Rangers crowd voices opinion in Arlington Sunday
Rangers fans gathered in Arlington on Sunday to show support and voice opinions ahead of upcoming events. The crowd filled the arena as organizers prepared for developments noted on Page 1B.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1982
Page
1
Rangers fans gathered in Arlington on Sunday to show support and voice opinions ahead of upcoming events. The crowd filled the arena as organizers prepared for developments noted on Page 1B.
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Federal audit found 26 million in erroneous Texas Medicare payments after Blue Cross disabled a claims screening computer. The GAO reported a 6 percent error rate, higher than the national average, with improvements to 3.1 percent by last April and 4 percent in early this year. Officials said processing times fell from 16 to about 10–11 days as backlog shrank.
Israeli state TV expands frontline coverage of the Lebanon invasion since June 6. Critics note stark depictions of civilians and destruction, while government officials argue the broadcasts risk harming Israel’s image and fuel domestic dissent.
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