Panel OKs Philippine aid cutoff
Washington reports a House panel unanimously voted to cut off aid to Marcos while channeling humanitarian and some economic aid through churches and NGOs. Most military aid would be held in escrow until a legitimate government with broad Philippine support is established.
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Washington
House
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Catholic Church
People of the
United States
Marcos
George Bush
House Subcommittee On
Philip C. Habib
Manila
Stephen J. Solarz
D-N.y
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Solarz
Habib
Boy Flies Kite At Sherwood Park In Odessa
Five year old Harley Ellsworth uses a fishing reel on a stick to steer a kite amid strong winds at Sherwood Park on 44th Street and Dixie Boulevard. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Ellsworth of northwest Odessa.
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Harley Ellsworth
Sherwood Park
44Th Street
Dixie Boulevard
Harley
William Ellsworth
Northwest
Odessa
Optimistic tone at oil outlook predicts rig count drop
Petroleum Information Corp during its Perspective 86 outlook conference forecast an 18.9 percent decline in the rig count. Tom Dougherty, senior vice president, presented the forecast amid remarks that colleagues viewed as overly hopeful.
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Midland — Petroleum Information Corp
Tom Dougherty
Petroleum Information
Police probe diabetic's arrest in Odessa
Odessa police investigate the arrest of Robert C. Harlow Jr. for public intoxication after his wife says he was experiencing an insulin reaction. Internal probe details remain scarce as police officials defer questions and refer to personnel matters.
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Odessa
Robert C. Harlow Jr
Melody Lane
Roy P. Alexander
West County Road
Alexander
Alan Stewart
Stewart
Harlow
Laverne
Ruff Adders
Adders
Harlows
Laverne Harlow
Levee Breach Triggers California Flood Rescue Run
Helicopter crews evacuated Linda and Olivehurst residents after a levee breach released a wall of water. About 21 000 people fled as rocks were dumped into the levee near the Yuba and Feather rivers. Nationwide storms caused dozens of deaths and about 100 million dollars in damage across California Nevada and Utah.
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California
Yuba
Feather
Nevada
Utah
Napa County
Linda
Calif
Olivehurst
Reagan rules out Nicaragua invasion during Grenada visit
President Reagan, welcomed on Grenada's first visit since the 1983 invasion, says the United States has no plans to invade Nicaragua. He notes Nicaragua's situation differs, vows to pressure its leftist government, and lays a wreath at a memorial for 19 U.S. servicemen. Prime Minister Blaize calls the crowd the island's largest ever.
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Washington
Reagan
Grenada
Nicaragua
Paul Scoon
U.S
Maurice Bishop
Queen's Park
Herbert Blaize
Island
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John Watkins
Harston
Janice Johnston
National Guard
Bill Helms
State Flood Control Center
Sacramento
David Gordon
Marysville
St. George’s
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