Former Permian Linebacker Dale Carr Summers Plans
Dale Carr, former Permian High School star and standout linebacker, has an eventful summer ahead. Details teased for Page 1B hint at trips, workouts, and potential college exposure as he prepares for the next season.
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Dale Carr
Pay raises reversed in county vote on ballot
Voters will decide on a referendum to roll back part or all of the 38 percent pay raise given to Ector County commissioners on July 14. Precinct 2 Commissioner Bill Hicks led a 3-1 move to place the issue on the autumn bond election ballot, while Precinct 1 Commissioner David Childers urged reworking the entire package.
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Julie Bird
Ector County
Precinct 2
Bill Hicks
Precinct 1
David Childers
Gary Watkins
Watkins
Precinct 3
Julian Pressly
Hicks
Desegregation plan heads to judge over Odessa plan
Desegregation proposals by the U S Department of Justice and ECISD will be submitted to U S District Judge Fred Shannon. The plan closes Ector High School with a possible reopening if a third high school is needed and reshapes feeder patterns toward Odessa or Permian high schools. Elementary schools remain non desegregated this year while Southside becomes magnet ready over two to three years. Blackshear Junior High will become a magnet elementary school in 1983 84, with Hays Elementary converted to magnet status in the same year and a west east high school boundary system for junior highs outlined.
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Elizabeth Simpson
Ector High School
U.S. Department of Justice
Ector County
U.S
Fred Shannon
Ector County Independent School District Board
Shirley Huffaker
San Antonio
Keith Dial
Ecisd Instructional Services
Southside
Odessa
Ector
Permian
Dial
Ector High
Blackshear
Sam Gipson
ECISD
Gipson
Hays
Israel calls Arafat statement fraud in Beirut airstrikes
Israeli jets bombed west Beirut for a fifth day targeting PLO headquarters while denouncing Yasser Arafat as fraudulent after a meeting with five visiting U.S. congressmen. U.S. officials differed on whether the Arafat statement met conditions for direct talks, with no casualty figures reported.
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PLO
Beirut
Associated Press
Palestine Liberation Organization
West Beirut
Yasser Arafat
U.S
Yitzhak Shamir
Arafat
U.N
Paul McCloskey
R-Calif
Reagan
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
McCloskey
Zehdi Terzi
New York
U.N. General Assembly
State Department
White House
Washington
Odessa Mayor claims fire probe is a frame
Odessa Mayor Bob Bryant says federal probes into the O Michael Building fire and past incidents are a political frame to damage his reelection bid. The El Paso grand jury seeks Odessa Fire Department records and any fires involving Bryant and Councilman Weddell, with subpoenas issued and investigation continuing.
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Odessa
Bob Bryant
el Paso
O’michael
Bryant
Keith Weddell
Weddell
U.S. District Court
Midland
O’ Michael
Grand Jury
O’ Bryant
Bryant, Weddell
Ray Stoker Jr
Jackson Street
Stoker
Wayne Coggins
Prison escape ties to Sharpstown scandal legacy
The decades old Sharpstown affair is reexamined through Frank Sharp's jailbreak immunity deal. Key figures include Morton Susman who secured immunity from U S Attorney Anthony J P Farris, and Will Wilson whose Nixon era role and later resignation drew scrutiny amid political attacks. The article links Sharp to philanthropy and the purchase of National Bankers Life Insurance.
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Mike Cochran
Associated Press
Austin
Frank Sharp
Sharpstown
Waggoner Carr
Justice Department
Buddy
Sharp
Morton Susman
U.S
Anthony J.P. Farris
Susman
Farris
Carr
SEC
U.S. Senate
Wilson
Nixon
Department of Prosecution
Texas
Frank
National Bankers Life Insurance Company
Allan Shivers
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