Three-way shootout injures three in Odessa feud
An ongoing feud sparked a three way shootout in Ector County Odessa that left three residents with gunshot wounds. A truck tied to the incident was also hit by pellets in the early morning shooting. Details and photos appear on Page 1C.
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New Jersey Divers Plan Risky Andrea Doria Treasure Recovery
Four New Jersey divers say they will risk their lives and more than 1 million dollars to recover the Andrea Doria treasure from the sunken Italian liner in the Atlantic. They describe this as only the second serious recovery effort, with details on Page 12A.
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Crossword Puzzle Guide and Classified Features Note
A compact guide outlines features in the classified section and puzzle area. It lists 8A gear by IICI BNE COMICS and 5A Doctor's Column with 11A Energy 9A references for readers exploring the page.
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BNE Comics
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Wednesday Forecast Promises Sunny Skies and Heat
The forecast calls for sunny days and hot afternoons continuing with temperatures near 100 degrees. Details are on Page 2A.
Texas Legislature Tops Prisons Budget After Ruiz Ruling
The 1981 Texas Legislature approves nearly 500 million dollars for new prisons and related facilities after a federal judge critiques overcrowding. Funds include 47.5 million for a Grimes County prison, 28 million for land for two more, and a halfway house for parolees as critics call the move a token response to the Ruiz order.
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U.S. District Court
William Wayne Justice
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Charles Sullivan
Grimes County
Sullivan
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Marriages face tough times in new government study
A government study shows divorce rates rose sharply in 1979 with Texas ranking second for divorces at 92,399. The nationwide total reached 1.181 million, the highest on record, while the median marriage dissolution length held at about 6.8 years. The report notes more children are involved in broken marriages but fewer children per couple.
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Texas
National Center For Health Statistics
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Israel strikes Iraqi reactor sparks regional condemnation
Arab governments condemn what they call an act of terrorism while Israel and Western allies frame the raid as self defense. Iran denounces the attack amid the Iran Iraq war as other nations urge restraint. UAE hints Washington knew, Tass calls U S hypocritical, UN seeks Security Council meeting. Kuwait Jordan Saudi Arabia Egypt react to the raid.
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United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
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Begin Praised for Iraqi Reactor Bombing Raid
Israeli newspapers lauded Prime Minister Menachem Begin after the raid on an Iraqi nuclear reactor, praising bold action while noting it postpones broader nuclear proliferation issues. Voters ahead of June 30 elections appeared supportive of the daring strike.
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Associated Press
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Israel
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Jerusalem
Electronic thieves hit Federal Reserve first variable fund heist
Two Brazilians allegedly used sophisticated wire codes to steal 1.55 million from the First Variable Rate Fund for Government Income Inc. in Washington. The Texas and New York courts move to recover funds claim a former employee and her associate conspired, with most money headed to Swiss banks.
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Government Income Inc
Donn B. Parker
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California
SRI Inc
Justice Department
New York
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Andre L. Prestes
Virginia National Bank
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Virginia National
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Federal Reserve
Glacier National Park Faces Threats From Development and Wildlife Conflict
AP's five part series examines Glacier National Park's struggle to balance preservation with growing external pressures. Beyond the Going to the Sun Highway, Canadian clearcutting and oil exploration threaten wildlife corridors, while planned cross border coal mines risk water pollution and influx of as many as 5,000 newcomers. Visitor numbers reached 1.5 million last year as development pressures mount around the park's 1 million acre expanse.
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America
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Associated Press
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