Sikh rally turns violent at Golden Temple
AMRITSAR India AP Sikh militants attacked worshippers during a anti government rally on the second anniversary of the army assault one man died seven injured about 200 militants armed with swords and knives clashed with temple guards Police and security forces moved in while militants led by the widow of a slain leader escaped The rally drew over 5000 Sikhs demanding the ouster of Punjab Chief Minister Barnala and a political settlement of the Punjab crisis
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India
Golden Temple
Indira Gandhi
Punjab
Surjit Singh Barnala
Barnala
Kuldip Singh
Damdami Taksal Religious School
Border Patrol nets 220 illegal aliens in Texas raids
In a coordinated raid across garment plants and construction sites in Marlin and Waco, Border Patrol and INS agents arrested about 220 suspected illegal aliens, many women recruited by garment makers. The detainees were bused to Temple for processing and eventual return to Laredo or detention for further steps, as agents described the operation and its outcomes.
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Texas
Waco
Laredo
National Guard
Temple
Border Patrol
Marlin
Gary Renick
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Renick
Mexico
Oil executives foresee three majors and FDIC in play
Langdon warned oilmen that only Exxon Shell and the FDIC may remain viable as consolidation looms. Abbott predicted gradual price rises over five years, making exploration attractive for long term profits. He said no profit is planned in the next five years, only a living, and that by decade's end a recovery would place him in a comfortable market position after cutting output in 1984 and 1985.
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Exxon
Shell
FDIC
Langdon
Abbott
Abbott predicts resolve as oil firms brace for glut
Abbott, speaking from IA capital for exploration, plans drilling in South Texas, Southern Louisiana, and on Indian lands in Utah and Wyoming. He calls current conditions belt tightening times but expects the domestic oil industry to weather the oil glut as more executives must do more to preserve their companies.
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Louisiana
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Wyoming
Odessa group pushes UTPB aid at Austin hearing
Center leaders form an Information Task Force chaired by W D Noel to lobby for the University of Texas-Permian Basin in a June 13 Austin hearing. The five member task force includes Frank Cahoon Jack Steele John Landgraf Gem Meacham and Narita Holmes. Landgraf cites over 10 000 signatures supporting UTPB and notes a Scharbauer family donation of 4 million for the center site.
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UTPB
Utpb Development Board
W.D. Noel
el Paso Products Co
Austin
Select Committee On Higher Education
Midland
Frank Cahoon
Jack Steele
Greater Odessa Chamber of Commerce
John Landgraf
Gem Meacham
Narita Holmes
Landgraf
Permian Basin
Texas
Permian
Select Committee
Scharbauer
Douglas
Center plans 18-building economic complex southeast of FM 1788
JA Scharbauer describes about 180 acres southeast of the FM 1788 and Texas 191 intersection for an 18-building complex with a projected $100 million cost over a decade to build and operate. Ground-breaking for the first $2.5 million building, housing library and lab services, is planned for fall with $3 million still to raise.
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Scharbauer
FM 1788
Texas 191
Leach
York
Texas
Summit talks hinge on arms limits and Soviet steps
The United States may stay within SALT limits if the Soviets take constructive steps to address alleged arms violations and engage seriously in a new treaty. Soviet officials say progress toward an arms agreement and a suitable political climate are needed before a meeting between Gorbachev and Reagan. The leaders had agreed in Geneva last November to continue discussions.
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United States
Communist Party
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Reagan
Geneva
Bessmertnykh
Soviet Officials Signal No Quick Summit With Reagan
At a New York news conference Soviet ambassador Bessmertnykh and army chief Akhromeyev discussed SALT II and Reagan’s vow to withdraw from the treaty after more B 52s receive air launched cruise missiles. They denied treaty violations and expressed cautious optimism about Geneva era relations.
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Army
Sergei Akhromeyev
Reagan
United States
Akhromeyev
Soviet Union
Krasnoyarsk
Thunderstorms possible in Permian Basin with cooler tonight
The National Weather Service at Midland reports tonight will be partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms some possibly severe. Low temperatures expected in the low 60s and south winds 5 to 10 mph, gusty near storms. Thursday sunny with highs in the mid 90s and south winds 10 to 15 mph.
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National Weather Service
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Weather Service
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Comal
Guadalupe
Medina
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South Texas
Concho Valley
Bexar County
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Olmos
Leon
South
WEA
Associated Press
Odessa American Publication Details and Pricing Bond
The Odessa American 1964 edition lists daily and Sunday home delivery at 81 dollars annually with Sunday-only options. Mail subscriptions include postage and prices vary by service tier, with delivery problems contact numbers and repeated pricing fragments.
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