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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1978
Page
2
A 32 year old woman Laverne D. seeks guidance after her husband secretly had a vasectomy forged on her sig nature. The case raises questions about spousal consent, rights to sterilization, and moral implications within marriage. The column invites discussion by church groups and civic clubs.
The column cites George W. Crane and Jeane Dixon asking if a marriage should risk conception with another man or forgive and keep a 10 year old daughter and 2 year old son. It suggests adoption, nursery and Sunday school for socialization, and cites a historical rule of doing the most good for the most people. It notes 1917 Russian looting and 1928 reliance on American engineers to stave off agrarian decline.
The Texas attorney general department said Cameron County based Executive Condominiums Inc will relocate a South Padre Island project to the vegetation line under a permanent injunction in 197th District Court, Brownsville, filed under the Open Beaches Act. The notice accompanies a broader horoscope section noting various daily guidance.
President Carter announced the federal government will not sell Ellington Air Force Base near Houston. Units were moved last year and nearby cities sought to acquire parts of the property. He asked the GSA to plan Ellington’s long term use considering federal and local needs and impacts on Johnson Space Center.
Cleveland mayor Dennis J. Kucinich vows to win a recall fight after City Clerk certifies signatures exceeding the required threshold. The recall stems from his dismissal of Police Chief Richard Hongisto, with a vote required in 40 to 60 days unless he resigns. The state Supreme Court allowed any registered voter to sign petitions, while council and opponents press for an anti corruption, pro reform message.
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