Rodeo Leader Seeks Scholarship Fund for College Rodeoers
Bob Lovingood, president of the Texas High School Rodeo Association, promotes an athletic scholarship program to aid young rodeo competitors in college. The description notes rodeo as a sport requiring knowledge, skill, and physical conditioning. Details appear on page IC.
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Bob Lovingood
Texas High School Rodeo Association
Fiori captures Western Open with course record 277
Fiori of Sugarland Texas shot 67 on Sunday to win the Western Open, finishing at 277 to set a new course record by four strokes. The prior mark of 281 was posted by Scott Simpson at this event last year.
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Nd Fiori
Sugarland
Texas
Scott Simpson
Decontrol of Natural Gas Analyzed By DOE
A draft Energy Department study estimates full decontrol of natural gas in 1982 could lift homeowners bills by 2 to 54 percent and total consumer costs to 91 to 127 billion dollars. The report weighs benefits and costs and notes Reagan should act soon if pursuing policy change.
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Associated Press
Washington
Energy Department
Reagan
Energy
James Edwards
Edwards
DOE
Energy Ac
Umer
Natural Gas Supply Association
Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition
Cable TV wires America for sight and profit
A 1980s look at cable television’s rise from postwar experiments to a major industry. Cable spreads from rural reception to urban systems with hundreds of networks, pay services, and at home banking. Advertisers pour money into cable as marketers seek niche audiences.
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Associated Press
New York
Telegraph
America
Telephone
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Public Broadcasting Service
Cabletelevision Advertising Bureau
Campbell Soup Co
Showtime
Home Box Office
Paul Kagan
Carmel
Calif
Cable growth and consolidation shake U S communications
Industry executive notes growth via cable as the primary path for expansion citing over 5000 cable firms while 25 giants hold two thirds of subscribers. The takeover bid by Dow Jones and Knight Ridder for UA-Columbia Cablevision faltered against a United Artists Theater Circuit and Rogers Cablesystems joint bid.
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Communications
Dow Jones & Co
Wall Street Journal
Knight- Ridder Newspapers Inc
Ua-Columbia Cablevision Inc
United Artists Theater Circuit Inc
Rogers Cablesystems Inc
Firemen repay favors of trusted old friend
Chicago residents recall Harry D. Wright a 4 year old with long ties to two South Side firehouses. For decades firefighters donate meals and cigarettes, check his health, and offer friendship as Wright, a retired livery driver with no family, grows dependent on their care. Apprentices and veterans alike describe him as gruff yet kind and grateful.
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South Side
Harry
Don Goeppner
Engine Co
Goeppner
Wright
Nick Tragos
Engine Co. 60
Dan Barr
Barr
Carpenters and contractors eye new bargaining pace
Striking carpenters and area contractors plan 3 p.m. talks as Local 1428 leaders unveil a counter proposal after last Tuesday’s rejection. Union demands include higher pay and benefits, with disputes over health insurance and a pension plan for about 200 carpenters in Odessa Midland and 17 surrounding counties.
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Charles Morris
Morris
Associated General Contractors of America
Carpenters
AGC
Odessa-Midland
Mike Dooley
John Cooper
Cooper Construction Co
Cooper
Ector County Independent
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Fiori
Business Review
Goren
Abby
Martin Singer
Odessa
U.S
Tom Jory
Chicago
Harry D. Wright
Driver
Center
Firehouse Friends of Engine Co