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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1982
Page
1
A compact page item lists entertainment and financial briefs alongside puzzles and advice features. It mentions crosswords, Dear Abby, and Dr Crane style columns, with scattered fragmented text from a newspaper classified page.
Texas homeowners see about a 20 percent drop in rates while overall property insurance declines 16.3 percent for owners. A 5 percent credit for theft prevention devices applies. renters may pay more though premiums for fire-related coverage fall. The Texas Board of Insurance approved the changes after a brief hearing.
Ector and Midland counties report second highest state salaries for teachers after Goose Creek. Dallas ranks third with an average of 20 170 for 1981 82. In Ector County the average was 20 000 to 20 500 with future gains around 2 000. New ECISD starting pay with a bachelor’s degree is 16 110.
Western Europe criticizes the U.S. embargo on the Soviet pipeline set to deliver about 21 billion cubic meters of gas to Europe in 1984. Schmidt warns against a trade war while Reagan defends the move amid looming job losses in Italy and West Germany and major contracts tied to Nuovo Pignone and AEG Telefunken.
Researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital report that drug resistance genes evolve in farm animals and transfer to human bacteria. Three Salmonella strains showed identical plasmids shared by cattle and people across multiple states, risking treatment with common drugs like ampicillin, streptomycin, and tetracycline.
Benjamin H. Sasway a Humboldt State University student from Vista California was indicted by a federal grand jury in San Diego as the first person charged with refusing to register for the standby draft He faces up to five years in prison and a $10000 fine if convicted Sasway said he is terrified but will not abandon his moral beliefs and wants to defend them despite possible jail or fines
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