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Panel eyes closure for UTPB and Sul Ross in reform plan
A blue ribbon panel, in a letter to UT System officials, named the University of Texas of the Permian Basin and Sul Ross as possible closings among four campuses. It urged studying mergers, branch centers, and reorganized regional systems to replace current boards. An Odessa group planned to press UDTPB in Austin at a Friday hearing, with lobbyists from the UTPB Development Board ready.
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UT System
University of Texas
Permian Basin
Houston Chronicle
UTPB
Sul Ross University
Alpine
Governor's Select Committee On Higher Education
the Chronicle
Sul Ross
Texas
State Boards of Regents
Odessa
Permian
Nita Gibson sows seeds of reform
Seminole resident Nita Gibson 61 rose to national attention in 1982 after presenting a draft of the federal Payment In Kind program at a cotton convention in Lubbock. Now focused on foreign trade and water pollution, she backs the Foreign Agriculture Investment Reform Act to review zero interest foreign loans and World Bank contributions affecting U.S. farmers.
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Nita Gibson
Lubbock
National Cotton Council
U.S. Department of Agriculture
John Black
Odessa
Gibson
U.S
Beau Boulter
Amarillo
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Voters pick dead man for autumn candidate
In Crockett County a dead man Raymond Davee won the Democratic runoff for justice of the peace with 513 votes to 336 for Jerry Lay. A five member panel will name a replacement for the November ballot. Christine Davee, his widow, was appointed to serve the term, but she is unsure if she will accept.
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Steve Kenley
Democratic Party
Lay
Davee
Christine Davee
Kenley
Waldheim faces decisive Austria presidential vote today
Austria votes today in a presidential election that has drawn international scrutiny over Kurt Waldheim and allegations of a hidden Nazi past. Waldheim, 67, seeks victory after a campaign that challenged Austria’s postwar reputation and tested public trust in its handling of historic ties to Nazi Germany.
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Vienna
Austria
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
Germany
U.N
People’s Party
Kurt Steyrer
Steyrer
Balkans
Odessa private eyes say job is brick by brick not glamor
Private investigators in Odessa describe the field as methodical door knocking and lead chasing rather than glamorous chase scenes. Cathy Griffin, 27, runs a solo practice since 1983, often aiding divorce, custody, murder, and missing person cases through local attorneys.
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Nancy Drew
Joe
Frank Hardy
Odessa
Cathy Griffin
Griffin
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