Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 1

Abilene Reporter-News BmnniM Sow'-Byron ABILENE TEXAS TUESDAY EVENING MARCH IMS CENTS $20 ned million complex Business residential areas to complement hospital lrCAirmnoa bot uid the flrma ait wen he uld the davalopmcrt will hare a ho- fcalllM of Wert Taua liedt- far two rataaranta JSrtSSuT- nd "Wo have been' wothtaf rloulr with IWtuc jwjtait) Dave Culllaa oo tprojeet" uld Nrttotlatloaa an underway to brio tenaoU toto the eomplea he uld taetad 111 far toe rcctonranta MI acres far the toji 41 acna for offlee apace and 14 ama tw SP11 davelopnient Hurt- PLANNING and zoning masting roundup on pg IA OmorthiB loe uld tho complex li daalgnad to oervo tho honttal community ud oonwadlai uwoud willbe coordlutod with tho tttnUUoa to ta Mrabw 1N4 WTMC wlU hold grooDdbnoklof ctroao-ntea Tuesday "Wo would liko to hava It opto hr dwriopoMat but ho todkatad bo opeood cveo earlier 5 Kuuwfbrt shopping center with two "anchor Ha woudnot NR ud VI Highways PmJt which With of rtntlHiT lud oiou out mi iMhl nJoiitai ud Boring Commission Monday Wort ItauVoS 0Mtnirt fti hospital jut north of thefc BUI MneOer preaidant of tt-ifa State $867 million short Bullock says wamwnraMKraawa surg Happening World Woman otvon $3000 for oxtra SS ehooks One Social Security recipient got extra checks and waa told they were not a mistake Now ahe haa been told to pay 13000 immediately and problems keep multiplying See Action Line Pg IB Loosonod FDI chocks bring ehallongo i Congress say they win challenge the Reagan to expand FBI infiltration and monitoring ofUS PcwUctod revenues like revenue revision wu pegged to declining tol and prices lower than anticipated ules taxes and the devaluation of tho Mexican pcao wUch has left the Bio Grande Valley on the fringe of economic ruin The latest cut It expected to tan the can far a tax hike the first since 1T1 Bullock's revenue estimate leaves law-billion short of being able to fulfill an the recommendations in-ctoded to the Legislative Budget biennium spending proposal of $S14 ftw Mark White briefed on the revenue projection during a half-hour rkier flnnr nwttag with Bullock Monday rscknowl-dtt dU he tough to balance the sUte'a Mennlum budget without hiking Hf very hopeftd of being able to make the accommodation for there deficits and US tores but going to he difficult to do" he uid "Thcsesre numbers that are going to be rather stork to the Legislature because they already Jbey needed to spend much more than that" During Ida INS election campaign against toen-Gov Bin Clemente White pledged a noAax-raising administration On Monday the revenue shortfall White uid his new goal ia "not to have drastic cutbacks ia services or drastic increases in toe pay-as-you-go spending limitation embedded in the Texas Con-ititution lawmakers an prohibited from spemiing more money that the comptroller predicts win be available during the biennium Bullock said the current oil glut accounted for 3111 million of his revenue re- duetion Each dollar drop in the world price of a barrel of oO costs Texas 40 mO-Uon In revenues he said Speiker Cib Lewis who also has Pledged to thwart new tax drives said a fr ter receiving Bullock's estimate that "They say forewarned to forearmed and I still fed a state budget which tails within the revs-aues available can be written and passed by this session of the Legislature" groups that aUegedlyadvTrir? lost social and political change Pg 5A OPEC loadors agroo without Iran minister Humberto CaUe-rwi Berti today ruled out any OPEC agreement on prices and production That excludes Iran which haa rejected a Posed price cut Pg IA Making a oaso for bad nows Proposed complex jay xoan AUSTIN SUta Comptroller Bob BuH-uk-delivered soma gloomy aeooomle aowa telltart thorn nay win hava $M71 rniUloa leu to spend atatc government to 1IN and 1ISS thaa ha predicted two months ago BuUock trimmed