Odessa home sales up 25 percent in January
Odessa Realtors reported a 25 percent rise in January sales, with 70 homes sold for 4.82 million dollars. One new home averaged 63,200, 69 existing homes averaged 68,862, and Dean Young of CPC Realtors said the market is improving and busy, with about half the listed homes under contract.
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Odessa
Odessa Realtors
Odessa Board of Realtors
Dean Young
Presi
Dent
Young
Mark Clark
Midland
Joan Noel
Midland Board of Realtors
Noel
Kathy Phillips
Investors Inc
E. 52Nd St
Phillips
Houston Projected Leader In Job Growth To 2000
A national study by the National Planning Association forecasts Houston will lead U S job growth to the year 2000, adding 1 268 700 new positions. The Anaheim Santa Ana region and several Texas metros including Dallas Austin San Antonio and Fort Worth are also expected to gain over a million jobs. California Los Angeles Long Beach San Jose San Diego San Francisco Oakland and Riverside San Bernardino are named growth centers alongside Houston and the Texas cities.
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California
Florida
Texas
The
Planning Association
Houston
Association
Nestor Terleckyj
New England
Terleckyj
New York
Michigan
Nevada
Anaheim-Santa Ana
Calif
Dallas
Austin
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Arlington Area
Anaheim
Los Angeles-Long Beach
San Jose
San Diego
San Francisco
Oakland
Riverside-San Bernardino
Ivy Lane Cronk Son of Mr and Mrs Cronk
Color guard Ivy Lane Cronk age 18 is identified as the son of Mr Tommy Cronk and Mrs Cronk of 1607 East 13th Street.
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Ivy Lane
Cronk
Tommy Cronk
E. 13Th Street
West Second Street
Rabe
Fred Rabe
Crime report links crime to poverty and social ills
The Eisenhower Foundation urges that crime policy targets poverty ignorance and unemployment rather than sole law enforcement. The 223 page study notes fear remains high despite falling crime rates and highlights vigilantism as a public perception issue amid crime worries.
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Washington
America
Crime Commission
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Eisenhower Foundation
FBI
Abc-Tv
British miners end 357 day strike without concessions
Britain’s 357 day coal strike ends as National Union of Mineworkers delegates vote to return to work. The plan to close unprofitable mines and cut 20,000 jobs was not won. Thatcher hails “victory for common sense” as miners resume work amid industry disruption and costly strike tolls.
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London
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
National Union of Mineworkers
Thatcher
Coal Board
Michael Eaton
Earthquake rocks central Chile death toll climbs
A major 7.4 quake struck central Chile affecting Santiago and coast cities Valparaiso and Vila Del Mar. Officials report 124 killed and 2,000 injured as aftershocks continue through the night. Vivid scenes of debris, cracked adobe homes, and frightened residents span the capital and surrounding towns.
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Santiago
Chile
Pacific
Valparaiso
Vila del Mar
Monica Garrico
National
Francisco Cuadra
Rive
Melipilla
San Bernardo
Jaime Garcia
Jose Carcamo
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N. Grandview Ave
Sun Belt
National Planning Association
Lee Rabe
Billy Cronk
Buckingham Palace
Foundation
Lynn Curtis
Bernhard Goetz
Vina del
Argentina
Atlantic
Pacitrc
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