Attack on U S Embassy in San Salvador Leaves No Casualties
Gunfire and a rocket strike hit the U S Embassy in San Salvador as assailants in two passing vehicles fired on the building. No injuries were reported. The rocket exploded near the embassy wall, while windows on a second floor were shattered. Security forces reinforced the scene as local guards returned fire, according to U S officials.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
U.S
Donald Hamilton
Hamilton
Cmdr
Albert Schaufelberger
Rabies Policy Discussed by Midland County Officials
On May 31 the rabies department reported findings while Commissioner C Wallace Craig criticized the handler for poor judgment in failing to bring in two animals. County Judge William Adders supported stricter rules for picking up suspected rabid animals as the Muses noted about 400 dollars spent on their daughter's rabies shots. No changes were made to weekend and holiday pickup policy.
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C. Wallace Craig
William Adders
Midland County
County weighs trapper help to curb rabies outbreak
From 1A, officials consider enlisting state trapper Bill Powers to assist Ector County in rabies control. McGinnis doubts his effectiveness citing limited equipment for skunk populations. Midland counts 31 rabies cases this year with two in June and a domestic animal case this month. Coy Willis notes seven rabies cases in Ector County since January 1.
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Bill Powers
Bill
Rice Freeman
Midland
Animal Control
Midland County
Coy Willis
Ector County
Pope Paul II aims for church backed neo-Solidarity union in Poland
CBS News cites unidentified sources that Pope Paul II brokered a tentative deal with Poland's military government to establish a church led labor group without Lech Walesa and to set up a church run bank aiding farmers and small businessmen. The pact was said to be advanced before his eight day trip, with formal approval given in Poland. Separately, Reagan scheduled a nationally televised news conference at 7 p.m. CDT to address Carter's debate briefing book and possible re election.
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Paul II
Poland
Lech Walesa
CBS News
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CIA aided Chad rebels to counter Khadafy in 1981
CBS News reports the CIA covertly supported Chad rebels led by Hissene Habre in early 1981 with about 10 million dollars in aid. The move aimed to deter Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy after Libya sent 7000 troops, with Khadafy withdrawing his forces in November 1981.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Chad
Muammar Khadafy
CBS News
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Hissene Habre
Khadafy
CBS
Odessa American static header and delivery notice
The document shows postal and subscription details for The Odessa American including address, year 1983 copyright, and rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists mail subscription prices for various terms and notes delivery problems contact information and a postmaster address.
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Imo
Severe Thunderstorms Hit West Texas causing Damages
Strong winds damaged airplanes and hangers at Seymour airport and toppled a drive in theater screen. Tornado reports and heavy rainfall hit towns including Vera, Knox County, and Seymour while Fort Worth and Lake Meredith saw downpours. Eight people were rescued near Amarillo as winds up to 60 mph capsized a boat.
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Texas
National Weather Service
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Concho Valley
San Angelo
Lake Meredith
Amarillo
Knox County
Vera
Department of Public Safety
Aspermont
Knox City
Council Debates Annexation and Industrial Districts
Foreman warns against hasty annexation as council weighs adding industrial districts outside city limits. Councilman Sivalls notes benefits are limited by tax rules and sales tax avoidance. Ridgewood resident Roehl argues against expansion citing a 24 to 1 survey showing residents prefer holding current boundaries.
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Dick Sivalls
Siralls
Sivalls
Ridgewood
Jerome Roehl
Roehl
Odessa
Annexation debate over Midland residents and emergency response
At a Monday public hearing residents debated annexation with Odessa like protection and rapid emergency response cited. Supporters argued water insurance and closer fire police protection while opponents warned of tax burdens and keeping the industrial park.
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Bankhead Highway
Roehl
Ridgewood
Odessa
Jean Berridge
Patti Connor
Midland Fire Department
Perkins
Wayne Grainger
Grainger
Twig Enterprises Inc
Bonefield Ave
Ginger Harless
County Road
County of
Midland
Ridgewood Subdivision
U.S. 80
Liberty Bank and Trust
Mision
Supreme Court voids life without parole for minor crimes
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, ruled that a life sentence without parole for relatively minor crimes like writing a bad check is cruel and unusual. The ruling voided Jerry Helm’s South Dakota life term and noted the punishment was disproportionately severe.
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Supreme Court
Jerry Helm
South Dakota
Lewis F. Powell
Helm
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Commission
High Court
Texas
Powell
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