Treaty seals German unity end of Cold War split
The 1990 treaty signed in Moscow by Baker Gorbachev Genscher de Maiziere and others ends Germany's division. It grants German unity under NATO while reshaping Allied rights and Soviet troop arrangements, marking a pivotal postwar milestone.
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American Eagle adds more Dallas flights
American Eagle expands Permian Basin service with two new nonstop Dallas flights weekly. The carrier will operate daily departures to Dallas Fort Worth, with outbound options at 2:50 p.m. and returns at 12:50 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Officials cite aircraft limits but aim to boost regional air travel.
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Richards to address Permian Basin Democrats in Odessa
Ann Richards plans a 3 p.m. rally at the Mansion Dinner Theater in Odessa amid a Texas campaign swing between Abilene and El Paso. The Democratic gubernatorial candidate faces Republican Clayton Williams in the Nov. 6 election and is expected to discuss education jobs rural care and insurance reforms. Justus said she will depart Odessa soon after the event which also draws other Democratic candidates for voter Q&A.
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Diaper changing booth debuts at Permian Basin Fair
At the Basin fair a new diaper changing booth from Medical Center Hospital offers a mattress sanitary mats and privacy curtain free to fair-goers. Odessa residents praise the convenience as parents lament dirty restroom floors and stroller challenges. Fair Board Director Betsy Triplett-Hart says the booth relieves staff and attendees while continuing through Sunday night.
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Fair Schedule for September 13th Carnival and Stage Events
The public is invited to a community fair on Thursday September 13 with gates from 3 to 10 p.m. Carnival operate 6 to 10 p.m. Main Stage events run 7 to 10 p.m. Senior Citizens activities at 9:30 p.m. Lumberjack Show at 6 and 10 p.m. KMID TV Newscast will broadcast.
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Texans seek to keep drug task forces alive in Texas
Washington awaited House Rules Committee action on the 1990 crime bill amid 100 amendments. Texas lawmakers urged preserving 49 drug task forces funded largely by federal money, with local match, as the bill would shift grant administration to local affiliates.
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Williams denies bank pressured car buyers
In Houston, Republican candidate Clayton Williams denied a Midland bank under his control forced Houston borrowers to buy credit life or disability insurance as a loan condition. He claimed the bank did not make the loans but bought them from Houston brokers, countering Chronicle reports of inflated loan costs.
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