Reagan predicts stronger 1983 economy growth
President Reagan and administration economists lifted the 1983 outlook, forecasting 4.7 percent growth from late 1982 to 1983 and 4.5 percent inflation, with unemployment possibly easing below 10 percent by December. They expect only slight cuts to 1983 and 1984 deficits. The Fed noted a $1.3 billion drop in the money supply, while the Dow declined 5.81 to 1140.09.
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Martin Feldstein
Feldstein
Odessa ISD explores cross boundary plan with bond projects
ECISD moves to attract cross-boundary students next fall aided by a $6.4 million bond proposal for a northside elementary, 20 new junior high rooms, vocational center, a Junior ROTC building at Permian High, and a new band hall at Odessa High. CRUCIAL and the Justice Department challenge ethnic enrollments and reassignments.
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Odessa American catalog info and delivery rates
The Odessa American publishes daily and Sunday editions from 22 E Fourth Street Odessa Texas with postal details and subscription prices. It lists mail rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions as well as weekend options and delivery problems contact numbers, reflecting classic newspaper boilerplate from 1983.
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Texas
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Texxas
Winter Returns With Colder Weather Ahead in Texas
A Pacific cold front brings pea size hail and rain to the South Plains as eight West Texas counties face a tornado watch until 10 p.m. Friday. Strong winds, sundown temperatures mainly 50s to 70s, and cooler air spread along the New Mexico border with El Paso area snow possible Saturday.
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Martin
Howard
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el Paso
Panhandle
New Mexico
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Oklahoma Line
West Texas rattlesnake hunt draws thousands to fair barns
About 32 pre registered hunters paid five dollars each to chase 4 to 5 foot rattlers across crevices and burrows in West Texas. In a 10 sided wood panelled pit 500 snakes hissed as coordinators warned of painful bites and long hospital stays. Hunters like Ronnie Hirt emphasized entertainment while Kirkham eyed 70 inch snakes and Barnaby touted sport and a civic aim of reducing snake numbers.
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Reagan defends Adelman nominee amid White House resignations
President Reagan praised Adelman as exceptionally qualified while facing Senate pressure to withdraw the nomination. Sen Sam Nunn urged withdrawal, citing looming debate over the choice. The White House announced five more EPA resignations amid scrutiny of the agency, with Reagan downplaying any wrongdoing and defending ongoing staffing changes.
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