Odessa News Page Identifier July 6 1985
The June 6 1985 Odessa newspaper page details 40 pages across 4 sections in Volume 60 Number 187 issued from Odessa Texas.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1985
Page
1
The June 6 1985 Odessa newspaper page details 40 pages across 4 sections in Volume 60 Number 187 issued from Odessa Texas.
The Reagan administration announced over 225 million dollars in additional Medicare cuts to curb health care costs. New limits freeze subsidies for intern and resident education at teaching hospitals and restructure home health care payments affecting some 70 percent of specialists. Reagan aides cite savings of 125 million next year and at least 100 million over three years. This move draws criticism from Rep. Edward Roybal who warns of denied visits to elderly Americans as hospitals discharge patients sooner.
In Vienna OPEC oil ministers fail to reach consensus on steps to halt price declines after a day of talks. Subroto says options range from sticking to existing policies to a new approach, with Mexico rumored to cut Maya crude prices amid a global glut. Security at the hotel meeting was tight as ministers considered defending the $28 Arabian Light price.
Star attraction bulls and broncos headline the World’s First Rodeo in Pecos as the event wraps up today. See complete story and photographs on Page 1B.
Port Isabel hosts a large INS processing center as the system nears capacity. Officials say detention space is scarce with about 582 men and 100 women awaiting hearings amid rising asylum claims since 1980. Overcrowding, limited medical care, and coercive practices draw scrutiny nationwide.
An Odessa pediatrician said the Ector County Health Department poorly tracks contagious diseases and that many doctors do not report cases. Health officials rebutted with a mass mailing urging full reporting while investigation into a traffic incident involving a police lieutenant unfolds.
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