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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1981

Page

2

Television and pressure groups clash over integrity

Producers and writers argue that pressure groups push for favorable portrayals while claiming television lacks seriousness. Betty Friedan notes demand for diverse life styles, not just one model. Norman Lear criticizes groups for power plays while public concerns like children’s literacy and medical costs rise.

Richard Levinson Brown David Rintels Rintels Betty Friedan National Organization For Women Norman Lear PTA Lear AMA America

Indicted KC man tied to fatal apartment fire

A 29-year-old Kansas City man Glenn A. Kueck was indicted on six counts of first degree murder in the April 17 apartment fire that killed six and injured 31. Bail set at 50,000. Prosecutors say he confessed to starting the blaze. In Akron, Ohio a three alarm fire at the Akron Baptist Temple wing injured no one, with quick action by 100 firefighters and 18 engine companies. The cause remained undetermined. Wind embers lit several adjacent homes but damage was minor.

Kansas City Glenn A. Kueck Comm Kueck Ron Ohio Akron Baptist Temple

Chanel Sues Over Coco Chanel Movie Promo Trademark

New York AP Chanel Inc files a 1 trademark infringement suit over the film Coco Chanel Solitaire alleging use of the Chanel logo in advertising and promotion. San Diego AP an 18 count indictment names two people in an unauthorized sale of human body parts to a biomedical firm from a Veterans Administration hospital.

New York Chanel Inc Connec Gabrielle Coco SAN

Inmate lawsuits strain jailhouse system amid indigency rules

Gomez outlines a partial payment plan based on inmates trust accounts and an indigency form granting court permission to determine fee obligations. In 1979, 118 of 357 cases were paid in full or partially, with many complaints dismissed as frivolous. The docket grows, costs rise, and access to attorneys remains scarce, despite a Texas Supreme Court ruling intended to curb jailhouse suits.

Gomez Texas Supreme Court William Justice of Tyler David Ruiz W.J Estelle

Thunderbird air show loses flying performer

At Hill Air Force Base Utah an Air Force Thunderbird jet crashed during an air show killing one pilot. The T 38 Talon went down 250 yards from the runway while 75 000 to 80 000 spectators watched. The base base 40th anniversary event featured two planes from Nellis Air Force Base Nevada.

Thunderbird Air Show Hill Air Force Base Utah Air Force Ogden Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas Nev Thunderbirds Hill

Venom Therapy Sparks FDA Battle Over PRoven Safety

FDA officials warn PROven lacks tested safety and efficacy and urge controlled trials while disease groups urge caution. Haast and Dr Sheppard promoted venom despite FDA actions and court orders, with 6000+ people reportedly trying the treatment at $80 per vial. No double blind trials exist. two 1978 FDA studies found cobra-krait venom no better than placebo for ALS.

National Multiple Sclerosis Society The Arthritis Foundation Multiple Sclerosis Society National Institutes of Health NIH Haast Ben J. Sheppard Miami Sheppard Florida FDA

Demonstrators decry budget cuts across six cities

The Associated Press reports protests in Pittsburgh Cleveland Kansas City Kan Charleston W V Richmond and Mashalltown urging Reagan deficits to protect the needy. About 15 protesters gathered in the rain in Kansas City while the House budget of 689 billion dollars faces Senate approval with calls for more money for jobs and education and less for military spending.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Cleveland Kansas City Kan Charleston W.va Richmond Mashalltown Iowa House of Repesentatives Reagan Senate el Salvador

Anna Jarvis and Mother’s Day Roots in Philadelphia

The obituary-like reminiscence recalls Anna Jarvis born in 1864 in Grafton, inspired by her mother’s Civil War era prayers to honor mothers. In 1907, she began planning a memorial at her Philadelphia home for the second Sunday in May, launching the modern Mother’s Day observance.

Leslie Loar L.L. Loar Andrews Methodist Church Anna Lear Anna Jarvis Grafton Miss Jarvis Philadelphia

Mother's Day Proclaimed in West Virginia Following Church Crusade

In 1909 a church member urged a Mother's Day celebration to honor her mother who taught Sunday school for 20 years. Leslie Loar recalls the first service in 1908 with carnations for all, then statewide action leading to Gov Glasscock issuing West Virginia's first Mother's Day proclamation on April 26, 1910.

L.L. Loar Church Leslie Loar West Virginia

Storms lash Central and East Texas causing $750000 in damage

Calm local weather contrasts with storms across the state. Tornados destroyed a cotton gin and several barns near Hillsboro, tore a house roof in East Texas, and damaged Anderson and Henderson counties. The Hillco Grain cotton gin in Bynum was demolished at about 1 15 p m with debris strewn along a two mile path. Authorities report ongoing power outages and downed lines, while a Carroll Springs family escaped injury. Forecast calls for warm days and cool nights with no major weather through the next days.

Permian Basin Hillsboro Texas Hillco Grain Inc Bynum Ben Markwardt Markwardt Anderson Donnie Turner Carroll Springs Anderson County Henderson County

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