Reagan's colon polyp surgery eyed for cancer risk
Washington AP reports the result rests on whether a large villus adenomatous polyp found in President Reagan's colon is malignant and how deeply it invades the intestinal wall. Doctors at Bethesda planned three hour surgery to remove the growth and assess spread if cancer is present.
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Reagan to Undergo Right Colectomy After Polyp Found
President Reagan prepared for surgery at mid day for a large villus adenomatous polyp in the cecum to be removed via a formal right colectomy. Doctors expect a hospital stay of a week to 10 days. Speakes noted polyps are common after age 50 and the operation aims to prevent possible colon cancer.
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Grasshoppers devastate West Texas cotton fields
Hoppers swarmed along a 100 foot stretch inside 32 miles of fence line on Hirt’s property as grasshoppers feasted on tender cotton. Entomologists cite climate and soil for a 30 year worst outbreak but say insecticides reduced damage and wingless bugs limit spread. Some farmers call for a government spraying program to curb future infestations.
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Gas production ruled illegal by federal panel
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruled that 35 Panhandle independents illegally sold gas from wells Texas classified as oil. The decision upheld an ALJ ruling for out-of-state buyers, finding diversion of interstate gas and overcharges under the Natural Gas Act and related statute. A follow hearing will set remedies, potentially billions in revenues to be returned. The independents contend the gas was casing head gas byproduct legally theirs to sell.
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Mobil plans CO2 flood in Wasson Field near Denver City
Mobil holds a sizable stake in Colorado's CO2 rich area and aims to extend the Cortez Pipeline with a six mile line to a 640 acre lease in the Wasson Field near Denver City. A CO2 flood is set to start this fall as Martin notes lower oil prices could slow funding but not halt plans.
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Shuttle Challenger delayed after engine abort near liftoff
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP All three engines ignited to near full power then shut down three seconds before liftoff. Commander Gordon Fullerton said the crew and shuttle were safe and the launch cannot be attempted for seven to ten days. The ship carried more than 500 000 gallons of fuel and a water spray system was activated to prevent fire.
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City plans wastewater purification education before rollout
City Utilities Director Bob Derrington said the city will educate residents about the wastewater purification proposal before installing equipment. County Judge Jan Fisher announced plans to shift fee and fine collection from justice of the peace offices and the Sheriff's Department to the county treasurer, with billing forms issued to be paid to the treasurer. An indictment targets an employee of a justice of the peace office and a former peace justice employee over county funds theft. Midland Yellow Checker Cab Co could provide taxi service in
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Odessa Taxi holds week to respond amid IRS lien
Odessa Taxi Inc. faces vehicle impoundment Monday by the Internal Revenue Service after a federal tax lien filed with the Ector County clerk lists a $53,632.50 tax debt. Midland owner Bill Lee says Odessa may temporarily replace the franchise holder. The county Health Department will resume weekly disease reports in two to three weeks after doctor criticism over recordkeeping.
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Odessa Weather Update Signals Scattered Thunderstorms
The National Weather Service notes late afternoon showers and isolated thunderstorms with a 20 percent chance in Odessa today. Fair skies expected otherwise with highs in the upper 90s and 5 to 15 mph winds. Tonight will bring isolated storms and lows in the mid 60s, with sunny skies returning Sunday and highs in the mid 90s.
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Odessa American subscription notices and rates
Local notice outlines home delivery and mail subscriptions for the Odessa American with prices for daily and Sunday editions. Details include mail subscription costs, delivery problems contact, and a post office box for address changes.
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