Cowboys Triumph in Heat at Texas Stadium
The Dallas Cowboys defeated the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday afternoon at Texas Stadium overcoming heat and a rookie quarterback. Page 1B carries the full Dallas story. Also in Odessa American Working series, a Permian Basin Baptist Encampment camp associate, John Hyde, finds purpose after years of hardship.
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Tuesday Forecast With Scattered Showers Statewide
A weather outlook indicates scattered showers and thunderstorms across most of the state, with daytime highs in the mid to upper 80s. The weather story is continued on Page 2A.
Judicial districts examined by Texas Chief Justice Greenhill
An Associated Press report from Austin notes that after redrawing legislative and congressional districts to fit Texas growth, the debate shifts to state court boundaries. Chief Justice Joe Greenhill urges careful consideration of redistricting versus adding trial judges, and suggests an interim committee study for 1983.
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Impoundment debate tests Reagan budget strategy
The AP analysis explains how impoundment lets the president defer or withhold spending, a tool Congress banned but may be reconsidering as Reagan seeks budget balance by 1984. Baker and Michel propose deferral powers with potential congressional veto, while Hollings warns against ceding responsibility.
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Dallas Longhorn taxis offer Texas tour in convertible Cadillac
Dallas taxi firm runs three white El Dorado Cadillacs with Longhorn horns and Texas flags. Chauffeurs wear cowboy attire and provide in-transit entertainment with cigars, Yellow Rose of Texas roses, and Lone Star beers. Customers tour downtown Dallas for 50 dollars an hour, drawing instant street recognition.
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Oil giants slug it out with no end in sight
The Iran Iraq border war drags into its second year with no peace in sight. Diplomats warn the conflict may endure until leadership changes occur in one or both nations. Oil markets face glut and pressure to trim prices as global shortages fail to materialize.
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Hermitage memorial vandalism taints flag monument
In Hermitage Pennsylvania vandals defaced the eight commandos monument honoring the Iran hostage crisis. Swastikas and threats were spray painted on the eagle monument and nearby markers. Cemetery owner Tom Flynn, a Chicago outsider, condemns the act while locals debate his publicity legacy. 安
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