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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1982
Page
1
Martin Thomas Bradley, an airman charged in a case where a bomb was placed in a suitcase carried by his wife on a flight to Texas, reportedly admits to previously using and detonating the same type of explosive found in the device. FBI officials disclosed the detail as part of the investigation.
Ector County commissioner Willie Hammond urges appeals of a 151075 dollar award for 30 acres condemned for the southward extension of West Loop 338. The panel valued Moss Ranch at about 300000, while the county appraiser cited 55000 an acre in comparable sales. The case features Moss family and attorney Paul McCollum, with concerns over appraiser Mayer from New Mexico and the tax rolls and development prospects shaping the dispute.
The Texas attorney general may prosecute Permian Chemical Co. for past clean air violations though the Odessa plant has ceased operations during installation of pollution control equipment. The firm faces three civil suits for polluting emissions causing over half a million dollars in property damage. The Air Pollution Control Board has urged the attorney general to act. The plant, constructed in the late 1970s, is closed through Sunday for final equipment installation. State investigators report progress and plan new air samples next week to assess sufficiency.
Washington AP reports lawmakers scrutinize IRA advertising for potential misleading claims. Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal asks federal regulators to disclose efforts and authority to police ads as millions invest under the liberalized IRA law.
Poland under martial law announced an offer for interned Solidarity activists and their families to depart Poland if they do not return. Gen Wojciech Jaruzelski met with the Communist Party watchdog commission to discuss restoring party authority as Radio Warsaw and PAP reported.
Dallas meeting of the High Plains Study Council reports findings to Congress in November. Gov. Bill Clements says Texans will pay high costs to import water as urban need grows. The council pursues a $6 million study with construction costs up to $61.2 billion and weighs sourcing from neighboring states versus Alaska and Canada option. Iowa and Louisiana reps oppose selling water.
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