Lyman Co Sold Tris-Treated Sleepwear Despite Ban Says Testimony
John R. Lyman Co officials told a June 4 1981 hearing that only about one fourth of 25000 pounds of Tris treated sleepwear were cut into industrial rags while the rest were sold to consumers through the Chicopee mass outlet. The firm profited by $15 000 to $20 000 on pajama sales, contradicting CPSC actions.
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Tax cut prompts doubt on spending revival in 1982
Merrill Lynch economist Jack Lavery warns consumer spending may stall as housing declines and high interest rates raise saving appeal. Edward Yardeni cautions that weak leadership by the consumer could drag the economy, with layoffs possible and a protracted recession likely into 1983.
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Supreme Court limits mortgage protections and interpreters
A batch of briefs reports two Supreme Court rulings. The court ruled federal regulators trump state law on due on sale clauses in mortgages, and that free sign language interpreters are not required for all handicapped students. Other items note shuttle Columbia’s mission tests, an unsuccessful boosters search, a Johns Hopkins plasma treatment aiding a teen with Guillain Barré syndrome, and Japan’s 117 year old man in Tokunoshima.
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Donovan faces ethics probe over Schiavone ties and cash gift
Labor Department sources say Donovan plans to speak after gaining Reagan's confidence amid an Ethics in Government Act inquiry. The probe centers on his 1960s 70s role at Schiavone Construction and a 1977 luncheon in Long Island City where envelopes of cash were alleged to have passed to the Local 29 president. The special prosecutor found no prosecutable facts against Donovan but noted possible no show employees and potential perjury unrelated to the act, sending that aspect to the Justice Department.
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Mont
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NAACP to Mobilize Black Vote Against Reagan in 1984
Boston AP report says NAACP plans to mobilize black voters to prevent President Reagan's reelection. Benjamin L. Hooks, executive director, criticized the federal budget for harming the disadvantaged and linked Reagan to rising unemployment.
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Court to review accountant ruling expands liability
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that would broaden accountants liability to investors who allege misleading statements by a publicly held company. Price Waterhouse argued the lower court's expansive interpretation of the Securities Exchange Act misreads the statute and could widen exposure for accounting firms.
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Supreme Court Today
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Odessa murder case leaves priest doubtful of progress
Priest Rice says the trail remains as cold as ever with little clear evidence in the death of Ryan in a Second Street motel. Odessa Police Detective Sergeant Jerry Smith and Rice questioned many people as they traced Ryan’s movements after he traveled to Hobbs New Mexico on December 21 before his body was found. Ryan’s car appeared abandoned in a Hobbs private club parking lot and investigators still cannot explain why it was left there or how he got to Odessa.
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Ryan
Hobbs
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Vazhe-Parampil
Patrick Ryan
Priest Ryan Murder Suspect Linked to Motel Check In
Detective Smith tied Ryan to a fictitious hotel name used to register at Sand and Sage Motel before the murder. Handwriting and desk clerk testimony support the claim though officials had avoided motel records. The case remains cold but active as investigators seek physical evidence to solve the killing in Denver City and Odessa.
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Ryan
Sand and Sage
Denver
Odessa
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Odessa American Publication and Subscription Details
The Odessa American lists daily and Sunday editions with mail and home delivery rates, contact information for address changes, and delivery problem phone numbers. It includes subscription options and prices such as monthly and six month terms, along with office box details and postal classifications.
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Odessa To Bake In Near 100 Degree Heat On Tuesday
Forecasters say Odessa will see near 100 degree heat Tuesday with highs around the century mark and low around 70 tonight. A thunderstorm in Lake Arrowhead Park south of Wichita Falls injured one person and caused damage as part of three heavy storms moving through the Wichita Falls area. Overall, North Central Texas experienced scattered thunderstorms overnight, with light rain from Dallas to Northeast Texas. elsewhere skies were partly cloudy to cloudy with fair conditions.
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Wichita Falls
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