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Midland tops U.S. pay ranking tied to oil economy
A Labor Department study shows Midland earned 21 171 dollars average annual pay in 1982, ranking third behind Anchorage and Flint. Chamber official Randle Lee cites oil industry as high paying with many administrative jobs and educated workers, noting Midland’s vast oil connections will sustain earnings as long as oil prospers. The nationwide average rose 6.8 percent, with Jacksonville North Carolina and McAllen Pharr Edinburg among the lowest.
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Chamber of Commerce
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Anchorage
Ala
Flint, Mich
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Midland Chamber of Commerce
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Odessa
U.S
Labor Department Bureau
Moonlit Odessa Forecast With Cool Front Arriving
Drivers head east on 52nd Street near Grandview Avenue Friday as a full moon sets over Odessa. Forecasters warn a low pressure system will cloud the clear skies over the Permian Basin later today, bringing cooler weather with temperatures in the mid-50s.
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Grandview Avenue
Odessa
Permian
Tional Weather Service
Perot assails reformers over happy Texas school staff
H. Ross Perot, leading a blue ribbon panel on Texas public schools, denounces a survey showing over 90 percent of administrators and 63 percent of teachers content with their jobs. He argues the public system is rigid, stifling innovation, and calls for dismantling the “good old boy” network and mandatory management training for principals.
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Druse Pressure Rises as Gemayel Offers Israel Pact Move
In Beirut President Amin Gemayel offered to scrap last year's Israel pact as part of an eight point peace plan amid Druse and other non Christian opposition demands. Rockets struck east Beirut as U S troops began packing up per Reagan orders. The cabinet fell and Lebanon’s army faced mounting defeats. Jumblatt called the plan too little too late while Nabih Berri refused reconciliation pending an official inquiry into bombardments.
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Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Israel
Gemayel
East Beirut
South
Reagan
Druse
Walid Jumblatt
Nabih Berri
Amal
Berri
Reagan Wins Clear Arm Wrestling Victory at White House
President Reagan faced Dan Lurie in two arm wrestling bouts at the White House as a plaque was presented praising him as the best physically fit president. Reagan won both matches, a spokesman said the victory was clear-cut.
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White House
Beirut
United States
Reagan
Larry Speakes
Marlin Fitzwater
Muscle Training Illustrated
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Lurie
Lebanese Christians flee toward Israel across Awali River bridge
Hundreds of Lebanese Christians flee advancing Moslem militiamen and pour toward Israeli lines, taking cars and belongings toward the Israeli controlled zone in southern Lebanon. By Friday about 15,000 Lebanese have crossed into Israeli territory as Druse and Shiite rebels push toward Beirut.
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Sidon
Lebanon
Awali
Beirut
Awali Bridge
George Hazeh
Wadi Zein
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