Reagan insists no deal better than a bad one in nuclear talks
President Reagan told Ed ward J. Rowny in the Oval Office and NSC session that no agreement is better than a bad one as Rowny prepares to head U S negotiations in Geneva. He said he is optimistic about the outcome and noted the old college try spirit.
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Haig Faces Strains Over Bush Appointment and Crises
In 1981 Haig showed anger and resistance to Bush’s crisis role while clashing with Baker and Allen over policy. He criticized UN dealings with Israel and faced public spats about NATO plans and State Department management with Clark. Multiple disputes framed his uneasy White House tenure.
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North Texas bus crash injures six near Vernon
A Continental Trailways bus rear ended an 18 wheel tractor trailer south of Vernon, leaving six injured. Drivers and bus passengers remained in stable condition as investigators assess the scene and officials discuss the broader regional conflict impact.
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United States backs Israel as Lebanon crisis grows
The article details how U S policy toward Lebanon has aligned with Israel’s expanding war effort. It notes initial calls for 25 mile limits and UN withdrawal, then guarantees against Lebanese attacks, and eventual backing for Israeli aims to remove Syrian forces and Palestinian enclaves. Key figures include Haig and Lebanese leaders Waz zen and Walid Jumblatt.
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Oil theft trial involves Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana suspects
Longview Texas and nearby states figure in a multi defendant case with one witness testifying he was paid two dollars per barrel stolen while leaving a security gate unlocked for trucks entering overnight. The witness named Garvin Richardson who was granted immunity remains jailed after refusing to testify.
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House sales hold steady in May as rates stay weak
Washington AP reports existing home resales remained steady in May, matching April’s second-lowest rate of the year. The National Association of Realtors blamed weak sentiment in the economy and its interest-sensitive sectors for the softer May performance, missing expectations for a typically strong month.
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Odessa American Publication Details and Mail Subscriptions
The Odessa American lists address and publication scope with daily and Sunday print, pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions. It includes post office mailing instructions, subscription rates for various periods, and delivery problem contact numbers.
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Imperial Motel Defect Causes Carbon Monoxide Injury Claim
The plaintiff, the victim’s mother, seeks compensation for medical expenses already incurred and possible future costs. The suit argues the motel owners failed to exercise ordinary care to protect guests from unreasonably dangerous conditions and to warn of them. The injuries arose while the guest occupied a room with a defective water heater and carbon monoxide exposure.
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Imperial Motel
Lawsuits Seek Damages Over Motel Gas Heater Incident
The action accuses motel officials of neglecting to inspect and warn guests about a dangerous heater and of failing to meet safety codes. Three suits filed soon after seek about four million in damages for death and injuries, led by Olivia Jones and involving Bernice Connery’s death. Others include Wayne Howard and ten other guests alleging carbon monoxide injuries.
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Wet hailstorms sweep Texas with record heat and storms
Weather across Texas stayed hot with north and south regions facing scattered afternoon thundershowers. Odessans saw sun and heat with a chance of storms tonight and Sunday as a warm, humid air mass remains in place. Daily highs mostly in the 90s, Cotulla hit 99, Marfa low 65, and precipitation totals show 0.59 inches for June. Firemen in Denver battled hail and high water after a violent thunderstorm closed an avenue for about two hours.
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