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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1982

Page

3

Parade of Pride Draws Huge US Crowds Despite Incident

The Gay Pride Week marches drew hundreds of thousands in Chicago San Francisco New York Los Angeles and other cities. A float ran over Darryl Anderson 19 of San Francisco killing him. Nazis clashed with protesters in Chicago. Dykes on Bikes led San Francisco parade.

Associated Press Chicago San Francisco New York Los Angeles Atlanta Denver Columbus Ohio Market Street Robert Gin Darryl Anderson Tom Leader Fifth Avenue Betsy Rodgers

Unusual deduction denied by Tax Court ruling

A woman living near Washington National Airport could not deduct moving costs as medical expenses after a nervous breakdown caused by noise. The Tax Court cited a 20 year-old rule barring personal moving costs as medical deductions, preserving only transportation costs for medical treatment. The decision notes similar cases involving moving expenses and Social Security tax exemptions, with rulings on deductible work-related moves and religious exemptions.

Jim Luther Associated Press Washington (Ap Supreme Court Bethesda Washington National Airport Potomac New York Mobile Ala Alton E. Chamberlin Air Force Hawaii Travis Air Force Base Calif Travis Roswell N.M California Chamberlin New Mexico Chester Shannon Moore Sr Decatur, Ga

Filmmaker Bid Rejected by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Nobel novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez rejected a $1 million offer from Anthony Quinn for film rights to One Hundred Years of Solitude. He cited a desire for direct reader communication and criticized producers as grandiloquent and unpredictable.

Associated Press Buenos Aires Argentina Gabriel Garcia Marquez Anthony Quinn Aureliano Buendia Garcia Marquez Clarin

Volunteer military racially imbalanced, Brookings study says

Washington AP reports a Brookings Institution study finds the U S volunteer military is racially imbalanced with blacks comprising a disproportionate share of early combat casualties potential. It urges a presidential commission to explore service alternatives and notes under representation of blacks among officers.

Washington Brookings Institution U.S Army Navy Air Force

Controlled drinking study questioned in San Diego

A 1970-71 landmark alcoholism study claiming some patients could drink socially is challenged by psychologists from UCLA and UC San Diego. They say results do not prove social drinking and may even support the opposite. affidavits from participants question the research accounts.

San Diego Mary Pendery Veterans Administration Medical Center University of California-San Diego School of Medicine University of California-Los Angeles Mark B. Sobell Linda C. Sobell University of California- Riverside The San Diego Union

Dutch Royals Finish Visit In Albany With Brief Stop

Queen Beatrix and Prince Claus of the Netherlands wrap a short Albany visit, ending after a brisk 18 minute stop that included brief conversations with local officials and a photo opportunity at the state capitol.

Albany Symphony Queen Beatrix Albany Nelson A Rockefeller Capitol Princess Beatrix Empire State Plaza New York Phil Donahue Donahue Beacon Theater N.Y Prince Claus Netherlands

Jaco Pastorius Leads Word of Mouth at Kool Jazz Fest

Jaco Pastorius and his 19 member Word of Mouth Big Band performed Sunday at Avery Fisher Hall as part of the Kool Jazz Festival. The group offered intricate non traditional arrangements and showcased Pastorius who helped Weather Report popularize jazz rock fusion in the 1970s.

New York Jaco Pastorius Avery Fisher Hall Pastorius Weather Report

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