Milliken declares human emergency in Michigan aid plan
Gov. William Milliken announces a human emergency plan to aid Michigan residents this winter. He seeks $1 million seed money from the Social Services Department and $800,000 to distribute surplus food and support school meals, urging business and farm donations. Detroit Mayor Coleman Young also declares an emergency.
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Senate Pay Fight and Jobs Bill in Prolonged 36 Hour Session
The Senate endured a 36 hour nonstop session debating a stopgap spending bill tied to a 13 million job promise. House and Senate clashes over pay raises, defense cuts, and nuclear carrier funding shaped a tense legislative week amid a looming government funding deadline.
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LameDuck Congress Fails On Gas Tax And MX Budget
Speakes framed the waning session as successful for the president though Congress blocked a gasoline tax and MX missile funding. Reagan faced veto risks on spending, a likely defeat on a separate MX bill, and EPA chief contempt. House Speaker ONeill dismissed White House claims of success as defeats mounted.
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Contempt clash as EPA chief defies Congress
Washington AP report on Friday detailing a confrontation between the Reagan administration and the House over a contempt citation against EPA Administrator Anne Gorsuch. The House voted 259 to 105 to cite her for defying a subpoena on hazardous waste dump documents, while the administration filed suit to block criminal prosecution and enforce executive privilege.
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Dow Jones Advances Over Twenty Points On Fed Move
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 21.25 points to 1011.50 as the Fed reported another rise in the money supply. Two stocks gained for each that fell on the NYSE as buyers supported a potential 990 level, with Volcker's inflation stance cited and some analysts noting the Fed aims to boost money supply to counter recession.
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Tylenol extortion case heads to Chicago for Lewis
New York based James W. Lewis faces return to Chicago after being charged with extortion in the Tylenol killings. An indictment accuses him of sending a letter to Johnson & Johnson demanding 1 million dollars under threat of more poisonings.
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Sunny Odessa Weekend Forecast With Cool Nights
The Odessa area will stay sunny this weekend with highs in the mid 60s today and upper 50s Sunday. Tonight will fall to the upper 20s with northwest winds 15 to 20 mph, then fair skies statewide with 50s to 70s across Texas and light to moderate winds. Forecasters note coastal fog early Saturday, then cooler North Texas highs in the 50s Panhandle to low 80s far South Texas, with records and statewide normals provided by Midland regional data.
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Gown Imamerican Rights Notice From Odessa American
Copyright notice for The Odessa American dated 1982. Includes postal details and mailing address for changes of address. Provides publication frequency and pricing information.
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