Bonesteel Works Displayed At Smithsonian Show
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum mounts the largest exhibition of Chesley Bonesteel’s space art. Fifty five paintings of astronomical bodies and spaceflight angle through July. Bonesteel trained as an architect at Columbia and has worked as an artist for over six decades.
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Shuthsonian Institute
National Air and Space Museum
Chesley Bonesteel
Astrono
Columbia University
Bonesteel
Immunization Rules Tighten for Texas Schools
Odessa officials report 5000 plus students lack full immunization or verified records as new state amendments take effect. High and junior high students must have polio and diphtheria tetanus vaccines with physician or health clinic signatures. exemptions exist for medical or religious reasons. Health unit offers free vaccines on Wednesdays. many students had incomplete records last spring, risking enrollment in fall term.
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Roy Dunn
Odessa
Edward Downing
Downing
Ector County Health Unit
Third and Lee Streets
Dunn
Odessa High
Park Board Set To Hear Big Park Plan And Other Issues
Marvin Springer, hired as master planner for Ector County parks, will present the park system study through 1990 at the upcoming board meeting. The panel will hear about rock concerts at Floyd Gwin Park, bids for Slater Park Community Building, the Jim Park Park parking project, and the Odessa Aquatic Club meet. Harold Whitley will report on the summer recreation program and a group park tour date will be set.
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Ector County
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Park Board
Springer
Marvin Springer & Associates
Dallas
Jerry Tschauner
Floyd Gwin Park
Tschauner
Slater Park
Jim Park Park
Odessa Aquatic Club
Texas State Council For the Blind
Eastside
Harold Whitley
Ector County Park System
1972 Congress action on major legislation
The 1972 session completed actions on a wide range of bills. Notable items include a $21.3 billion education aid measure, campaign finance and equal rights reforms, an emergency dock strike bill, and foreign aid authorization. Several programs moved forward in both houses and await compromise, with progress on consumer protection, minimum wage, social welfare, water pollution, and war powers curbs.
Peacock School Highlights Strong Junior High Program
Experienced teachers and small classes foster individual attention and motivated study habits at Peacock's fully accredited grades 8 through 12. Emphasis on good citizenship and patriotism, with broad sports offerings, gym, pool, field, band, and ROTC honor unit. Dept. OA
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Peacock
Two Soldiers Killed In Crash Near Blanchard Okla
Authorities name two Ft Sill soldiers killed in a Friday night one car crash near Blanchard Oklahoma The victims are 2nd Lt Russell F Procopic 23 of Totowa New Jersey and Ist Lt Robert A Arentz 26 of Allendale Florida The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said the car crashed through a fence and struck a tree on U S 62
Rocky Road To Better Streets Through Seaboating
Peggy Meek reports on the citys seaboat program begun in late April to apply tar and gravel for street sealcoating aimed at preventing chug holes. The process, ending by June 30, blocks streets about 30 minutes per section, costs 227 582 dollars for eighty miles, and shifts to a six year cycle next year. Local glass shop owners note chipped windshields from gravel but concede the program reduces future road problems.
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Bobby Tucker
Tucker
Bud Loyd
Sandalwood
C. B. Young
Odessa
City Hall
U S Soviet Trade Ideas Fell Short
United States and the Soviet Union mispped on how far to go for a major trade pact at the Moscow summit. Peter Flanigan said the Soviets expected more from long range grain sales and the U S hoped for more on lend lease debt. He forecast a general trade agreement this year but warned months of negotiation remain.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peter Flanigan
Flanigan
Nixon
Senator Hugh Scott Discharged After Hospital Checkup
Washington AP Hugh Scott Republican Leader left Bethesda Naval Hospital after a three day stay for indigestion seizure causes. Aides said he was feeling fine and not bothered after the first day, with a clean bill of health on discharge.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Pennsylvania
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