Buffalo wallow sparks petition to save Odessa lake
Odessa officials and about 300 residents gathered as a petition to preserve the buffalo wallow near University Avenue Parkway Boulevard was delivered to the City Council. The city plans drainage to improve flood retention, with potential digging deeper if funds allow, while residents fear harm to wildlife.
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Bob Bryant
University Avenue Parkway Boulevard
Connie Greenlee
Ridgedale Ave
Ted
Bryant
Greenlee
Bobby Tucker
University of Texas At
Tucker
Permian Mall
Buffalo Wallow
Utpb-University Gardens
Jack Chapman
Reagan unveils 1982 budget with 48.6 billion in cuts
President Reagan proposes 48.6 billion in 1982 spending reductions across government, sparing defense. The 695.3 billion budget aims to trim deficits to 45 billion, with 13.8 billion cut in over 200 areas including veteran, job programs, water, housing. Includes a three year tax cut and emphasis on military spending.
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Reagan
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Kennedy shifts to open critique against Reagan policies
Senator Edward Kennedy begins to challenge the Reagan agenda on Capitol Hill by proposing to halt U S military aid to El Salvador and opposing arms sales to Saudi Arabia. He labels tax cuts unfair to the poor and warns of escalating military commitments, signaling sharper partisan battles ahead.
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Reagan
Capitol Hill
Congress
Kennedy
el Salvador
United States
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Saudi Arabia
Capitol
Advisers arrive as El Salvador battles guerrillas near San Salvador
U.S. military advisers totaling about twenty join training and logistics roles at Olopango base while Salvadoran forces push toward Suchitoto. Reports quote instructors praising Salvadoran capabilities but noting equipment and support gaps as bodies from curfew crackdowns rise and bombings hit juntas areas.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Olopango Air Force Base
Suchitoto
Texans may carry pistols in autos under proposal
Texas representative Henry Allee urges allowing pistols in vehicles for self defense, drawing Wild West comparisons. He argues current trunk-locked rule hampers use and would cut rapes and robberies, while opponents call it dangerous. The bill moves to subcommittee with other gun measures.
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Texas
Henry Allee
Houston
David Collier
Allee
D-Houston
House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Alice
Collier
Aliee
Walt Christmas
Christmas
Bill Thorpe
Georgetown
Thorpe
Joe Hernandez
Hernandez
D-San Antonio
U.S
John Wood
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