al-mort bOUon from a September revenue sdmate when he told legUativa leaden toey would have IS billion more to dole out jWfal npaim thaa did the UN Legislature Bven with the decreased revenue prelect-ion Bullock uid lawmaker! will havelTS to mend thu did UD legiilator counterparts BuUock's January drop of fll ia KTXS being bought by Ab ilenians ByGARY ELLISON i Writer A t- a IN Is a A rn i i I 4 Cetcliw OommunkatloM Co has con-Owcted to buy ITXS-TV Chaaoei bom Mma Inc subject to FOderal Commu-nicittoos Commissioo approvaL rCC action is anticipated ia the near future according to a news releau from Cat claw Communications which servu Sweetwater and Abilene is the local ABC afflUate No pur-ebau price wu announced The purchase does not afbet ownership of KLBK-TV in Lubboefc The sale win bring the rtation its first lo-eto ownership la more thaa years the mean stated Catelaw Commw nicatioas was char-tered as a Texas corporation Jan 14 and is located in Suite 111 of the Alexander Building SM Moore is president and chief executive officer Portia Bludworth Moore vice president and Abilene attorney Chutes Erwin secretory-treasurer Members of tho board of directors include the three officers and Eddie Hurt-ion Were Eraser and Bob McCathren an of Abilene Moore is chairman of the board of Media a sin Thus Inc aa adverttolng sgancy mer of the Mid-Wsat Co and Brth Media Taxis and Mid-Wart atoo are located in Suite 111 of iha bhim tag at North tint and Pino MeCxtoren to preaidant of Media Thxaa and Praaw to vtea president Harrtoon to uaoelatad with Mid-West Communications Co to pleased to bring the corporate ownarahip of KTXS- to Abflene" Moore BaUtotba nev tesss many yean the corporate rehip hss been abaentae haring ew far Jayson Entafpriaes andtten ny Prliiu uc He said Catelaw Communications will he a eltisen of Nolan and Taylor Pitaia purchased KTXS-TV from Gray-25 tonwtore under dtotreaa ute eondl-Bona of the ICC in 1N0 Principals of tha Prima group include Charles Woods of Saa Weg CsUf Robert Dudky of New York and Dr John Robert Laeof Madtoon Wia toy- AWlena adrerttotog executive a fatoad to tha Abilene City Council ia lira and aerred Vwpk tarn in 1N0 Hh hu aarnd rice presidam of tha Outdoor Advarttotoi Association of Texas si weB as a national dfrartor of the Outdoor Adrerttotog Assoea-ttou of Ammlca' Jt 5J "ffh to tha board of directors of First State Bank Abilene and haa served as chairman of the administrative hoard at It Paul United lfaHHIit Church president of the Abilene PhUharmouie Asao-eatton and vice president of the Abilene Chamber of Commerce 1 The president has 1 called on the television networks to take a week out and focus on the good news This is a fine Idea and ft long overdue says Artfi Lawler But why single out the television net- A works for exclusive eritidsm? Art explains i on Pg SA A McMurry speaker says Texas history unfair Weathar Cooler 1 the location of Medical planned new facility in upper portion and a 320 million shopping center offlee and residential com-Pkx being developed by Magnu-son-Mueller Consortium lower Drawing shows West Texas the attics family Bibles and trunks aha aaid and studied Ms Winegarten listed aomc of fas contributions of Texss women: Atthough men lost the first Battle of the Alamo women namely the Daughters of the Republic won the second battle when the historic building was purchased in INI and preserved Comanche women were the nrrt architects engineers and conitrnetion workers when they built tepees strong enough to withstand Wert Texas winds Tha first tactorire in Texss were in candtos and other items Women bunded percent of the llhrar-toa In the state even though some were located to Jells above stores sad aoc even to Woman hare played in important part In Tan others came from elsewhere in Abilene police uid Two more report came in late Monday afternoon but only one wu from the previously hird-htt south