Longtime Littlefield Resident Mrs Bills Dies
Mrs. E. A. Bills 89, longtime Littlefield resident since 1924, died about 2 30 p.m. Monday in Southwest Osteopathic Hospital Amarillo after a weeklong illness. She taught in several towns before moving to Littlefield, married E A Bills in 1911, and helped organize Eastland First Presbyterian Church. Survived by two daughters, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian Littlefield with burial at Littlefield Memorial Cemetery. Memorials to First Presbyterian Church or favorite charities.
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Littlefield
E. A. Bills
Southwest Osteopathic Hospital
Amarillo
Bills
Paul Timmons
Chama
Menard County
North Texas State Normal
Funeral notices for B Campbell and others across Tri State
Funeral services for B Campbell 81 died Sunday night in South Plains Hospital Amherst will be at 3 p m Thursday at First Baptist Church burial in Earth Cemetery Parsons Ellis Singleton Funeral Home. Olin Castleberry Sr 73 Donley County rancher farmer since 1924 dies Sunday heart attack. services at 4 30 p m today Murphy Memorial Chapel burial Citizens Cemetery. Mrs Nannie Alice Caraway 84 Hereford dies Sunday West gate Hospital to be buried Restlawn Memorial Gardens. memorials to favorite charities. Lloyd Alvin Clark 62 Guymon resident 25 years dies Sunday night in Albuquerque VA Hospital services pending with Bunch Funeral Home. survived by wife Esther three sons including Rev Alvin Clark of Guymon daughter Sandra Alberty of Guymon. O L Green 83 Borger death Monday night. funeral services to be announced by Minton Mortuary. Mary Emma Hoffman 75 Hale Center dies Monday. services 10 30 a m today Cotton Center First. burial Center Plains Cemetery. Albert C Houdyshell 85 Boise City dies Monday. services 2 p m Wednesday Keyes First Baptist. burial Elmhurst Cemetery.
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EARTH
B. Campbell
South Plains
Amherst
First Baptist Church
David Hartman
Earth Cemetery
Parsons-Ellis-Singleton Funeral Home
Farmersville
Campbell
Dodd
Lucille
Billie B. Tate
Shreveport
Roy
Houston
Joe
San Antonio
Clarendon
Olin Castleberry Sr
Donley County
Murphy Memorial Chapel
Bryan Knowles
Martin Baptist Church
Paul Hancock
First Christian Church
Citizens Cemetery
Castleberry
Olin Castleberry Jr
Ruby's
Oneil Weatherly
Hereford
Nannie Alice Caraway
Westgate Hospital
Canyon
Guymon
Okla
Lloyd Alvin Clark
Veterans Administration Hospital
Albuquerque
Bunch Funeral Home
Oakwood
Clark
Esther
Alvin Clark
Wendell
el Paso
Tex
Kendell
Sandra Alberty
Titus Griffeth
Borger
O. L. Green
North Plains Hospital
Minton Mortuary
Green
Oklahoma
Ida
Ray Hawkins
Denver Greer
Dubb Anderson
L. E. Ford
Corpus Christi
Hale Center
Mary Emma Hoffman
Palo Duro
Claude
Cotton Center First Baptist Church
On B. Jones
Center Plains Cemetery
Cotton Center
Freeman’s
Haskell
Holtman
R. D
Lee
Lake Park
Fla
Troy
Seldovia
Alaska
Floyd
Tucson
Ariz
Carl Hulsey
N. M
Ann White
Sacramento
Boise City
Spe
Albert C. Houdyshell
Cimarron County Memorial Hospital
Keyes First Baptist Church
Elmhurst
White Funeral Home
Houdyshell
del Rey
W. Va
Keyes
Keyes High School
Glenn
Blythe, Calif
Guy
Amarillo
Dumas
James Darrell
Buddy” McVickers
Pensacola
McVickers
Morrison Funeral Directors
Pampa
Florida
Dumas High School
Texas Tech University
Calvary Baptist Church
Beverly
Misty
Cheri
Monte
Stanley Corbin
Hillard Keeney
Sparta
N. J
John Gay
Harmony
Mike
N. Cleveland
John D. McVickers
Howardwick
W. A. Weightman
Sayre
Ethel Hurliman
Texas County Memorial Hospital
Bunch Funeral Chapel
Edwin Modrick
Apostolic Faith Church
Elmhurst Cemetery
Hurliman
Toledo
Ohio
Wilburn Hurliman
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Club
Lodge
Elk City
Earnest L. Lowder
Community Hospital
Second and
Adams Streets
Church of Christ
W. R. Craig
Fairlawn
Martin Funeral Home
Lowder
Nettie
Patricia Barnes
N. Johnson
Richhactiaien
Memphis
Robert F. Pepper
Hall County Hospital
Travis Baptist Church
Elvis Pitts
First Baptist Church of
Rochester
H. J. Towndley
Bowie
Lloyd Riddles
Fairview Cemetery
Spicer Funeral Home
