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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1990
Page
1
Baton Rouge Louisiana governor Buddy Roemer warned he may veto a hastily drafted abortion bill that would be the strictest in the nation. He lamented the last minute rush and reiterated an earlier offer to work out a broadly satisfactory measure.
Realtors say FHA rule favors Midland as Odessa area home buyers struggle under a lower single family loan cap. ODESSA BOARD OF REALTORS cites a 14 year formula shift, boosting Midland limits to 101450 while Ector remains 67500, harming Odessa sales and prompting calls to federal officials.
Texas state judge McCown said he will likely allow the new public school funding plan to be used this school year even if he rules it unconstitutional later. He aims to decide by Sept. 1 on whether the finance law meets the Texas Supreme Court order to equalize funding for poor districts. The trial could take about two weeks.
West Germany France and other Western democracies prepare a multibillion dollar aid push to bolster the ailing Soviet economy. Gorbachev seeks financial and technical help as food shortages strain Moscow, while Japan Britain and Canada weigh sanctions as part of a broad compromise. Protesters from Barker and environmentalists march with tractors through Houston, highlighting agriculture trade concerns at the talks.
Alpine regional medical center asks Brewster County for a portion of the $300000 federal Big Bend funds. Board members meet with county commissioners to discuss long term relief as hospital faces a $51000 quarterly shortfall from Medicare and Medicaid underpayments.
Senate subcommittee chair says he wants testimony from a former Bush aide and others tied to a $1.8 subsidy for Bluebonnet Savings Bank. James M. Fair of Phoenix borrowed $70 million while backing a $1,000 stake as the reconstituted thrift, once the nation’s most profitable large S and L. Robert Roe of FSLIC era ties pressed for subpoenas as witnesses refused to testify. The panel aims to compel them to appear.
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