Southern heat wave enters its fifth day in Dixie
A brutal heat wave pushing above 100 degrees across Dixie enters its fifth day. One death and up to 515 million broilers lost or damaged nationwide, with Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and South Carolina posting record highs. Utilities report record water and electricity demand as officials warn further heat to Friday or Saturday.
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Storms Cause Floods and Tornado Warning Across West Texas
Odessa reports minimal impact from a .44 inch rain while Big Spring loosens roof during a possible tornado. Police note the windstorm as a brief tornado event with no injuries. South Plains floods force 15 to 20 families from Morton. roads closed along U S 87 between Lubbock and Amarillo. Homes in the Morton area face mud cleanup as residents await return.
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Growth Census Study Sparks Midland Odessa Dispute
Midland officials question a Census Bureau report showing Midland at 113,600 residents in 1984 with a 38 percent rise since 1980 and Odessa at 144,500 with a 25 percent increase. They argue the method may project future growth from earlier figures, noting local estimates for Ector and Midland counties during Saturn plant talks. The piece explains MSAs include cities of 50,000 or more and lists 277 such areas nationwide.
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Midland's population growth cited amid rapid urban expansion
Midland Texas shows a booming growth pattern with local officials citing 95 000 within city limits and a national bureau report listing Midland as the fastest growing metro area by percentage since 1980 with a 38 percent increase to 113 600. Other fast rising metro areas include Anchorage Naples Ocala Fort Pierce and Fort Myers Cape Coral.
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IRS chief backs tax plan aiming for no returns
Washington AP Roscoe L. Egger Jr commissioner of the IRS testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee on Reagan's plan to reform the income tax He says a return free system could start with about 21 million single wage earners and by the early 1990s reach more than half of taxpayers Saving roughly 71 million hours and 1.6 billion dollars annually in tax preparation fees is projected White House estimates Meanwhile hearings on the bill continue.
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Prayer issue split on school district control says Odessa minister
Odessa pastor Jerry Coffman of Westwood Baptist Church favors school prayer but says it is not a major issue and should be handled locally. Conservatives in Congress vow to revive a constitutional amendment to allow group prayers in public schools, with hearings planned soon. Senator Orrin echoes urgency.
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Utah senator comments on school prayer ban ruling
JA Hatch argues the core issue is ending the government ban on school prayer while Justice Department and White House officials express disappointment and restraint. Beverly LaHaye condemns the decision as unconstitutional and an assault on American religious traditions backed by moral conservative groups.
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Weather flash flood warnings issued for West Texas region
The National Weather Service warned of a 60 percent chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms around Odessa causing flash flooding, with rainfall up to 9 inches in parts of West Texas. Heaviest rain fell in Sudan as 9 inches. Flash flood watches and warnings covered several South Plains counties, while forecasts show highs mostly in the 70s and 80s with cooler tonight.
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Odessa American masthead and address note
A garbled masthead from The Odessa American lists publication details and postal facts. It includes the 722 E Fourth Street address, USPS registration, pricing notes, and subscription address changes. The fragment preserves the paper’s formal notice tone and identifies the Odessa Texas base.
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Odessa
Texas
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