Trevino Voted Hall of Fame and Ready for Classic
Lee Trevino smiles after being elected to the Golf Hall of Fame by the Golf Writers Association of America. He prepares for the Hall of Fame Classic at Pinehurst Country Club and remains among the favorites.
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Lee Trevino
Golf Hall of Fame
Golf Writers Association of America
Trevino
Pinehurst Country Club
Russian oil men study Odessa firm visit
A delegation of Russian oil ministers toured ICO Corp facilities in Odessa as part of an information exchange. ICO, employing 675 locally with operations in Wyoming Oklahoma California and Texas, provides inspection reconditioning and coating services for oilfield equipment.
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Odessa
ICO Corp
ICO
Wyoming
Oklahoma
California
Texas
Ussr Trade and Economic Council
Midland
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Reagan plan cuts Indochinese refugee ceiling for 1982
The Reagan administration and Congress edge toward an accord to sharply reduce Indochinese refugees admitted to the United States in fiscal 1982. A proposed 120000 refugee cap, with likely actual totals under 100000, aims to curb federal aid during early resettlement while maintaining humanitarian goals.
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Senate
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State Department
California
Saigon
Hawaii
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Utah
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Indochina
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Foreign investment grows in U S food sector
A Department of Agriculture survey shows foreign investors control or partially own 14 U S food store chains and nine others, including grocery and restaurant brands. The report notes 1979 sales of about 19 billion dollars, about 11 percent of U S grocery sales, with European firms and Canada among principals led by West Germany.
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Department
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A&p
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International House of Pancakes
Naaman Seigel
United States
Siegel
Canada
West Germany
Mechanical man Sico flies to Miami from Newark
At Newark International Airport a robot named Sico chartered two seats in first class on Eastern Flight 7 to Miami. The 6-foot-1 aluminum fiberglass robot chatted with admirers, tipped a skycap, flirted with a ticket agent and a metal detector, and drew cheers as passengers photographed the moment. Sico is one of four robots created by International Robotics Inc. worth about $250,000 each.
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Sico
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Robert Doornick
New York
International Robotics Inc
Reagan Tightens Budget Sell In TV Address
President Reagan refines his budget slashing plan and prepares a televised address to present tougher facts about the economy. Speakes indicates more cuts may be outlined, defender of the plan argues for continued tax cuts to lift revenues. Regan defends policy and warns against any tax increase.
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Washington
Reagan
Rose Garden
Larry Speakes
Congress
Speakes
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Donald Regan
House Budget Committee
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