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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1981

Page

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Special Today Red glare profits rise for Fourth of July

Odessans celebrate fireworks sales with a red glare theme as stands along U.S. 80 report profits from 3000 to 15000 dollars per location this Fourth of July season, indicating strong consumer demand and festive business activity.

U.S

Evert Lloyd to meet Mandlikova in Wimbledon final

Wimbledon tennis returns to the court with the women's final set between two-time champion Chris Evert Lloyd and Hana Mandlikova. In the men's semifinals on Thursday John McEnroe defeated Rod Laver and Bjorn Borg edged Jimmy Connors to reach the final.

Chris Evert Lloyd Hana Mandlikova John McEnroe Bjorn Borg McEnroe Rod Frawley Borg Jimmy Connors

Odessa celebrates Fourth of July and T P Railroad centennial

Odessa marks Independence Day with a five week schedule centered on a Saturday parade featuring dozens of floats themed Odessa 100 to honor the Texas and Pacific Railroad centennial. The celebration includes a 100-foot birthday cake, a courthouse grounds party, games, booths, tours, and various contests amid food stalls and historical displays. Local officials will speak on the courthouse steps, and volunteers from Optimists and Scout troops will award prizes.

Odessa Texas & Pacific Railroad Ector County Ector West Texas Grant Street Bob Bryant Gary Watkins Albertson's Bakery Chuck Wagon Gang Frost Bakery Odessa Chamber of Commerce

Gasoline price drop marks Fourth of July period

The Associated Press reports a rare pre holiday price cut by major refiners with savings up to 3 cents a gallon as a glut and fierce competition trim costs nationwide. Exxon and Chevron lead reductions while Mobil raises prices in the west. overall national prices dip from March peaks aided by Saudi oil output.

Associated Press Dan Lundberg Los Midwest Chevron USA Shell Oil Co Cities Service Co Mobil Corp Rocky Mountains Arizona Exxon Corp California Lundberg Saudi Arabia

Gross National Spirit index tracks American mood shift

Washington analysis from Walter R. Mears outlines the Gross National Spirit index by the American Enterprise Institute. It measures public attitudes on six questions and uses the Washington Monument as its symbol, noting a current optimistic trend and potential link to Reagan’s economic program.

Walter R Mears Washington American Enterprise Institute Ben Wattenberg The Institute Washington Monument Reagan Richard M. Nixon Wattenberg Jimmy Carter Carter

Lawyers mobilize to fight Southwestern Bell rate hike

AP Report: lawyers from cities, water authorities and airlines join the Public Utility Commission hearing on Southwestern Bell's 469.8 million rate request. Hearing examiner Carolyn Shellman presides as 17 intervenors, including American Airlines, MCI, U S Telephone, GTE, and numerous Texas groups, argue over rate structures and long distance charges ahead of hearings starting August 24.

Associated Press Austin Southwestern Bell Public Utility Commission Carolyn Shellman Shellman Bell General Telephone Ward Wueste GTE PAC Rich Fayh American Airlines MCI U.S. Telephone Fighting Bell Canadian River Municipal Water Authority Texas Retailers Association Texas Association of Telephone Answering Services Consumers Union Sonitro Secrity Systems Texas Consumer Association Texas Municipal League State Purchasing and General Services Commission Texas Alarm and Signal Association

Supreme Court ruling may not affect EDS Iran award

In Dallas AP report, lawyers say the 1980s US Iran asset transfer ruling does not apply to Electronic Data Systems’ roughly $20 million damages award. EDS argues funds are attached in New York and will not go overseas, despite a separate $1 billion asset transfer to a tribunal under Carter era accords.

Dallas Supreme Court Iran Electronic Data Systems H. Ross Perot EDS New York Tom Lace High Court Carter U.S United States Tribunal International Arbitration Panel Luce Robert Porter Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Post

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