neighborhood Detective LL Jack Dtokan uid than are suspects to tha thefts It also to unkown if all the thefts are a coincidence or if tho By LAR1Y ZELBEO Staff Writer Women and their achievements Ut Men toft out of Texas history books umiM Wtoegsrten a researcher of woman and thrtr ntoa far tha Mate's history said today Speaking as part of MeHurry Jhawvance of National Woman's History ISAiMf" Wtooiarten said a "cultural gen-MUe' hss been commuted by history books against women -While boys have heroee such aa Bam Houston and Stephen Austin In history books she aaid girls hava re role models! Ms Winegarten offered to any student who could identify several Texas including Buhara Jor-ftL oougresawman) Betty Gra-ham (Inventor of Liquid Paper) and Katherine Stinson (a pioneer avaitor) Tha fll went unclaimed Women's Mrtoty needs to ha art of Temperatures on pg SA ABILENE AND VICINITY (10-mlle radius) Cloudy with Intermittent light rain ending early this afternoon followed by decreasing cloudiness Fair and cooler tonight Fair and mild Wednesday High temperature today mid 80s low tonight mid 80s High Wednesday mid BOs Wind southeasterly at 10-15 mpn becoming northerly about 10 mph tonight Probability of rain Is 30 percent today portion to be built at An tiller Road and US 33-84 Developer Bill Mueller said the Magnuson-Mueller project is being coordinated with WTMC and will be completed In mid-1884 to women Texas polities They were among the first lobbyists Ms Winegarten said and a Coleman women waa reaponaibk for passage of a bin which made tancocutUng a Wony When woman finally were permitted to vote she laid abort IM000 registered in 17 days Citing her research tar an hiMt "Thus Woman A Celebration of History" she mentioned aeveral more mmpu gg women in Texas history The will bo permanently boused at Texas University in Denton She urged students and others in attendance this morning to interview women in their tamlUei to find out what they made to history At pm Thursday in tha Grave Ryan Fine Aria Building a iw-tton will ha held for all women it the col- Amy lame group of people are responsible nidi Thieves cu get much ISO to IU0 tar a set of expensive hubcaps uid adding that the tart hubcap theft ring knows to have operated in had a system in which hubcapa stolen here would be uld In Mesquite ud wheel coven stolon there would be sold here Tha committee endorsed the measure by a vote of 27-1 Bep Edward Markey D-Mau who lined up 171 cosponsors for a slightly different freest resolution uid ha expects the com-mtttetfasud measure to win approval when It cornu to a vote in the House Vaulter others victimized by theft spree Insido 1 today Amusements 7A Bridge Notes 2B Classified 3-10C Comics IA Dear Abby MaaeaBUBBcasaa IB Editorials 4A Horoscope IB Hospital Patients 4B Legislature News SA Uring 1-2B Obituaries 8C People 4B So You Want to Be2B Sports l-SC Stocks at Midday 4B To Your Good Health 2B TV Cable Watch 7A TV Scout On th Light Side Page 3B iumu icrv GfcyviMG QUO rfy 1SMT KAWit- JtrWi I By ARTHUR CABASOS Staff Writer Billy Olson who owns the Indoor world record polo vault at 1MM feat owns four Ion hutu-sp Tho wlreapoked hubcaps to hto ltd Cadillac were stolen white the ear wu parked In front of hta apartment at MOO Arrowhead pottos reported Tho hubcap won valued at a total of The Oiympie hopeftd had plenty of company to share tha mtoery however as police laid thefts of hubcaps were reported mw tha weekend with tha Ion VVsOOO Fottee hava tabulated reports of stolen faibeapa coming from two south neighborhood! tha Stonegata subdivision and the Lu Brisas and Haystack apart- Committee endorses freeze WASHINGTON (AP) The House For-rtgn Relations Committee today approved a resolution calling far the United Statu and tha Soviet Union to freese nuclear weapoua Supporters predicted It will win full House approval hut face stiff resistance in tha Senate --V.