Odessa American staffer nominated for TX Sports Writer of the Year
Chris Magee of The Odessa American earns a seventh consecutive nomination by Region IV of the Texas High School Coaches Association for the Texas Sports Writer of the Year. The story appears on Page 1B.
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Chris Magee
Odessa American
Texas Sports
Texas High School Coaches Association
Inside City Hall Odessa’s evolving local government
In a two part series Jeff Chew explores Odessa city government including the powers and personalities of officials and how the system operates. The first instalment examines the growth since 1927 and the role of municipal staff.
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Odessa
Jeff Chew
West Texans address housing shortage in Grandfalls
Grandfalls residents join a proactive effort to ease a local housing shortage. The community implements a unique approach and reports early results, signaling progress amid the regional shortage.
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Grandfalls
Odessa Kids Enjoy Warm Spring Day at San Jacinto Park
In Odessa on Saturday mild 55 degree weather drew many youngsters to parks. Four-year-old Josh Thorp and five-year-old Reed White were seen at San Jacinto Park at 22nd and West County Road enjoying the day as another pleasant Sunday was anticipated.
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Odessa
Josh Thorp
Reed White
San Jacinto Park
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West County Road
Illegal aliens now rolling against flow in Texas region
A Justice Department moratorium on warrantless business searches spurred a flood of illegal Mexican workers toward Texas oil fields. In Ector Midland counties about 700 aliens monthly entered, with raids finding hundreds more. Many stayed, forming entrenched communities as labor needs kept drawing them.
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Border Patrol
U.S. Justice Department
Ing
Ector County
Mexico
Hugh Rushton
Marfa
West Texas
Ector
Midland
Justice Department
Reagan moves quickly as Reagan sets tone for policy
President Reagan’s aides describe his early actions as a burst of enthusiastic reform aimed at cutting spending and boosting efficiency. He froze federal hiring, suspended pending regulations, decontrolled crude oil prices, and ordered travel and consulting cuts while signaling a firmer stance toward the Soviet Union and welcoming Jamaica and South Korea. Baker says these moves reflect his long campaign and intent to implement beliefs, though critics call some acts symbolic and contested.
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Reagan
Baker
Ronald Reagan
California
Features moved to local news section in The American
Readers are advised that Obituaries and Matter of Record, typically on Page 2A, are now included in the local news section beginning today. Check the Page A index daily for pages carrying these items.
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Texan with stars in his eyes studies time in space
In West Texas four time machines sit in the McDonald Observatory. Astronomer Tom Barnes explains that looking far into space means looking back billions of years. The work is demanding and cold, yet the view of the cosmos inspires awe and questions about life beyond Earth. Public viewing is limited and reservations are required.
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Earth
James R. King
Associated Press
Fort Davis
Tom Barnes
McDonald Observatory
Barnes
Andromeda Galaxy
Austin
University of Texas
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