Odessa child bitten by prairie dog at Prairie Pete Park
A young Odessa child undergoes rabies shots after a bite from a prairie dog in Prairie Pete Park. The incident prompts the city recreation director to investigate numerous reports of animal abuse at the park.
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Odessa
Prairie Pete Park
Inflation woes forecast by Heller officials in Chicago
Walter E. Heller leaders warn high interest rates cripple small and mid sized businesses with no relief expected in the near term. They project the prime rate around 16.5 percent by year end 1982, with minimal cuts likely and broader economic strain across autos and farming equipment.
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Andrew A. Leckey
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago
Walter E. Heller International Corp
Franklin A. Cole
Heller
Cole
Addington
Midwest
Chrysler
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Interest reprieve nowhere in view
New York AP reports economists expected lower rates but prime lending by banks rose to 20.5 percent, near last December's peak. Major banks increased from 20 percent earlier, with Crocker Bank joining as inflation slows and money supply stabilizes. Thomas Thomson of Crocker Bank blames Fed policy for the stubborn rates.
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New York
Thomas Thomson
Crocker Bank
San Francisco
Federal Reserve Board
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Air pollution blamed for large crop losses in U S
Air pollution, mainly ozone, is destroying 1 to 2 billion dollars of U S crops annually. Studies cited by Heggestad and Heck before Congress warn that acid rain and sulfur dioxide also reduce yields, with regional losses in the Ohio River Basin expected to grow through year end.
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Washington
U.S
Walter Heck
North Carolina State University
Howard Heggestad
Agriculture Department
Plant Physiology Institute
Heggestad
Heck
House
Agriculture and Science and Technology
George Brown
D-Calif
Agriculture
Thomas Crocker
University of Wyoming
Walter Page
West Virginia University
Ohio River
Conscription: waiting in wings
Washington reports the Reagan administration may study reviving conscription to boost forces by about 200000 over four years, with a Weinberger led task force weighing all manpower options amid debate between voluntarism and potential draft reconsideration. The Army reportedly doubts recruiting solely via volunteers, while officials stress the study will propose recommendations to strengthen active and reserve services.
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Washington
Reagan
Pentagon
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Washington Post
Weinberger
White House
Abortion Bill Clears Key Committee Vote Expected Today
Supporters say the life at conception measure can win enough votes to reach the full Judiciary Committee. The proposal would grant fetal rights as a person, aiming to curb abortion nationally, with Reagan backing and fierce opposition from NOW and NARL.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee On Separation of Powers
Reagan
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Congressional Committee
John East
R-N.c
Subcommittee
National Organization For Women
National Abortion Rights League
Helms
East
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Hatch
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
New Movie Ratings Eliminate the Gray
A brief notice notes updated ratings for new releases, signaling changes in how viewers evaluate films. The item highlights a streamlined system replacing prior ambiguous classifications, with officials urging readers to consult Page 2A for full details.
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