16 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1986
Page
1
A concise guide outlines numbered features and time slots 13A 148 and 6 7A 10A 1 4B. It inventories program blocks with channel labels and scheduling notes for readers seeking quick reference to upcoming segments and broadcasts.
The Supreme Court issued no ruling on the Gramm-Rudman balanced budget law despite ABC News predicting a 7-2 decision overturning key provisions. The network stood by its report as the court announced two decisions, neither on Gramm-Rudman, while Sen. Gramm argued a ruling against the comptroller general would still leave most of the law intact.
OPEC did not reach its announced spring voluntary production cuts, according to cartel sources and analysts. No major reductions are seen before summer, likely keeping the oil glut and prices near 13 to 15 dollars per barrel, with brief dips to 10 dollars possible. Permian Basin oilmen expect cuts only after country quotas are set. Harry Spannaus of the Permian Basin Petroleum Association noted expectations for later action.
Oil market watchers weigh OPEC plans to cut output by a million barrels per day as of July amid divisions. Kuwait, Nigeria and UAE push output higher while Saudis seek to cap prices near $15 to spur long term demand. analysts estimate May supply at 17.3 to 17.5 million barrels daily.
Millions of blacks joined a nationwide strike as the government imposed a state of emergency amid the Soweto riots anniversary ten years ago. At least 31 people died since the emergency began, including a Durban car bombing blamed on ANC guerrillas. Security forces curtailed media and protests as workers stayed home.
Pravda reports punishing top Chernobyl plant leaders for poor handling of the April 26 disaster. The fired include plant manager and chief engineer with others criticized by name. Some workers fled or were missing while the cause of the accident remains undisclosed and the death toll rises.
Staff Writer Jack Hoffman proposes converting two way downtown streets into one way pairs to cut travel time improve circulation and increase capacity. The plan includes costs for design utility work signal changes and construction with totals in the millions and will be discussed at summer budget workshops before council approval.
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