfa to 51 in Corpus Christi, with cooler trends into Thursday across Panhandle, Permian Basin, Far West, and South Texas.
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Weather report overview and regional highs today
Partly cloudy in Louisiana with highs near 60, New Mexico warmer with 40s to upper 60s, Arkansas partly cloudy to sunny with mid 50s, and Oklahoma fair with highs mid to upper 50s. A storm off Washington dropped rain on the Pacific coast while eastern regions froze. Snow fell across the Great Lakes and Nebraska, with very cold air in the eastern half of the nation and highs in the single digits to teens northeast.
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Permian Basin Safe Skies Forecast Averages Highs in 60s
Partly cloudy conditions grip the Permian Basin today with a high in the lower 60s and southwest winds of 5 to 15 mph from the National Weather Service Midland Regional Airport. Tonight and Monday stay partly cloudy with a low near 40 and a Monday high in the mid 60s.
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