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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1981
Page
1
Bruce MacLaughlin, 35, of Easton says he set a world record by completing 235 parachute jumps in 22 hours in Taunton, Massachusetts. The feat began Thursday at 1:30 p.m. and aims to publicize parachuting while raising about 4000 dollars for United Cerebral Palsy.
Museum premier Gerald Ford hailed dedicating the chrome glass and steel complex as a life highlight beside marrying Betty. He thanked more than 250 000 hometown friends political pals and world leaders at the opening Friday.
President Reagan defends his economic program amid signs of a potential recession as government data show a 0.5 percent annualized decline in third quarter activity. The Dow dropped 3.90 to 836.19, marking a 16 month low as Amoco and Exxon adjust prices. Unemployment sits at 7.2 percent while revisions show smaller declines in prior quarters.
After a one hour meeting with Attorney General William French Smith Texas Governor Bill Clements said he no longer objects to Reagan's guest worker plan for Mexican nationals who would be legalized. He cited a misunderstanding of the 50 000 figure and noted the program could include a path to permanent status after ten years plus five years residence with possible Texas Mexico mobility. Officials said discussions will continue and drafting of legislation is underway.
Louise Cook explains investing basics and compares savings options. Passbook accounts, U S Savings Bonds, All Savers Certificates, and six month certificates are described with rates, minimums, penalties, and tax implications. A notice to see SAVE Page 2A for details.
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