Pepper
Pariview Baptist Church
Clovis
Turkey
Ethel
Reno F
Estelline
Robert Lemuel
Westminster
Calif
Roberta Cox
Dora N. M
Madelene Mildred Hawk
Denver
William Arnold Starkey
Dumas Memorial Hospital
Edward Rogers
Dumas Cemetery
Portales
Rogene Vickers
Portales Methodist Church
David Shaw
Wheeler Funeral Home
Vickers
Waxahachie
Floyd and
Vickers Auto Service
Jo Ann
Ellis
Lee Ann
O. D. Vickers
Ruth Sherrod
Marlene Edwards
Plainview
Funeral Services for James D Andrews Amarillo Resident
Amarillo funeral services for James D. Andrews 69 will be at 10 a.m. at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. Bill Flemming officiating. Burial follows in Llano Cemetery. Surviving: wife four sons a daughter a sister nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services for Callie G Martin 89 will be at 2 p.m. at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel with Rev. W V Long officiating. Additional cemetery services at 5 p.m. at Springlake. Mrs. Martin a longtime Amarillo resident born in Little Rock Ark was a member of the Assembly of God. Surviving: three sons a daughter a brother three sisters eight grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Amarillo
Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel
Bill Flemming
St. Stephen United Methodist Church
Llano Cemetery
Andrews
Pierce
St. Anthony's Hospital
The
Texas Co
Callie G. Martin
Cleveland
Southwest Convalescent Center
W. V. Long
Assembly of God
Springlake
Martin
Little Rock
Ark
Death Notices From Across New Mexico and Texas
Obituaries list services for Mrs. C. E. Jameson in Carlsbad with burial there, and veteran pastors and relatives across Dumas, Guymon, Memphis, Portales, Elk City, and surrounding towns. Included are Jameson survivors, McVickers in Pensacola, Hurliman in Guymon, Pepper in Memphis, Starkey in Dumas, and Vickers in Portales, with dates, churches, and burial plans.
Union files suit after dismissals in city police row
The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 340 says the city fired Dickens and Price after five years on temporary status amid a push to full staffing. Officials defend the terminations as overage rules and budget moves, while union leaders accuse politics and lack of hearings.
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Dickens
Price
Luff
Stiff
Police Academy
Clay Briggs
Houston Deford
Briggs
Commission
Moffat
Charles Ledbetter
Deford
Paulsey
Adams
Brush Creek
Bruce Aycock
L. Ray Wahue
Texas Municipal League
Dallas
International Union of Operating Engineers
Smith Rites Pending For Amarillo Bank Founder James F. Smith Sr
James F. Smith Sr., 65, founder of Amarillo Savings Association and former Amarillo banker, died Monday at St. Anthony's Hospital after a career in banking, insurance, real estate, and mining. He lived in Houston, previously in Amarillo, and held leadership roles in several civic and banking groups. Survivors include his wife, a son, a daughter, three brothers, two sisters, and five grandchildren.
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Amarillo
Lipscomb
Smith
Amarilo
Memphis
First State Bank
Amarillo Savings Association
Panhandle Bankers Association
American Bankers Association
Texas
Mr. Smith
Grimes County
San Marcos Academy
Wayland Baptist College
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
First National Bank of Shamrock
Shamrock Bank
Shamrock
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Savings
North State Bank of
Mid-Continent Insurance Co
Western Fire and Indemnity Co
First State Bank of
Silverton
United Nuclear Inc
Centreville
New Mexico
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
James F. Smith Jr
Broomfield
Colo
Blue Anderson
Tulsa
Woodrow
Midland
Morris
Houston
Edwin Smith Jr
Rogers
Baron Smith
Oklahoma City
Hazel Tucker
Abilene
Fireworks Thieves Target Potter County Stand
Potter County deputies hunt burglars who stole about 315 dollars worth of fireworks from a stand in front of Mrs. J. W. Newman on Route 3 Box 737 Fritch Highway. Entry was gained by prying a door loose. none recovered by Monday night.
