Carter Hosts Hussein as U S Middle East Efforts Cautious
President Carter welcomes King Hussein of Jordan to the White House for a working visit and urges cautious optimism on a Middle East peace. Senate backs coal slurry pipeline with land condemnation power, Texas water use for personnel only, and House must vote.
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Pecos Students Shine At Odessa Debate and One Act Meet
Six Pecos High School students plus the one act cast earned top marks at Region I University Interscholastic League events in Odessa. Odessa College hosted 18 AAA and 51 A schools with over 800 competitors. Winners included Mary Matta and Rodney Sparkman in debate, Tom Bolling in informative speaking, Diana Gonzales in science, Brian Gross and Vicki Hurley in ready writing, plus Sweetwater first for The Dark of the Moon and Snyder second for Romeo and Juliet with Pecos naming an alternate for The Taming of the Shrew.
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Roger Russell
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Rodney Sparkman Jr
Mary Matta
Odessa College
Odessa American
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Tom Bolling
Diana Gonzales
Brian Gross
Vicki Hurley
Sweetwater
Snyder
Multiple Minor Collisions Reported In City Area
Over several listings police report minor accidents at intersections and roadways on Saturday and Sunday. Names and ages include Pablo Navarette 21 Barstow and Ruben Salcido 18 715 S Walnut with citations for yielding. Pamela Harris on 1977 and At Lav Arrendondo 57 cited for failure to yield. Psalm quote at end.
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Hillcrest
Jessie Rayes
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Miles
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Saragosa
Naomi Graham
Muniz
Gregorio Aguirre
Balmorhea
Celstino G. Lopez
Showers Mark Texas Panhandle Warm Spring Day
Light scattered showers touched the Panhandle with mostly clear skies elsewhere in Texas. Morning temps ranged from 44 in Abilene to 63 in McAllen, with 86 at Alice later. isolated storms expected in the Panhandle and far West Texas tonight. Flood warnings stood in Vermont, while New York and parts of New England reported rising waters.
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President outlines plan to cap hospital charge increases
The Carter administration asks Congress to limit hospital fee rises to nine percent annually, projecting savings of about 2 billion for the coming year and over 5.5 billion in 1980. Exemptions apply to new, federal, and HMO hospitals. The package targets inflation in health care and supports a broader effort for national health coverage.
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Doctors among addicts
Illinois physicians face a suspected alcohol or narcotics addiction rate far higher than national estimates. The Illinois Medical Society announced a detection program to identify impaired doctors, supported by AMA leadership urging campaigns to find and treat sick physicians.
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James W. West
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Union pension collapse unsettles retirees in ITU
The International Typographical Union faces a six month plus delay as retirees question missing pensions after the 70 year old fund was terminated. Once 100 dollar monthly payouts fell to 12 to 14 dollars. membership decline and automation strained the fund, which was based in Colorado Springs.
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International Typographical Union
William Frazee
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Odessa College Opens Preregistration for Summer Session
Registration for the first summer session begins today at Odessa College with preregistration in Baskin Hall room 102 from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. through May 10. Additional preregistration is set for April 25 and May 3 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Regular registration follows May 31 in the Composite Technology Building from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
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