Economic downturn keeps business open, pages 1B photos
Because of hard times the establishment remains open. The story notes its persistence and promises more photos on Page 1B.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1983
Page
1
Because of hard times the establishment remains open. The story notes its persistence and promises more photos on Page 1B.
Staff and Wire Reports describe PCB use as a feared cancer risk leading utilities to replace leaking or damaged equipment. Texas Electric Service Co Odessa removes four PCB containing pieces this month, despite federal phase out rules since the 1970s. In San Jose a transformer leak prompts firefighters to search for more PCB devices.
The AP reports Senator Orrin Hatch concedes not enough votes exist to pass a constitutional abortion ban amendment in the Senate. Hatch, sponsor of the measure, expects a close vote with about 50 percent backing, while opponents claim the votes to defeat the amendment are present. The stake rests on two-thirds approval, and the debate continues as leaders weigh votes and strategy. In Dallas, Texas joins the national shift after 1973 to 1982 abortion statistics from the Alan Guttmacher Institute show rising abortions and more clinics, amid ongoing pro and anti abortion activism.
Mayor Henry Cisneros pledged to block further Ku Klux Klan demonstrations after the second rally in two months. About 40 Klansmen marched in 100 degree heat, costing the city roughly 40 thousand dollars for the one-hour event. Police reported no incidents as about 650 spectators jeered from behind barricades. City officials consider peace bonds to recover costs and hope this ends the Klan era in San Antonio.
A 73-year-old woman missing for three days was found alive in Bannester Creek by a boating pair from Lawrence after tides rose around her shoulders. Doshie Hamp of Jamaica had been reported missing by her daughter in Roosevelt and was treated for exposure at St. John’s Hospital in Far Rockaway before release.
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