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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1998
Page
13
David J. Lee asks six teenagers for their estimates of the cost of living for a young married couple and supplements with his own research on future expenses. The item presents a social survey and a projection of household costs.
A dated analysis by David Lee outlines rough yearly costs for a couple starting life in Odessa. It estimates 12 000 to 19 000 dollars annually for basic services, with rent utilities car payments insurance gas and groceries, plus laundromat costs, totaling modest earnings needs for two working spouses. The piece emphasizes pre marriage planning and notes the data came from phone inquiries to local providers.
M and Ms testing 21 new colors including purple white black gray gold teal green cream and maroon with mixes allowed. Call 888 265 6788 or visit m ms colorworks to locate stores. History note shows violet and pink battles with purple fading in 1940s 1990s.
The Jahre Viking oil tanker is declared the largest ship ever built by the Guinness Book of World Records. It weighs 564,763 tons, exceeds half a million, and measures 1,504 feet in length, over a quarter mile and longer than four football fields end to end.
MGM Interactive channels 20 years after the movie into WarGames Defcon 1 for PSX and PC CD ROM. Players lead NORAD or WOPR in real time 3D missions with weather effects and destructible terrain across the globe. PC adds hackers and resource management while PlayStation emphasizes action and bases. Virus warning notes the Win32 Marburga worm in the PC release.
FYI reporter Christy Blalack asks teens about best and worst parts of school life. Respondents cite friends, learning, graduation dreams, homework, early rising, teachers, and social worries as key highs and lows.
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