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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
1
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A local weather writer jokes that seed clouds fail to deliver rain over Andrews. He notes a light shower from the rodeo and forecasts rain from gospel singing and a July Fourth show. He jokes that if Little Admiral John Hogue and his all navy cast cannot summon rain, drought persists.
A youngster writes home from a summer camp, asking his mother to send food packages. He notes meals provided include breakfast, lunch, and dinner, implying additional provisions are needed beyond the standard meals.
The report links a 1980s stock probe to state officials and a Houston man Frank Sharp who pleaded to a small fine and probation after testifying to a grand jury. Ben Barnes announces candidacy for Texas governor as federal questions linger over alleged officials’ stock dealings and pressure on investigators.
A string of shootings in Midland San Antonio Oklahoma and near Houston sparks fear and prompts officers to arm themselves raising concerns among anti gun advocates as law enforcement braces for possible Supreme Court impacts.
A collision at 8 a m Tuesday at the intersection of Odessa Highway and Mustang Drive injured two men. Robert Moon and Robert Screve caused extensive damage to their vehicles. Moon was treated for an elbow abrasion and a head contusion and received a citation for failure to yield right of way. Screve faced possible rib and hip injuries.
Linda McWilliams was crowned queen of rodeo Saturday night in the final performance of a four night event with a record 274 contestants. Runners up were Laura Helvey and Diane Prince. Winners cross state lines with three Texans and three New Mexicans in the top class.
Ronald Sears Jr eight year old died after a 30-30 rifle shot through his face at 1105 NE 8th home. Justice of the Peace ruled accidental death. Brother Randy seven witnessed. Mother Mary Sears a nursing student. Ronald a third grade student at San Andres Elementary. Funeral services pending.
Andrews Chamber of Commerce hosts the fourth annual All Night Gospel Singing at 8 p.m. in Andrews Mustang Stadium with backup in the junior high auditorium if rain moves it. The Blackwood Family headlines with other acts including the Speer Family and the Hemphills. Tickets cost 2 for adults, 1 for students, free for under 10. free parking, and overnight trailer camping at Prairie Dog Park and Florey Park.
An organizational meeting for the Andrews Optimist Club is set for Friday June 18 at 7 30 p m at the Ranch House. Odessa Optimists Club members will attend to help start a new unit here.
Funeral services were held for W. C. Underwood 20 at Means Memorial United Methodist Church after a one car crash near Marble Falls Friday. Born December 21 1950 in Brownfield he served in the Air Force and later lived in Kingsland and Andrews. He is survived by his wife Helen Crawford a daughter Erica Denise a number of relatives and a grandmother in Andrews.
Toyua Jones of Andrews defends her Women's West Texas Golf Association title in Wichita Falls as 130 top players from 105 clubs challenge. The senior tied for runner up with Lou Jurenka at Hobbs Club event, while Andrews reports heavy rainfall across the county with minor amounts in town.
Amini Oil Corp of Midland will attempt to reopen the Wichita multi zone field in Andrews County. The plan calls for re-entry and plugging back to 7 958 feet at No 1 AN State University. The field is a south offset to the depleted Wichita opener completed in 1960.
Denise Duffey profiles the Zap household in Andrews Texas noting seven children and a menagerie including gerbals dogs cats chickens fish a rabbit and a talking parrot. Reverend Zap is the local Presbyterian minister and the family has lived in several states and traveled widely before settling in Andrews four years ago.
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