Demonstrations Draw Large Arrests in White House Protests
A month of civil disobedience at the White House against Reagan budget cuts led to 154 arrests for unlawful entry. Participants include Hermene Evans and Daouda Lawrence, plus activists such as Mitch Snyder and Fred Shuttlesworth. Demonstrators say actions press social program funding, with many receiving suspended sentences or short jail terms.
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Daouda Lawrence
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Odessa eyes senior housing to meet growing demand
Odessa lacks a retirement center unlike similar Texas cities, while Midland’s facility carries a four year wait. Standifer and Baldwin say no national facility avoids waiting lists and the senior housing market is untapped. Texas retirees flock here, making Odessa ready to serve them and free single family homes.
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Senior housing complex plan eyed by community leaders
Baldwin proposes turning underused multi unit homes into apartments for seniors to free up larger houses for young families. A center with pool sauna and crafts room would include health monitoring and social activities. A housing committee would set an 18 to 24 month development timetable with a selected management firm and developer by mid fall.
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Main Street Push Seeks Historic Facade Rejuvenation
City leaders and business chiefs unite to persuade lenders to offer low interest loans for restoring historic district facades. The program, funded by the commission and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, engages experts from parking to tourism with help from 25 state agencies.
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Downtown Revitalization Aims to Preserve Historic Fabric
Leaders advocate keeping late 19th and early 20th century architecture while boosting downtown business. Programs in five Texas cities report early successes with Main Street initiatives, including Slipcover removal and brick restoration, plus new merchant associations and historic surveys.
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Pressures on teens fuel teen deaths in Hong Kong
Hong Kong reports three young girls dying by their own action under school and family pressure. Yung Wai Kai, 12, leapt from a 24 story building on June 4, while Kwan Wai Chee, 13, and Fung Sheung Kun, 14, bound their hands and jumped from a 26 story roof. Police noted death notes from the two older girls. Venda Scott of the Hong Kong Samaritan Befrienders cites rising youth distress amid intense academic standards and changing family patterns, with 18 percent of last year’s 11,000 helpline calls from ages 10 to 19. The group says Western influence adds to the strain.
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Kwan Wai-Chee
Fung Sheung-Kun
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Tight-knit Chinese families face rising divorces and student stress
The piece cites official data showing youth crisis reports up 43 percent from 1979 to 1980 as divorce increases strain on children. It notes heavy school pressure from kindergarten onward, with tests and entrance interviews shaping academic paths, amid compulsory schooling only to age nine in Hong Kong.
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John Collins
Hong Kong
Collins
Education Department
Mobile mayor hostage incident sparks pension dispute
Mobile Mayor Robert Doyle says heightened City Hall security would not have stopped a disabled retiree who held him at gunpoint for an hour. Joseph H. Puckett, 46, faces reckless endangerment and threats charges after surrendering peacefully. Doyle, re-election candidate, noted Puckett’s erratic behavior and pension complaint. In Los Angeles, three-fifths of county supervisors seek a constitutional amendment to make English official, arguing bilingual materials waste funds.
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Puckett
Los Angeles
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Board of Supervisors
California
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Curious kids set 30 fires in Poletown area
Detroit police say 30 fires were started over three days by curious children amid a neighborhood clearance for a General Motors Cadillac plant. Lt. William Gray notes no injuries. about 1,500 structures are being demolished and 3,000 residents relocated.
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William Gray
Thomas Trueman
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McElrath baby flown to Georgia ICU for life saving care
Carlene McElrath and her husband faced a dire fate as their one pound eleven ounce newborn, Stephanie Marie, could not find Florida hospitals ready to treat her. Friends lent travel money and a Georgia couple offered housing while the infant was flown by Air Force plane to Talmadge Memorial Hospital in Augusta for care.
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Carlene McElrath
Florida
Georgia
Stephanie Marie
Talmadge Memorial Hospital
Augusta
Air Force
Market prices edge higher but not offset yearly drops
Market bills rose last month but not enough to offset earlier decreases. The AP market basket survey shows the June rise was modest, leaving the average price for a random list of items nearly percent lower than at year start. Through January to June 1980, the basket climbed 6.5 percent, contrasting with the slower midyear move.
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Weather update for West Texas with scattered storms
Forecast shows warm days across West Texas with partly cloudy skies and thunderstorms missing Odessa Midland area. Highs near mid 90s and Big Bend reaching 100 degrees, winds southerly 5 to 10 mph. Extended July 4 weekend mostly warm and partly cloudy with scattered storms possible in the Panhandle and Southwest mountains.
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Odessa American notices and service details
The Odessa American lists delivery options daily and Sunday or Sunday only run, with mail subscription prices and contact details for delivery problems. It includes post office information, mailing address, and box number, plus customer service hours and phone number for delivery issues.
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