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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1986
Page
2
Analysts describe Antonin Scalia as the strongest intellectual choice and most qualified for a high court seat. A specialist in administrative law, Scalia rose from Georgetown and Harvard Law School to the DC Circuit in 1982 under Reagan.
Law professors recall Justice Antonin Scalia as a popular teacher who was more conservative than many students. They note his clever critiques of opposing arguments and his firm stance on church state separation and abortion. Critics warned he might disappoint conservatives if nominated, citing his independent thinker reputation and protective views on privacy.
President Reagan announced Warren Burger's retirement and nominated William Rehnquist as chief justice and Antonin Scalia to the Supreme Court. Supporters expect Senate confirmation, while some Democrats reserve judgment. Senate hearings would follow committee action amid a tightly divided chamber.
Sul Ross University faces closure fears as students like Roland Cedillo and Gabriel Garcia warn that shutting the Alpine campus would derail their education. President Humphes cites budget strain and 75 percent state funding while lawmakers plan a July 11 decision. UT Permian Basin also under review.
Senate nears final passage of sweeping tax overhaul as Democrats press to widen relief for middle income earners. Mitchell proposes a 35 percent top rate for the wealthy to fund bigger cuts for those earning between 30 000 and 40 000, while critics warn many above 200 000 would gain large cuts. The measure compresses rates to 27 and 15 percent and faces a late night vote with leaders optimistic about approval.
A freight train derailed Tuesday morning in North Zurch pinning a 7 year old girl under wreckage for 2.2 hours. Vicki D laine Jeffries of Belton was hospitalized in good condition Tuesday night after several cars careened into a depot.
The National Weather Service at Midland reports tonight may bring a 20 percent rain chance with overnight lows in the upper 60s. Thursday should be sunny with highs in the lower 90s, southeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph tonight and south 5 to 15 mph on Thursday. Statewide showers and thunderstorms are noted, with flash flood risk around Lubbock and light rain in El Paso's western mountains. The Galveston area reported a tornado touchdown with no damage. Readings: Tuesday high 87, tonight low 68. Extended forecasts show mainly low 90s for much of Texas through Sunday.
The Odessa American lists daily and Sunday home delivery options with prices for daily and Sunday, Sunday-only, and mail subscriptions. Contact details include post office box and a delivery problems phone line, with rates subject to taxes.
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