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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1982

Page

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Integration hearing topic mysterious

In a desegregation suit against Ector County Independent School District a federal court hearing set for 10 30 a m Thursday aims to resolve the decade long action U S District Judge Fred Shannon called the hearing in a January letter to parties involved Directors and district officials await direction from the judge and the U S Department of Justice with Superintendent Bill Holm hoping to voice opinions on desegregation progress at Ector High School The district defense attorney and a deputy attorney general report no fixed plan for the hearing while trustees met behind closed doors after a special session

Elizabeth Simpson Ector County Independent U.S Fred Shannon Shannon Ector High School Ector County Bill Holm Robert Cox

Amtrak backs high speed rail push in US corridors

Amtrak and private investors form High Speed Rail Corp to develop a $2 billion bullet train project linking Los Angeles and San Diego with later Florida Texas and Chicago options. Amtrak lends $750000 for detailed studies as plans seek financing and foreign participation while engineering work is funded by a $5 million Japanese grant.

Washington Amtrak Los Angeles San Diego Florida Texas Chicago High Speed Rail Corp Lawrence D. Gilson New York Gilson U.S United States

Oil decline may slow area boom in West Texas

Odessa and Midland are cited as Texas growth leaders through the 1980s but a Texas Business analysis warns that softer oil production by 1990 could curb expansion. Authored by Dr. Thomas Plaut, the piece notes strong past growth yet flags limited oil reserves and quality of life as growth constraints for the Permian Basin.

Odessa Midland Texas Texas Business Magazine West Thomas Plaut Austin Permian Basin Plant Bryan College Station Laredo Houston Odessa-Midland Plaut

Judge allows US suits against Permargo over Ixtoc I spill

Federal Judge Robert O Connor Jr rules Americans may sue Permargo the private drilling firm for damages from the 1979 Ixtoc I oil spill while Pemex is shielded by foreign sovereign immunity. The decision lets consolidated cases proceed toward possible out of court settlements though no trial date is set. The ruling also treats the rig owner SEDCO Inc as a vessel under maritime law, limiting liability to the vessel value.

Houston U.S Robert O’conor Jr O’conor Pemex Bay of Campeche South Padre Island Permargo Galveston Texas

Congress debates nuclear freeze in seven hour House session

In a measured House debate, lawmakers discuss a nuclear freeze as polls and public opinion push leaders toward action. Rep. Jim Leach frames immediate testing and deployment limits, while Sen. Mark Hatfield and Sen. Kennedy sponsor a bill urging a halt to the arms race. Pentagon concerns from Ikle temper calls for a rapid halt as Reagan prepares a speech.

Washington House Congress Jim Leach Iowa United States Soviet Union Mark Hatfield U.S Hiroshima Oregon Republican Reagan Hatfield Japan Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Fred C. Ikle Defense Ikle Senate Appropriations Committee Pentagon

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