Spirit of Odessa cast grace Off-Broadway production
Odessa 100 cast members Mike Higgins and Marcia Greer portray early pioneers in the play Whenever It Rains A Celebration of the Spirit of Odessa written by Rick Smith of Canyon and co sponsored by Globe of the Great Southwest and Ector County Historical Commission. Joe Namath opens Tuesday as Broadway Joe in Damn Yankees with details on Page 1B.
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Spirit of Odessa
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Marcia Greer
Odessa 100
Odessa
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Canyon
Globe of the Great Southwest
Ector County Historical Commission
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Broadway Joe
New York Jets
Washington Senators
Guide to features CAREERS 68 classified comics crossword
Guide to features sections including careers classifieds comics crossword puzzle and doctor column spanning energy entertainment financial fine arts and related departments with page markers and column headings for a newspaper. The jumble suggests a content index rather than a complete article item.
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Ags
Eave
Energy Entertainment
Financial Fine Arts WA
Happy Fourth minus two in Independence Day lore
The Clipman Jr. retells how July 2, 1776, was when the Continental Congress voted for independence, but July 4 became the celebrated date. It notes John Adams predicting July 2 as memorable, the first full celebration in 1777 in Philadelphia with ships, cannons, toasts, and fireworks, and suggests summer heat and a three day weekend influenced the shift to July 4.
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Philly
John Adams
Massachusetts
America
Adams
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
United States
Congress
Pennsylvania Journal
Atlantic City
Congress May Get A Tax Break For Living In DC
The House Appropriations Committee plans to consider a Jamie Whitten proposal to let members deduct Washington living expenses from federal taxes, potentially saving about 5600 annually per member. Support spans top leaders as it could cost the Treasury roughly 3 million yearly. Whitten argues many members lack housing in Washington and need help, aiming to place Congress on a level with private business deductions.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Jamie L. Whitten
Mississippi
Reagan
Whitten
Legislative Appropriations Subcommittee
Joint Committee On Taxation
The
Treasury
House
Senate
Silvio 0. Conte
Massachusetts
Appropriations Committee
Dan Rostenkowski
Rostenkowski
Ways and Means
Subcommittee
Reagan plans F-16 shipment despite raid
White House officials say the Reagan administration plans to resume F-16 deliveries to Israel later this month. Four jets held after Israel bombed an Iraqi reactor may be released if the raid did not violate an agreement on using U S weapons for offensive purposes. Officials note the June suspension of four fighters could affect the July 17 shipment and a final decision hinges on the Iraqi raid review. Prime Minister Begin vows to form a new parliamentary majority despite Labor leading in seats. unofficial returns show Labor at 49 and Begin's Likud at 48.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Israel
White House
Larry Speakes
Likud
Blind climbers push Rainier ascent aided by guides
In Paradise Washington eleven disabled climbers led by Jim Whittaker reach Camp Muir at 10 000 feet as rescuers search for others buried by a glacier collapse on Mount Rainier. The party includes seven blind climbers along with two deaf climbers one with epilepsy and another a Vietnam veteran. The group began its summit bid near noon amid favorable conditions.
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Paradise
Wash
Mount Rainier
Jim Whittaker
Mount
Everest
Camp Muir
Vietnam
Unidentified Flying Scissors Soars Over California Base
AP reports at Edwards Air Force Base about the ALD 1 oblique wing experimental plane with a rotating wing design that pivots on a Lazy Susan mechanism. Test pilot Thomas McMurtry and NASA Dryden officials discuss potential lift advantages and funding challenges for this radical, one-off aircraft.
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Space Shuttle
William Andrews
NASA
Dryden Flight Research Center
Andrews
Tougher housing aid bill edges toward passage
The House and Senate push to curb federal housing subsidies cutting about 12 billion dollars in next year’s funding. Proposals raise rent for some, limiting aid to households under 50 percent of local median income and reducing overall subsidized units to about 308,000 across fiscal 1982.
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House
Kate Crawford
Low Income Housing Coalition
Senate Budget Committee
Congress
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