Odessa High Students Stage Homecoming Parade Through the Years
Odessa High School Bronchos led an 8 a.m. parade themed Homecoming 1982 Through the Years with two photo sets showing modern looks and costumes depicting Black history. The Bronchos meet Midland High Bulldogs at 8 p.m. today at Ratliff Stadium. MAX FAULKNER Odessa American
PATCH System Aims to Curb Oilfield Theft Nationwide
The Petroleum Industry Security Council unveiled PATCH, a computer system in Austin to track stolen oil and equipment and analyze theft patterns. Lawmen in the Permian Basin welcome it, with Ector and Midland counties planning participation as info from sheriffs nationwide is sought to bolster investigations.
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Petroleum Industry Security Council
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Dallas
Permian Basin
Ector
Midland
Ector County
Bob Eaton
Eaton
Permian
Pat Fuller
Midland County Sheriff’s Department
PATCH
Security Council
Harrold E. Wright
Gilmer
Texas
National Crime Information Center
Ed Richards
Wholesale prices fall as car costs drive September drop
The Labor Department reported a 1.7 percent annual decline in wholesale prices for finished goods in September, led by a 6.3 percent drop in new car costs and a 3.5 percent fall in light trucks. Food and energy costs also eased, with food down 0.5 percent and gasoline down 0.9 percent. Inflation at wholesale level for the first nine months stood at about 3.1 percent, and the White House called the report very good.
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Washington
Labor Department
White House
Larry Speakes
Department
Poland economy battered by Reagan Kremlin pact report
U S and Soviet actions hit Poland as sanctions and reduced Soviet support widen the gap. Wharton Econometric Forecasting Associates finds first half 1982 exports from the USSR to Poland fell about 10 percent while Polish exports to the USSR rose similarly. Poland faces a $22 billion debt and scarce Western loans, with Moscow halting new currency loans this year.
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Poland
Wharton Econometric
Washington, D.C
Wharton Group
Warsaw
Moscow
Wharton
Students challenge district homework policy at Northrich
Sixth graders at Northrich Elementary protested Richardson ISD guidelines calling for up to 50 minutes of daily homework. Principal Billie Cox forwarded the complaints to Superintendent Arzell Ball, who defended the policy as necessary for basic task completion and learning, after addressing students in a 20 minute Q&A.
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Dallas Morning News
Richardson
Northrich
Billie Cox
Arzell Ball
Stephanie Noteware
Ball
Stephanie
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