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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1983
Page
16
The Odessa American publisher outlines dedication to informing readers to promote freedom and self control. It emphasizes freedom as a divine gift, not government grant, aligning with moral guides and the Coveting Commandment Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence.
Mary Hinson of Pine Springs won a one year stay of eviction from her house built by her father near Guadalupe Mountains National Park. The federal government extended her deadline to vacate to June 30, 1984 amid pressure from lawyers and national media attention.
President Reagan edges toward a 1984 bid as White House spokesman Larry Speakes notes discussions on a provisional campaign. Speakes says a basic campaign structure will be in place when Reagan goes public, while the president remains undecided. The piece highlights Reagan’s outside campaigning appeal and planned contrasts with Democrats over spending and taxes.
He delivers a prepared speech on cutting federal reach and mocks public guidance while noting 73 million publications canceled and 2200 magazines and bulletins eliminated. Tammy Wynette joins Reagan as he defends his record, praising his performance and predicting a possible lasting impact. Healy of the Boston Globe writes the analysis.
Ellen Goodman notes the media restraint around Sally Ride as she becomes the First American Woman in space. She contrasts past sensationalism of female astronauts with Ride’s reception, likening the phenomenon to a life-long fraternity of pioneering women and the extra burden of being a public symbol.
Today in history notes key events on June 23 across years including the 1967 Johnson Kosygin summit at Glassboro, a 1722 oath in Nova Scotia, a 1931 around the world flight, Nixon Pentagon Papers copies, and 1971 air service talks, with a Hitachi IBM data theft item and birthdays for William Rogers and Bob Fosse.
Nutrition and medical science have bridged gaps and gained mutual respect. A national American Cancer Society breast cancer conference cited diet as a potential contributor to risk or protection, with heredity primary and diet as next. Massachusetts General Hospital reports 40 percent of hip fracture patients vitamin D deficient and 75 percent osteomalacia patients show deficiency.
A radio program cites Harvey as noting vitamin D gaps and lysine research, with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and the Saturday Evening Post Society backing the findings. Dr Cory SerVaas warns the link to cancer is not proven, while Dr Bruce Ames urges a diet focus for future cancer studies. Prestigious journals show cautious endorsement of vitamins amid a broader shift toward diet related cancer risks.
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