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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1982
Page
1
Champ Odessan Charlie Hostetter wins Texas Heavyweight title
Odessa athlete Charlie Hostetter captured the Texas Heavyweight Championship in a dominant performance. The event, highlighted on Page 1B, showcased Hostetter's superior reach and strength as he defeated his challenger to claim the state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hostetter
Texas
Judge to Step Down in Sharp Capital Murder Case
West Texas Judge James Clack will remove himself from the capital murder case of Michael Eugene Sharp and seek a new trial location outside the Kermit Odessa Lubbock San Angelo Midland area. Sharp, 28, is charged with abducting and killing Brenda Broadway and her 8-year-old daughter Christi Elms after a car wash incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Michael Eugene Sharp
Kermit
James Clack
Sharp
Odessa
Brenda Kay Broadway
Christi Michelle Elms
Texas
Lubbock
San Angelo
Midland
Clack
Nolan County
Sweetwater
Broadway
Winkler
Selena Kay Elms
Elms
Kermit Vfw Post
Selena Elms
Tax bill grants relief to nuns and grease payments
The Senate passed a 98.5 billion tax bill with broad tax hikes and limited relief. It excludes many taxpayers while offering exemptions to Daughters of Charity nuns at a Louisiana leprosy hospital and allows limited deductions for grease payments to speed foreign officials. It also aids veterans groups, American Motors, and Olympic athletes with narrow provisions as the House weighs the measure ahead of an election year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of Charity
U.S
Senate
Congress
Louisiana
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Senate Finance Committee
John Chafee
R-B.i
American Motors Corp
American
Alliance Automobile
Renault
Jefferson County
Colo
Social Security
Internal Revenue Service
House
Ways and Means
Army revives war dance at Fort Lewis to spark fighting spirit
A platoon from C Company of the 39th Infantry's 2nd Battalion performs a 21 step war dance along the Nisqually River to boost combat readiness. Retired officer Johnny Kai says the ritual creates “combat chemistry,” energizing troops in crucial moments. Some soldiers mock the routine, while others see it as a needed break from monotony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lewis
Wash
C Company
Johnny Kai
Green Beret
Kai
Army
Donny Davis
Danville, Ill
39Th Infantry
Nisqually River
Robert Simmons
Bill Rice
Odessa mayor demands HUD probe of housing authority
Odessa Mayor Bob Bryant calls for an immediate investigation by HUD into allegations against the city's Housing and Community Development Department. He cites the FBI Midland probe as inadequate, stating HUD inspector general should scrutinize the authority and its accusers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Odessa
Housing and Community Development Department
FBI
Midland
Bob Bryant
HUD
City Housing and Community Development Department
Bryant
Inspector General
Murder risks haunt Highway 15 tourism beats
Associated Press reports on Mexico's Pacific coastal Highway 15 where bandits and murder mark a historic legend. Three American travelers were attacked recent times. two died and one vanished as U S officials weigh renewing a 1976 travel advisory. Mazatlan leaders defend tourism amid concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Boudreaux
Associated Press
Mexico
U.S
State Department
Highway 15
Nogales
Arizona
Mexico City
Seven police officers face charges in professor's death
In San Ignacio, seven policemen including the police chief are charged with murdering missing University of Colorado Professor Nicholas Schrock and with robbery and assault. The case moves to evidence review. a body has not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culiacan
Mexico
San Ignacio
University of Colorado
Nicholas Schrock
Sinaloa
Jorge Chavez Castro
Chavez Castro
Schrock
Guadalajara
Schreck
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CRG
Mrscope
Dennis ST. Germaine
109Th District
Christie Elms
Winkler County
HUD Investigate Housing Authority
Sheila Welsh
Jose H. Rice
Mazatlan
United States
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