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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1982

Page

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Couple's caring recalled after deadly Melody Lane blast

Henry and Leila Cunningham died Tuesday morning in an explosion and fire at their Melody Lane home. Neighbors recalled the couple as generous and friendly, sharing produce and kindness with the community. Their son Leon Cunningham of Odessa noted the couple had been married 56 years and both died together, leaving a legacy of warmth despite the tragedy.

Keely Emerine Henry Leila Cunningham Melody Lane Jack V. Bedford Leon J. Cunnningham Odessa Bedford Cunningham Spur

Rioters Rock Miami In Violent Overnight After Police Shootings

Looting and violence erupted in Miami's Overtown district as rock throwing gangs attacked after a Hispanic officer critically wounded a black man at a video arcade. Police killed one looter. 29 arrests reported. five police cars burned. 50 officers patrolled an 84 square block area as two journalists' cars were set ablaze. The wounded man, Newell Johnson Jr., remained in critical condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Community leaders warned of possible further trouble near New Year events.

Associated Press Miami Overtown Mike Stewart Stewart Juan Santos Newell Johnson Jr Jackson Memorial Hospital Bill Perry People United To Serve Humanity

Fusion test at Princeton called a magical event

The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor at Princeton, a $314 million device, produced a plasma in 50 milliseconds at 2:06 a.m. December 24, proving superior confinement to prior designs and opening the way for regular testing in April. Deuterium sea-water fuel, nonhazardous fusion aims, and rapid shutdown were cited as advantages over fission.

Plainsboro N.J U.S Princeton University Harold P. Furth Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

Environmental battle looms over canyon protection

The Interior Department voided the New Mexico section of North McKittrick Canyon from wilderness protections, risking a clash between environmentalists and oil interests. The move affects about 200 acres of Lincoln National Forest and prompts lawsuits from the Wilderness Society and the Sierra Club. Oil group Permian Basin Petroleum Association cautions the site may be leased but not developed soon. Local residents note habitat concerns for the endangered Peregrine falcon.

Interior Department New Mexico McKittrick Canyon James Watt The Wilderness Society Sierra Club Ed Thompson Permian Basin Petroleum Association Thompson Watt Midland Bird Rehabilitator Midge Erskine Lincoln National Forest

Midnight raid on wilderness draws outcry

Washington AP report says Rep. Seiberling may use an obscure law to block Interior Secretary Watt removing wilderness protection from hundreds of thousands of acres in 10 Western states. The Wilderness Society and Sierra Club threaten suits and call Watt unfit as chief steward of public lands.

Washington House Interior Department Interior James Watt Watt America William Turnage The Wilderness Society Reagan Sierra Club John Seiberling Ohio Interior Subcommittee Congress Interior Committee Montana

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