Thatcher says Argentina reply not encouraging in Falkland talks
The Associated Press reports Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said Argentina's response to the Falkland peace proposal "doesn't look very encouraging" and that she may have ordered troops to invade. UN Secretary General Perez de Cuellar cautioned talks might be in their last hours as Britain presses for Argentine withdrawal before negotiations.
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Associated Press
Margaret Thatcher
Argentina
Falkland Islands
Thatcher
British Broadcasting Corp
London
Buenos Aires
Seiz
United Nations Today
Javier Perez de Cuellar
U.N
Enrique Ros
South Atlantic Islands
London Daily Express
Queen Elizabeth II
Firebomb attack damages high school and destroys diploma covers
A two alarm blaze at Churchill High School in San Antonio started by firebombs caused 190000 in damage and destroyed covers for 650 diplomas. One firebomb failed to explode and two Molotov cocktails were thrown into offices. The fire confined to the principal and counselors offices. Charles Watson, 30, surrendered after a 15 hour hostage siege at a Connecticut mental health facility. None of the six hostages were harmed. The US economy contracted at 4.3 percent annual rate in Q1, with corporate profits plunging, marking third steep decline on record.
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San Antonio
Churchill High School
Gerald Evetts
New Haven, Conn
Charles Watson
New Haven
Connecticut
Washington
Commerce Department
Spr
Thatcher warns Argentina talks must finish or no action
Mrs Thatcher told Parliament that Argentina stalls time and U N talks should finish by Thursday. If talks fail, military action cannot be delayed by negotiators. Riverside officer breaks down at hearse for Dennis Doty as others slain during a bank holdup arrest attempt.
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Rible
Thatcher
Argentina
U.N
Riverside
Calif
Dennis Doty
Doty
Philip Trust
Odessa American newspaper masthead and mailing details
The Odessa American publishes daily and Sunday editions from 222 E Fourth Street Odessa Texas with a yearly subscription rate of $73. The paper is entered at the Odessa post office as second class matter under the 1879 act. Address changes go to P O Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760.
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Odessa American
Odessa
Texas
P.O
Permian Basin Weather Brief With Thunderstorm Chance
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across the Permian Basin with a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight. Lows near 60, south winds 10 to 15 mph. Thursday remains partly cloudy with warm temperatures. highs in the low 90s and southwest winds 15 to 20 mph, gusty. Funnel clouds spotted near Slaton and along the Texas Oklahoma border amid statewide storm activity. no injuries reported. Hail reported in Borger. heavy thunderstorm activity mainly in the Panhandle and South Plains. Readings from Midland show high 89, low 60, no precipitation in last 24 hours. Extended outlook: South Texas scattered thundershowers, West Texas mostly partly cloudy with variable temps.
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Permian Basin
Slaton
Texas- Oklahoma
Fritch
Texhoma
Borger
National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Texas
Big Bend
Hostel tensions as church plans hostel shutdown
Martin claims Odessa Police threatened to jail hostel occupants last Friday if they stayed at the 60 bed facility. Police say officers spoke to occupants only. City denies occupancy permit citing electrical and plumbing code violations while church leaders call it religious persecution. Court orders Martin and leaders to appear May 21 to show cause for injunction.
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Martin
161St District Court
Trinity Church hostel dispute sparks city action and jail debate
City officials obtained a temporary restraining order against Trinity Church over a 6,000 square foot hostel inside a converted store front near Odessa banks. The action cites violation of zoning and occupancy rules, while broader state prison overcrowding and parole policy debates frame political fallout for Gov. Clements and the Texas system.
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McKim
Trinity Church
Trinity
U.S
Lucius Bunton
Bunton
Church
Martin
Board of Corrections
Clements
T.L. Austin
Dallas
Mark White
Texas Congressmen Report Large Asset Holdings and High Incomes
The article details Texas lawmakers wealth and earnings in 1981. It lists Stenholm Pickle Wright Archer and others with major holdings in farms stocks real estate and corporations. Staggering sums include over 250 thousand dollars in several entities and substantial outside income from timber, stock sales, and interests.
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el Paso
Charles Stenholm
Stamford
Jake Pickle
Austin
Jim Wright
D-Fort Worth
House
Stenholm
Pickle
Travis County
Wright
Southeastern Resources
BMW Drilling
Fort Worth
Collins
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Kennecott Copper
Zale Corporation
AMF, Inc
Consolidated Industries
Crown Zellerbach Corp
First Southern
Philips Industries
Wayne Gossard Corp
CMA Money Fund
Holdings
Land and Partners
James M. and
Dorothy D. Collins
Sam Hall
Nekoosa Papers, Inc
Hall
Marshall
Harrison County
Gregg
Harrison
Paul
Lake Jackson
Bill Archer
Houston
Texas
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Brownsville
Childress
College Station
Natonal Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Corpus Christi
Midland
Darhart
Palacios
Presidio
del Rio
San Angelo
Shreveport
Galveston
Stephenville
Texarkana
Longview
Tyler
Lubbock
Victoria
Lufkin
Waco
Marta
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McAllen
Wink
Joel Roberts
Judy Miller
Miller
U.S. Dist
William Wayne Justice
James Estelle
Estelle
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Washington Townhouse
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West
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