Break Dancing Sparks Teens Unity in 1980s Craze
A lively 1980s trend breathes positivity as break dancing brings teens together, fostering skill, teamwork, and community spirit amid the era’s dance culture.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1998
Page
1
A lively 1980s trend breathes positivity as break dancing brings teens together, fostering skill, teamwork, and community spirit amid the era’s dance culture.
San Antonio driver Al Gutierrez found six Final Four tickets and $10,000 in a black bank bag in his taxi. He returned both to owner Gary Dines, a Florida ticket and tour operator, saying he would not steal or set a bad example for his children.
Las Vegas style video gambling machines in Ector County face a April 27 shutdown deadline set by District Attorney John Smith after court rulings. DPS officials, led by Capt. Larry Benningfield, oppose the 30 day window, warning the delay could imply tolerance for illegal gaming. Morales ruled the machines violate the constitution, allowing local authorities to pursue closures statewide. In Odessa about 15 arcades opened after the 1995 amendment, with eight liners accused of flouting the law.
McCamey ISD libraries, once quiet, now lead a districtwide shift after four years in the Accelerated Reader Model School District program from the Institute for Academic Excellence. Librarian Jo Stinson and co ordinator Lydia Mowry note strong commitment as about 30,000 schools participate nationwide. Books in McCamey High School carry Accelerated Reader stickers and tests are taken on computers.
Fort Stockton jury panel of seven women and five men chosen to hear the case against Gregg and Karen Paulson for burglary with intent to commit aggravated assault linked to the Republic of Texas siege. Defense questions potential bias while prosecutors name 13 witnesses amid questions about prior ties to the standoff.
The IRS says 1,137 taxpayers with incomes over 200,000 avoided federal income tax in 1994. The figure comes from an IRS study of unaudited tax returns, highlighting how many wealthy individuals did not owe any income tax despite existing minimum tax rules.
In Vienna OPEC members agreed to trim crude output by about 1.25 million barrels a day as prices slumped to a nine year low. Iranian oil minister Bijan Namdar Zangeneh said the plan would not deepen cuts despite calls from some ministers and futures in New York and London fell as traders reacted to the emergency meeting.
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