13 Oct 1985
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1985
Page
1
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UTPB engineering professor David Eggleston to coordinate a five member technology committee for the U S Olympic swimming team. He advocates Lycra like fabrics to reduce drag and enhance performance for Seoul Korea. An urging project drawn from California recommendations and prior discussions with John Troup.
Americans rescued from the Achille Lauro arrived at Newark International Airport aboard an Air Force jet and were taken to a hotel for reunions. Marilyn Klinghoffer, widow of slain passenger Leon Klinghoffer, vowed to testify against the Palestinian captors, telling a family friend she would pursue justice.
In Corpus Christi a Texas Hispanic group’s executive committee requests more information before any recommendation to close the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. Odessa MAD member Vickie Gomez says a Saturday meeting with MAD state chairman Ruben Bonilla was positive. Bonilla had urged consideration earlier this month.
Abilene reporter profiles Maj. Larry Jordan of Kermit, a 39 year old B-11 bomber pilot at Dyess Air Force Base. He accepts the duty to potentially launch nuclear weapons, explains deterrence theory, and notes the B-1 will replace the B-52 as part of the air component of the triad.
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