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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1987
Page
1
SMU Chronicle of Probations and Coaching Changes
A chronology of NCAA actions and SMU football staff shifts. Key dates include Feb 24 NCAA notice to SMU, Feb 13 Infraction Committee meeting in Coronado, Dec 4 1986 Clements meeting and resignations talks, Nov 25 1986 end of special admission policies, Nov 21 1986 Shields resignation, Nov 19 1986 Faculty Senate debate, and Nov 18 1986 Hitch suspension for Albert Reese linked to an alumnus provided apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist
NCAA
SMU
Coronado
Calif
Bill Clements
SMU Board of Governors
Bobby Collins
Bob Hitch
Board of Governors
Clements
L. Donald Shields
Dallas Morning News
Albert Reese
Hitch
Reese
Arkansas
NCAA bans SMU football for 1987 and restricts 1988
The NCAA Infractions Committee imposes the death penalty on SMU football for 1987, bans TV exposure and a bowl bid in 1988, and limits recruits. Sanctions extend to 1990, reducing assistants, scholarships, and offshore recruiting. 13 players received $47,000 in 1985-86, with eight more paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
NCAA
Southern Methodist
SMU
Mustangs
Southwestern Louisiana
Odessa meeting informs illegal immigrants on amnesty
About 200 residents attended a bilingual town hall in Blackshear Elementary School to learn how the new amnesty provision in the immigration law passed by Congress last November allows illegal residents like Sergio Enriquez and his wife Maria to apply for legal status. INS officials explained Social Security eligibility and pathways to citizenship, with attendees from West Odessa and El Paso area seeking guidance on legalization procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergio Enriquez
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Maria
Enriquezes
Blackshear
Enriquez
U.S
West Odessa
Jorge A. Hernandez
el Paso
INS
Hernandez
Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Odessa
Henry V. McGehee
Oil policy sparks debate as prices dip on world market
Washington A P reports a tariff on imported oil remains controversial while a National Petroleum Council study notes low oil prices aid the economy. West Texas Intermediate fell to 16.73 on the New York Mercantile Exchange after OPEC producers cut output to lift prices toward 18 per barrel. The council warned of growing US vulnerability to supply disruptions as domestic production declines and imports rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Petroleum Council
New York Mercantile Exchange
West Texas
U.S
OPEC
Council
United States
Clements Seeks Lawmaker Views on Oil Policy
Texas Governor William Clements met with influential lawmakers to explore options to bolster the domestic oil industry. He highlighted foreign competition and oil price fluctuations as key problems, aiming to gather support on policy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
William Clements
Clements
Possibility of dump divides Texas town
In Hereford a plan to locate a high level nuclear waste dump near Deaf Smith County sparks a deep local rift. DOE public meetings drew about 800 residents while a dummy hanged near the town center symbolized uproar as officials outline a site characterization study for the 9-square mile area 20 miles north of Hereford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Panhandle
Department of Energy
Deaf Smith County
Jeff Neff
Here
Mandatory AIDS testing draws broad medical critique at CDC meeting
At a CDC hosted conference in Atlanta a wide range of doctors officials and activists condemned mandatory AIDS testing as bad policy. They urged strong privacy and legal protections for those who test positive and noted diverse views across physicians researchers and gay activists. Officials expect months before any formal recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
U.S. Centers For Disease
Mervyn F. Silverman
American Foundation For Aids Research
CDC
Ron Bayer
New York
Hastings Center
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