Watt denies scientist purge in advisory boards
Interior Secretary James Watt denied plans to purge Democrats from the nonpartisan scientific advisory boards while acknowledging he sought a broad source of nominees including the Republican Party. Sen. Dale Bumpers asked for a congressional hearing, saying the move risks selecting scientists by ideology and not merit. Watt defended changing board members as renewing input and refused to label the action a purge.
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Arkansas
Watt
CBS
Kahl Defense Fund Raised Amid Shootout Claims
Adkins defends her mother in Fargo as a legal defense fund is created. She insists the fugitive is not a danger and emphasizes more victims beyond two men killed in the February incident. Adkins says her mother faces charges including aiding and abetting an assault on a federal officer.
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Fargo
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Family speaks on Carrington shootout case and father’s disappearance
Carrington North Carolina resident Adkins describes her family’s pain after a shootout and her father’s unknown whereabouts. She and her siblings worry he may be in danger or hiding, while she urges him not to surrender, hoping to uncover the truth. She recalls her mother frightened in the car and shared that an FBI agent has been told she might never see him again.
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Kahi
North Dakota
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Diego Harbor Brief Snow Storms Across Midwest
The report notes unseasonal snows and cold weather spreading from the Midwest while Southern California enjoyed pleasant conditions. Cities affected include midwestern locales with accumulating snowfall and chilly temperatures expanding outward.
Civil rights verdict awaited as officers face trial in New Orleans beating
Jurors in Dallas resumed the third day of deliberations over seven New Orleans policemen accused of conspiring to assault men in Algiers during interrogations tied to a fellow officer’s slaying. The all white jury heard testimony from a key prosecution witness who described beating suspects.
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New Orleans
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U S Behind Nicaragua Push Revealed by Time Magazine
Time Magazine reports that experts from the CIA and U S Army Southern Command join a political coordinating committee guiding hit and run attacks on the Nicaraguan government from Honduras. The group operates as the brain of the counterrevolutionary Nicaraguan Democratic Forces.
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Southern Command
Honduras
Time Magazine
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U N chief urges talks on nuclear disarmament
U N Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar urged President Reagan and Soviet leader Yuri Andropov to begin disarmament talks to seek a final solution to the threat of nuclear war. Tass reported the remarks made at a meeting with Soviet officials and called for a serious campaign for disarmament.
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U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Reagan
Yuri V. Andropov
Tass
Perez de Cuellar
Weather Outlook For West Texas And South Plains This Week
Partly cloudy and mild statewide with a warming trend through Tuesday. Odessa Midland area hosts low 40s tonight and upper 60s Tuesday with 10 to 15 mph easterly winds. Moisture mainly coastal, with scattered showers possible Tuesday and highs generally in the 60s to 80s across regions.
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Texas Horizons
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Texas
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Odessa American subscription rates and delivery details
The notice outlines subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with prices for daily, Sunday, mail delivery, and combinations. It lists contact and post office details, delivery times, and miscellaneous charges, reflecting typical newspaper fare and service notes.
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Odessa American
Fourth Street
Odessa
Texas
P.O
Chicago unity clash at church visit sparks protest
Washington accused Epton of pressuring a pastor and 1000 worshippers during a church stop. Epton denied the charge and condemned the attack. Campaigns tied the incident to Washington's past tax-filing misdemeanor. Mondale's team and Cardinal Bernardin expressed sadness over the disturbance.
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Chicago
Washington
Epton
Washington and Mondale
Peter Foote
Joseph Bernardin
Bernadin
Fat suction lipectomy gains traction among surgeons
Doctors discuss Clouz's suction lipectomy as a less invasive fat removal option. Dr. Bernard Kay notes higher effectiveness where fat resists dieting, with few complications though numbness and bruising may follow. Bartlett cites faster procedures, lower costs, and office-based removal for under 500 cc.
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Bernard Kay
Kay
Bartlett
U.S
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