Odessan Chuck Ellison Seeks History With Columbia Landing
Odessan Chuck Ellison hopes to witness the space shuttle Columbia's landing, joining others eager for history, but work commitments will keep him from White Sands Missile Base on Monday. See Story on Page 1D.
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Chuck Ellison
Columbia
White Sands Missile Base
Odessa land award raises cost for police courts project
A Midland developer's land seizure in Odessa earned $658,000 for four downtown parcels, boosting the police courts site budget to about $1.29 million. The three member commission increased the offer by $124,000, with city officials noting demolition and purchase costs push the project beyond voters’ $8 million or $6 million bond plan. Councilman Seabolt criticized the decision as potentially overestimating property values and harming city interests.
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Jeff Chew
Odessa
K&c
Virgil Trower
Carl Stephenson
Art Lish
Houston Seabolt
Seabolt
Diplomatic shift in Central America faces U S gate to peace
United States abandons broad military options for intensified diplomacy in Central America. Reagan aides meet with Castro in secrecy. Mexico mediates amid pressure from allies. Lopez Portillo pushes talks with Nicaragua and Cuba, seeks to curb arms to El Salvador rebels.
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George Gedda
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Central America
U.S
Mexico
Managua
Mexico City
Havana
New York
Reagan Administration
Fidel Castro
CIA
Vernon Walters
Alexander Haig Jr
Castro
Cuba
Nicaragua
New York Times-Cbs
el Salvador
Vietnam
Jose Lopez Portillo
Lopez Portillo
GOP leader says deficit reform may require sacrifice
Washington analysis on the Reagan budget stalemate outlines looming deficits near 100 billion dollars and the political risk of unpopular cuts. House GOP Leader Michel argues the president and Democrats must join a bipartisan plan, while Reagan presses for defense spending and tax cuts.
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Cliff Haas
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Reagan
Capitol Hill
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
House Budget Committee
House
Robert H. Michel
Illinois
Economic slump hits varied winners and losers across major firms
The recession reshapes fortunes with Bank of America General Motors World Airways Lockheed Exxon among the losers while Chase Manhattan Weyerhauser Motorola and Ozark Air Lines emerge better positioned. Computers telecoms insurance banking and food processing show resilience, while steel autos and construction suffer longest to recover. Industry groups foresee inflation outpacing income gains in construction.
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Leonard Curry
Newhouse
Washington
Bank of America
General Motors Corp
World Airways
Lockheed Corp
Exxon Corp
Chase Manhattan Corp
Weyerhauser Co
Motorola Inc
Ozark Air Lines
Condo style mall planned for Odessa retail center
Northeast Odessa will gain a 35,363 square foot shopping center by autumn with construction starting in early April on English Village Shopping Center near 42nd Street Parkway. Pete English estimates a $2.7 million cost, plans 12 condo‑owned slots 2,000 square feet each, and a second building to add three more spaces. دلار
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Odessa
Pete English
English Village
Parkway Boulevard
42Nd Street
English
English Tweeds
Independence Mortgage Company of
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