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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1986
Page
1
A catalog of sections listed by code numbers and topics including Living Medical Obituaries Opinion/Commentary Sports Stocks Youth Pages and assorted letters and pages. The shorthand indicates page ranges and category identifiers used in the issue.
The Soviet Union said it would disregard arms control commitments if Washington exceeds SALT II limits. Tass warned Moscow would take steps to preserve strategic parity. U S officials at the White House rejected claims of a new arms race and noted Reagan kept within SALT I while signaling future limits policy.
Sanctuary movement worker Stacey Lynn Merkt, bound by Christian beliefs and international treaties, faces a U.S. District Court trial in Brownsville for aiding Central Americans. Her 1984 conviction was overturned. the 1985 conviction awaits appeal as federal officials challenge sanctuary aid as political rather than economic.
National Guard helicopter crews tried 15 times to lift the 16 foot statue to the Capitol dome but failed as weather and equipment issues halted attempts. The replica of the Goddess of Liberty, removed last November, remains grounded while officials reassess the plan and weather conditions.
Kristy Wright describes abrupt job loss for her Halliburton chemist husband Randall. The Odessa family of five plans a summer move to Riverside, California after selling their home at a loss and packing up with three young daughters. They say they are leaving Odessa with nothing, hoping never to return.
West Texans question the caprock as a tornado shield near Odessa arguing the dry climate and regional topography play the real role. Meteorologists say the mesa is a limestone formation carved by rivers, with no effect on tornado paths or where storms strike Odessa.
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