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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1983

Page

11

Odessa School Board Minutes Chronicle Early 20th Century Growth

The Odessa school board’s 1925 to 1931 minutes record hiring, pay raises, and new facilities as enrollment rose with oil wealth. Key events include renting rooms, hiring Mr Tate, bus and transport changes, schoolhouse expansions, a $25,000 bond, and desegregation tension shaping later policy.

Young Mene Board Mr. Young Tate Anderson Odessa Ector County Odessa High Crockett

New Orleans Journalist Recalls Salvadoran Guerrilla Captivity

Lahan a 30 year old freelance reporter for the Dallas Morning News describes 18 acre night marches with Salvadoran guerrillas near Guazapa volcano. He and Swedish reporters Tom Thulin and Jens Rydstrom were held four days, then stayed as the army moved in. He lost weight, gained insight into both sides, and planned to write about the military’s tactics versus guerrilla methods.

Janet McConnaughey Associated Press New Orleans Lahan el Salvador Luhan Bloomington Ind Dallas Morning News Tom Thulin Jens Rydstrom Guazapa Salvador State Department Poonam Thaja Red Cross Lathan U.S

Security seminars offer crime prevention by reducing vulnerability

Cochran promotes safety seminars for friends and corporations, arguing that reducing vulnerability and opportunity can deter crime. He emphasizes simple precautions like locked doors and lighting, with violence only as a last resort. He plans to leave private detective work to launch the program and vows to defend his six year perfect record.

Cochran

Jury May Begin Deliberations in Harrelson Perjury Trial

In Shreveport Louisiana the jury in Jo Ann Harrelson's perjury case may start deliberations after closing arguments. Judge William Sessions will instruct jurors on legal standards before they decide whether her grand jury testimony about buying the rifle linked to a federal judge's murder is true.

Shreveport Jo Ann Harrelson Texas William Sessions

Life of a devoted educator and rose-loving leader

Fly began as superintendent in 1921 in Strawn Texas then moved to Odessa in 1925 where he lived the rest of his life. He and Mildred Ham raised seven children and were known for red roses on campus. He inspired students with gospel of thoughtful teaching and a motto that Odessa High must be champions in all departments. He earned a doctorate from Texas Tech in 1957 and remained devoted to youth until his death.

Voss Fly Michael The Red Cross Mrs. Luhan Strawn Palo Pinto County Odessa Mildred Lorraine Ham Smith Gardner Mr. Smith Odessa High Fry Texas Tech University Russia

Civil rights jury selection set for Dallas trial of seven N.O. officers

Civil rights charges loom as seven New Orleans police officers face trial for beating suspects during Neupert investigation. Jury selection begins in Dallas after a venue shift by Judge Jerry Buchmeyer amid claims of bias in New Orleans. The case features conspiracy to violate Civil Rights Act and multiple assault counts tied to the 1980 slaying of Officer Gregory Neupert and subsequent killings in Algiers.

Dallas New Orleans Court of US Jerry Buchmeyer Gregory Neupert Algiers Neupert Ray Ferdinand James Billy Jr Reginald Miles Miles Sherry Singleton James Parsons John E. McKenzie Ronald Brink Thomas R. Woodall Dale Bonura Stephen Farrar Richard LeBlanc Stephen Reboul Force

Task force urges 10 percent surtax for unemployment

Elvis Mason of Dallas heads Gov. Mark White's Task Force on Jobs saying Texas needs 14 million more to pay unemployment benefits and urges an emergency 10 percent surtax while asking Congress for more federal loans as Texas faces a funding shortfall within days.

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