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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1981
Page
1
Mike McCulloch unveils an eight-foot tall metal Tyrannosaurus Rex sculpture in front of his shop. He says he prefers solitude with the展示, noting the display’s scale and location mark a distinctive landmark for miles around. Page 1D.
Texas Longhorns were eliminated from the College World Series Sunday afternoon. Arizona State and Oklahoma State will meet tonight to decide the championship. Page 1B contains full details.
The National Weather Service predicts temperatures near or above 100 for today and Tuesday with southerly winds. The weather story appears on Page 2A. IDAY ON
The GAO charges the Energy Department favored big business in grants for developing alternative fuels. Of 298.1 million dollars awarded, 82 percent went to large corporations and 15 percent to small firms, with over half to assets above 5 billion. Evaluators admitted bias and barred site visits or discussions.
A chronic shortage of American sheepherders across the West pushes ranchers toward Peru Spain or Mexico but many prefer domestic workers for cost and logistics The University of Wyoming launches the nations only shepherds school to train would be herders Fieldwork will test fitness and suitability said Frank Hinds of the Animal Science Division Bill Bonde of the Western Range Association welcomes the program The WY Wool Growers Association agrees the idea could supply needed labor
President Reagan devotes unusual personal attention to Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo in talks aimed at a cooperative relationship amid Central American turmoil. After a White House welcome, they travel to Camp David for afternoon and evening meetings with a final session set for Tuesday. Portillo arrived Sunday to Andrews Air Force Base, and U.S. officials note Mexico as a neighbor, oil power, and third trading partner, with discussions expected on illegal Mexican residents in the United States.
Austin reports more shifts in 1982 campaign plans after Gov. Bill Clements signaling a special legislative session. Candidates like John Hill, Peyton McKnight, Mark White, Bill Hobby, Bill Meier, Bill Clayton, Gary Mauro, Bob Davis, Pete Laney and Jim Hightower weigh or pursue gubernatorial and statewide races as they await the session’s outcome and its impact on timing and strategy.
Denali National Park in Alaska pursues solitude over crowds. The 5.7 million acre ecosystem limits traffic with a mostly gravel road and free shuttle buses, preserving wildlife viewing and populations while offering minimal facilities.
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