Oil's double edge for Osage Nation in oil boom
Osage Nation holds mineral rights to 11.5 million acres from Tulsa to the Kansas line. Oil has brought prosperity and problems, with more than 3,000 wells drilled since 1976 and about 10,000 in production. Tribal leaders note windfall income brings tension and envy, while many members pursue active lives despite gains.
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Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Osage County
Tulsa
Kanesas
Red Eagle
Osage
Sylvester Tinker
Tinker
Ralph Adkisson
Adkisson
Senate panel weighs new broad study of federalism
Sen. William V. Roth Jr. and Rep. Richard Bollings push an 18 member bipartisan commission to survey federal operations and their relation to state and local governments. Reagan supports a two year study to propose reorganizing powers across federal, state, and local levels, aiming for a Hoover Commission scale.
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Sen
William V. Roth Jr
Del
Roth
Senate
Rep
Richard Bollings
D-Mo
Hoover Panels
Commission
Washington
Reagan
Hoover Commissions
Senator O'Connor Abortion Record Acknowledged By Wilkie
Wilkie claims Sandra O'Connor backed pro abortion positions while Arizona senator and urged Reagan to withdraw her nomination. A Justice Department source says O'Connor showed anti abortion sentiment in at least one case. Before judgeship she backed bills easing abortion access under certain conditions.
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Sandra O'Connor
Arizona
Wilkie
Reagan
O'Connor
Senate
O'Connor Abortion Record Scrutinized in Confirmation
A Justice Department source notes O'Connor voted against a bill barring abortions at the University of Arizona Hospital and supported procedures allowing parental-unknown minor access. Reagan allies criticize her, while Speakes affirms her anti abortion stance pending confirmation.
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Republican Caucus
Congress
University of Arizona Hospital
Tucson
O'Connor
Tucson Hospital Board of
Blue Cross
Justice Department
University Hospital
Arizona
Wilkie
Reagan
Phoenix
White House
Larry Speakes
Graffiti Professors Outsider Art Opens Door to Graffiti
In New York City, sociology graduate student David Riggs hosts graffiti artists Chaos Frenzy and two others in his Columbia apartment for three weeks. The project, meant as an experiment, exposes a thriving subculture riding the city rails. The university calls it mischief, and Riggs ends up with a vacant apartment and a vivid, paint stained scene.
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NEW York
Frenzy
Chaos
David Riggs
Columbia University
Riggs
University
Sherwin Williams
San Diego woman wins record 4.6 million in malpractice suit
Evelyn Walker, 41, of San Diego, received a 4.6 million verdict against Dr. Zane Parten of La Jolla for alleged psychiatric damage after a therapist seduction. The jury, the largest in San Diego County history, included 16 women and two men and followed four hours of deliberation.
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San Diego
Evelyn Walker
Zane Parten
la Jolla
Marvin Lewis
Walker
San Diego County
United States
Lewis
Parten
Husband to sue killer in Mintiks case at Met Opera
Janis Mintiks, sculptor and widower of Helen Haynes Mintiks, seeks to sue Craig Crimmins and the Metropolitan Opera Association in Manhattan Surrogate's Court. Crimmins, a Lincoln Center stagehand, was convicted of murder for pushing Mintiks down a shaft after she was attacked last July 23. He faces 25 years to life at sentencing August 19.
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New York
Helen Haynes Mintiks
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera Association
Manhattan
Janis Mintiks
Metropolitan Opera Association
Craig Crimmins
Lincoln Center Opera House
Weather outlook for Odessa with heat and humid trend
Turbulent weather moved into Odessa raising year to date rainfall to 6.91 inches. NWS Midland reports 0.19 inch new rainfall with 30 percent chance of rain tonight dropping to 20 percent by Thursday. Thunderstorms swept through West Texas with damaging winds. next few days remain warm and humid with highs near 90s and some 105 in lower elevations.
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Odessa
Danny Graves
Weather Service
Midland
National Weather Service
Midland Regional
West
Texas
Panhandle Ang Mountains
Big Berd
Heat wave hits International Falls in unusual warmth
International Falls Minnesota endures an unexpected heat wave with temperatures near 97 degrees on Monday and 93 on Tuesday. Residents adapt with air conditioners and swimsuits. Locals note the town’s reputation for cold makes the warm spell striking and unusual. Rainy Lake nearby draws mixed reactions as water feels near freezing.
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International Falls
Minn
America
Heart
Canadian
Ray Gorder
Gen Fischer
Rainy Lake
Delivery trouble marks Odessa American readers concerned
Fragmented OCR text shows unreadable lines and subscriptions notes. Mentions delivery issues and questions about newspaper delivery or service in Odessa with scattered names and phrases.
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Humane Society of Utah
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Carter
Spann
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Gloria Spann
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San Francico
Noaa US Dept of Comm
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Amarillo
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