Yankees and Dodgers Fast Start for World Series Berths
The New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers opened with rapid wins as favored hosts seeking World Series berths on Tuesday. Home field advantage and strong early performances propelled both teams toward strong starts. Details on the games appear on Page 1B.
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New York Yankees
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Classified Comics and Puzzles Guide Notes
A compact guide outlines sections for comics, crossword puzzles, Dear Abby, doctors column, energy, entertainment, financial, and bridge features. It lists page markers Se 8D 4B 118 8B 6D aa no th 1D sl ie, indicating placement across sections and a shorthand indexing system.
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Abby
Energy Entertainment Financial Goren
Thursday Forecast: Fair Tonight Then Partly Cloudy
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight with a move to partly cloudy conditions and a slight chance of thunderstorms on Thursday. The weather story continues on Page 2A.
School board kills new appraisal plan
Ector County Independent School District trustees unanimously rejected an 874,963 budget for the Ector County Appraisal District killing a proposed move to a biennial two year revaluation cycle. The plan faced cross‑county political and fiscal doubt though City Hall and oil interests voiced continued support. The appraisal district must redraw its budget within 30 days with new members in place after year’s start.
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Ector County Independent School District
Ector County
ECISD
Ector County Commissioners’ Court
Odessa College
Jim Goodwin
City of
Odessa
Ector County Oil and Gas Companies
Ecisd Board of Trustees
Mickey Jones
Jones
Bilingual education law to add thousands of students
Texas officials forecast 75 000 new bilingual students with the new law. Severo Gomez says total learners could reach 200 000 as districts must devote a quarter of bilingual funds to teacher training and programs expand from 990 to about 250 districts.
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Lee Jones
Severo Gomez
State Board of Education
Texas Education Agency
Carlos Truan
D-Corpus Christi
Gomez
Truan
William Wayne Justice
Deluge Strikes Central North Texas Flood Toll Mounts
Forecasters warned relief might come as Central and North Texas endured a three day flood that killed four people and forced hundreds to higher ground. Remnants of a hurricane and a tropical storm in Mexico caused double digit rainfall across Breckenridge Abilene Decatur Gainesville and surrounding areas triggering evacuations and widespread damage.
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Associated Press
North Texas
National Weather Service
Gene Hafele
Fort Worth
Mexico
North
Texas
Tarrant County
Breckenridge
Abilene
Decatur
Wise County
Gainesville
Nobel Peace Prize 1981 Awarded to U N Refugee Office
The Nobel Peace Prize for 1981 went to the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees for its work aiding refugees despite political hurdles. Geneva based office previously won in 1954 and later honors include ILO 1969 and Unicef 1965.
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Oslo
Norway
United Nations High Commissioner
Nobel Committee
United Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
John Sanness
U.N
International Labor Organization
Childrens’ Fund
Amnesty International
International Red Cross
Adolfo Perez Esquivel
Argentina
Lech Walesa
Alva Myrdal
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe
Hance proposes three month delays to tax cuts and COLA raises
Rep Kent Hance Texas outlines a four point budget plan to slow deficits and lower interest rates by delaying the 10 percent tax cuts for 1982 and 1983 and postponing all federal cost of living raises. He argues a larger deficit reduction rate is needed to restore market confidence and support Reagan's recovery effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kent Hance
Texas
Hance
Reagan
House
Petrochemical Committee
National Petroleum Refiners Association
Congress
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By Rex Henderson
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