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Potter County
J. W. Newman
Fritch Highway
McGovern Near Victory as Black Delegates Back Bid
A Washington news conference by black political leaders claimed commitments from delegates in about a dozen states and DC to put McGovern over the top on the first ballot. Counts showed McGovern leading with 1,335.15 votes amid uncommitted delegates and disputes over double tallies.
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District of Columbia
McGovern
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Walter Fauntroy
Congress
William Clay
Missouri
Stokes
Muskie
Associated Press
Humphrey
George C Wallace
Fauntroy
Clay
Chisholm
Israel Condemned by Security Council
The Security Council voted 13-0 with the United States and Panama abstaining to condemn Israeli incursions into Lebanon and call for the swift release of Syrian and Lebanese captives. President Bush criticized the milder U.S. resolution and abstained on the final measure, while Israeli Ambassador Yosef Tekoah rejected the council's action as inequitable. Ambassadors Malik of the Soviet Union and Huang Hua of China denounced Israel and supported Lebanon and the Palestinian people.
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UPI
Security Council
United States
Panama
Lebanon
Israel
Isador
Bush
France
Britain
Belgium
Bush Saeine
Council
Yosef Tekoah
Melia
Indore
Piero’ Vinci
Italy
Yakov A. Malik l
Soviet Union
Huang Hua
China
Railroad Bankruptcy Partly Tied to Floods
Erie Lackawanna Railway Co filed for reorganization citing flood damage and a slowing business. Cash assets are 2.37 million with debts projected at 8.19 million by August. Court-ordered stay until July 10 hearing to appoint trustees for the reorganization and to continue operations.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Erie Lackawanna Railway Co
New York State
Ing Erie Lackawanna Lines
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Price Commission
Erie
Richard Jackson
Erie Lackawanna
Maxwell
Jain
Erie Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western Railroad
Dereco, Inc
Norfolk and Western Railway
John P. Fishwick
N&w
Erie Lackawanna Board
U.S. District Court
Robert Krupansky
Pollution debate tests Texas air rules and refinery case
Senate nominees faced questions on enforcement and Gulf Oil’s Port Arthur variance. William Robinson defended lenient limits as Barden cited an opacity violation. Blair and others sparred over economic factors, while four senators blocked the committee’s referrals amid calls to shutter noncompliant plants.
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Sen
A. R. Schwartz
Creighton
Robinson
John Blair
Kountze
Schwartz
Blair
Gulf Oil Corp
Port Arthur
Charles Barden
The
Air Control Board
Barden
Gulf
Wilson
Willie Ulich
Lubbock
Charles Jaynes
Waco
James Abrams
el Paso
Senate
Ronald Bridges
Corpus Christi
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Barbara Jordan
Houston
Dissenting lawmaker blasts beef price report
Pampa legislator Bob Price dissented from a two month beef price study approved 10-3. He said the report has glaring errors and would elicit laughter from cattlemen. The AP summary urged GAO investigation into meat price factors and FTC surveys of retail stores. It also urged productivity gains and to discourage restrictive labor arrangements hindering new techniques.
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Bob Price
Pampa
Subcommittee
Federal Trade Commission
Parachute Search Hopes Grow After Airborne Hijack
Martin says discovery lifted hopes from minus 10 to plus 50 as searchers assess a money bag found by a farmer. Officials note the bag was intact but money count not verified and emphasize locating the parachute or the hijacker. Lake adds the bag’s condition and ongoing verification concerns.
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Martin
Lake
Youth Walks To Safety After Canyon Search
Canyon and Palo Duro State Park were the scene of an all night search for Dean Shelton a 16 year old diabetic who became separated from a camping group Sunday afternoon. He walked out Monday morning after following lights seen at the canyon rim and reached Canyon just in time for his daily insulin injection.
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Canyon
Dean Shelton
Georgina
Palo Duro State Park
Nellie Shelton
Shelton
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