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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1981

Page

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Odessa players reach finals in Highway 80 Tennis Tourney

The three day Highway 80 Tennis Tournament ends today with several Odessa players in the finals. Cathy Carlson defeated Ruth Harris of Kerrville 6 1 6 3 to advance.

Cathy Carlson Ruth Harris Kerrville

Luxury hotel plan unveiled in Odessa to rise on Crestview site

Granada Royale announces an $11.5 million seven story luxury hotel to be built at the corner of Eighth Street and Dixie Avenue, replacing Crestview Apartments. Page 1D.

Odessa Granada Royale Eighth Street Dixie Avenue Crestview

Water shortage push in Texas spurs water fund proposal

Railroad Commissioner Mack Wallace warns Texans to act on water supplies as TENRAC meets. Texas Water Development Board Chair Louis Beecher Jr. urges creation of a water trust fund with Gov. Clements pledging support. Cost estimates reach 11 to 30 billion in future dollars to secure six million acre feet by 1990 to 2010. Texas may need to import water or curb growth by 2010.

Jack Keever Associated Press Austin Mack Wallace Wallace Texas Energy and Natural Resources Advisory Council Tenrac Ernest C. Thompson Louis Beecher Jr Texas Water Development Board Beecher Texas Beechers Bill Clements Clements Bill Clayton Treasury Wedensday Dary Stone Washington

Mine pact approved by labor

Five months after hopes for strike free talks, coal production in the East and Midwest returns to normal as United Mine Workers construction affiliates ratify a new contract with the Association of Bituminous Contractors. The pact covers 11 500 construction workers and takes effect at 12 01 a m EST.

Associated Press Washington United Mine Workers Construction Association of Bituminous Contractors UMW Appalachia Midwest Sam Church Bobby R. Brown Bituminous Coal Operators Association U.S Willard Esselstyn The United Mine Workers

French rodeo champion Beyssier defies stereotypes in Mesquite

French cowboy Charlies Beyssier wins rodeo honors but faces disbelief about his profession due to his accent. Since turning pro in 1976 after moving to the United States, he recalls growing up in France watching cowboy movies and learning from American riders like Buster Ivory during a Paris tour.

Mesquite Charlies Beyssier Rodeo Cowboys Association Beyssier America France Les Saintes Marie de la Mer Buster Ivory Pampa Texas Paris

Pacifists Reject Arms in Europe Stir West Germany Debate

In Bonn West Germany pacifists rally against NATO plans to deploy 572 medium range US nuclear missiles in Western Europe starting 1983. The loosely knit Peace Movement includes clergy students housewives and soldiers, challenging West Germany's ties to the United States and NATO. Mass actions claim up to a million signatures on the Krefelder Appeal and Hamburg protest crowds reach at least 60000 as Chancellor Schmidt faces a volatile debate on defense and deterrence.

Associated Press Bonn West Germany NATO U.S Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization United States Helmut Schmidt Western Alliance Western Europe Soviet Union Germany Krefelder Hamburg Schmidt

Moral Majority to defend supporters via legal arm

Moral Majority plans a legal defense fund acting as a conservative version of the ACLU. Volunteers will represent clients who cannot defend themselves as the group expands fundraising to finance cases such as private schools facing tax scrutiny. Critics argue the effort aims to undermine the Bill of Rights and push a narrow conservative agenda.

Lynchburg Moral Majority Mike Farris Olympia Wash Defense Fund American Civil Liberties Union Moral Majority Legal Defense Falwell Tax Department Covert Ronald Godwin Ira Glasser The ACLU New York Glasser

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