Poems expose Hinckley world
WASHINGTON AP. A jury hears Hinckley’s writings found in his Washington hotel room on the day he set out to shoot President Reagan. His lawyers argue insanity shows in the poems and letters read in court about “the historic deed” and a torture chamber of inner pain, while prosecutors present the writings as evidence of motive.
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Supreme Court Activities Today and Trial Evidence
A brief note on activities at the Supreme Court today and ongoing trial evidence related to the Hinckley case. A photo shows Hinckley in a hotel room near the White House as investigators review materials and deadlines approach.
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Democratic runoff sees Temples exit as White leads
Temple withdraws from the Democratic runoff after finishing behind White and Harding. White captured about 44.7 percent in Saturday’s gubernatorial primary, falling short of a majority and triggering the runoff. State Treasurer Warren G. Harding, who placed second in the treasurer’s primary, also quit the race.
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Weather summary: warm and clear in Odessa Midland area
Forecast calls for clear and warmer conditions in Odessa and Midland with light variable winds and a high near 70. Tonight partly cloudy with a low in the mid 40s, winds 5 to 15 mph. Thunderstorms earlier brought 3 to 6 inches of rain near San Antonio causing flooding and one death. Forecasters warn of possible flash flooding in North Texas later today as a cold front passes.
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Britain Vows Falklands War Push Amid UN Talks
Britain will press on with military actions to regain the Falkland Islands while accepting the UN framework for future talks. Prime Minister Thatcher said the UN proposal provides a framework for negotiations, with Perez de Cuellar keeping details private.
Diplomatic Talks Shrug Off Falklands Clash Amid Ongoing Crisis
Britain and the United Nations plan discussed by Haig and Perez de Cuellar fail to outline specifics as fighting risks rise over the Falkland Islands seized by Argentina. Thatcher warns against halting all military activity during talks, arguing that a cease-fire must accompany Argentine withdrawal to avoid occupation gains. In a separate case, Odessa teen Carmen Salmeron’s murder investigation widens as Monje extradition and multi-count charges unfold. an odontologist disputes bite-mark evidence, while prosecutors seek dismissal with possible reindictment. Salmeron’s body was found in Crane County after vanishing en route to El Paso.
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Perez de Cuellar
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Carmen Croan
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Salmeron
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County eyes partial condemnation of Odessa block
Eminent domain papers will cover only part of the 210 to 224 N. Grant Ave block, excluding Lyric Theater at 216 N. Grant Ave. Two private owners balk at offers, James Cawley seeking 45,000 and R.E. Lea demanding 190,000 for relocation. Berry reports ongoing talks and a not yet completed Lyric Theater appraisal. Judge Godwin urges a practical alternative to condemnations, noting downtown yard economics. More owners join refusals. B and L Bookstore owner Jimmy Wright involved in attorney discussions amid title issues.
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Pawn shop owner blasts proposed courthouse parking plan
Jack Poindexter of Jack's Pawn Shop on North Grant opposes a county plan to acquire nearby property for courthouse parking. He cites a $47,500 offer for his building and asserts his business volume would exceed that amount, warning of a potential upheaval if forced relocation proceeds.
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Federalism proposal eyed by White House and governors
Washington outlines would shift basic welfare to states while guaranteeing protection in hard times. Gov. Richard Snelling of Vermont said governors will decide whether to back the plan after a National Governors Association meeting.
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Odessa American Mail Subscriptions Rates and Delivery Help
Local notice outlines daily and Sunday home delivery options with prices 73.00, 8.00, 6.50, and 12.75. Includes second-class postage. contact 337-7314 for delivery problems before 7 p.m. daily and before 10 a.m. weekends.
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