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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1985
Page
4
The Odessa American asserts freedom as a divine gift and personal self control guiding responsible action. It emphasizes freedom as disciplined choice, not license or anarchy, aligning with core moral guides and the Declaration of Independence.
A People magazine feature profiles seven Americans late repaying government backed college loans. Narratives include a 29 year old attorney, a San Diego carpenter, and an off Broadway director. The article notes total defaults around 4.5 billion dollars, and a 10.9 percent default rate last year, urging Congress to curb loan eligibility under President Reagan.
The record lists U S Representative Larry Combest of Lubbock at 1529 Longworth House Office Building Washington D C 20515 U S Representative Ronald Coleman of El Paso at 1416 Cannon House Office Building Washington D C 20515 U S Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Mission in Room SH 703 Hart Senate Office U S Senator Phil Gramm of College Station at SR 174 Russell Senate Office Building Washington D C 20515.
An Odessa community letter supports Young Sports owner Gene Stormes, calling the charges false and praising his character. The signatories, many Odessa residents, urge continued enrollment and stand by Stormes despite public scrutiny. Several state officials and local families are named in the broader circulation surrounding the issue.
A long list of names and street addresses across Odessa Texas items includes Kenneth Hunt, Vicki Hunt, Richard Keen, the Ramirez and Ready families, Sparks, Williams, Jones, Waters, and many others. Public notices show homes on Cambridge Street, Tanglewood Drive, 46th Street, and 15th Street among others with numerous households and apartments. The compiled roster appears to be a directory or registry of local residents and addresses.
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