Obituaries Memorial Garden Services in Blytheville Arkansas
Memorial notices from Blytheville Arkansas list services for Hoyt Brown 72 formerly of Mitchell County Texas with survivors including wife Elton Mittye Grace two sons Robert and Phillip all of Dallas and three daughters Chay man Jan Neely and Kay Trichard. Burial to follow at Elmwood Cemetery under Cobbya Mitchell Funeral Home direction.
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Memorial Garden
Best-Seale Funeral Home
Blytheville
Ark
Donutson
Hoyt
Cogdell Memo
Brown
Lubbock ‘Rat Hospital
Limestone County
Cobbya
Mitchell Funeral Home
I Brown
Peggy
W. Chapman
47Th St
Lub- Donelson
Dock
Memphis
Mitchell County
Tenn
Elton
Snyder
Dren
Mittye Grace
Robert Dren
Phillip
Dallas
Chayman
Jan Neely
Kay’ Trichard
Funeral services set for Mrs Candler in Coleman
Mrs R J Beulaty Candler 65 sister of Mrs Homer Hunt died Saturday in Coleman from an apparent heart attack. Service at 2 p m today at Stevens Funeral Home with burial in Coleman Cemetery. Survived by husband a son Robert John of Los Alamos NM three sisters Mrs Horace State Mrs Ray West and Mrs Robert Foreman a brother Doc Apperson and several grandchildren.
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Coleman
R. J
Candler
Homer ‘Hunt
Lubbock
Stevens Funeral Home
Coleman Cemetery
Robert .John
Los Alamos
N.M
Horace State
Ray West
Austin
Robert Foreman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Doc. Apperson
Lone Beach
Calif
Grand. Ehlidfen
Graves side rites for Terry Davenport Lamesa
Lynn Davenport 39 died June 24 in Escondido California. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Lamesa Memorial Park, Branon Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include wife Michelle, parents Floy Davenport Houston and Mrs Starkey Couzens San Marcos, siblings Carviya and Wendy Olds San Marcos, Eddie and Robert Coazens San Marcos.
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Lamesa
Terry
Lynn Davenport
Escondido
Calif
Lamesa Memorial Park
Dawson County
California
Branon Funeral Home
Davenport
Mid-land
Michelle
Floy Davenport
Houston
Starkey Couzens
San Marcos
Chait
Obituary notices from Fort Worth and surrounding areas
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. Figra Eten Gray of Dawson County and other region residents. Services planned in All Saints Episcopal Church Fort Worth and Lamesa Memorial Park with funeral home arrangements by Enwood. Also reported are obituaries for Mrs. Munden of Spur Plainview and Tommie N. Sanders of Kent County with service details and survivors.
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Fort Worth
Figra
Eten Gray
Dawson County
All Saints Episcopal Church
Lamesa Memorial Park
Lamesa
Enwood Funeral Home
Port Worth
Gray
Herome
M.C. Lindsey
M. C. Lindsey
Obituary Briefs with Multiple Local Death Notices
Obituary notices list Amos Pate 75 of 4907 STU St at 10 a.m. today funeral at Franklin-Bartley with burial in Littlefield Memorial Park. Mrs Edward Levine 67 of 2UTA List St funeral 10 a.m. today at Lemons Memorial Chapel burial Plainview Memorial Park. Michael Morano 10 months infant died at West Texas Hospital with funeral arrangements pending. Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy ruled death natural. The obituary chain mentions Max Gray and family ties, Fort Worth connections, and memorials to All Saints Episcopal Church in Fort Worth.
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Amos Pate
Stu St
Franklin-Bartley
Littlefield Memorial Park
Pate
St. Mary's Hospital
Edward Levine
Lemons Memorial Chapel
Plainview Memorial Park
Lemons_Funeral Home
Levine
Dallas
Henderson
Michael Morano
Gilbert Morano
58Th St
Champion Funeral Home
West Texas Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Tay
Fort Worth
Max Gray
Pax-Worth-Culbraith Lumber
Commany
New Deal
Joon M
Bardo Gray
Walter Gray
Tomt and
Weldon
Houston
Non Esmond
Odessa
John’ Pipes
San Antos Nia
Welton A. Lindsey
San Angels
Mack Lindsey Jr
All Saints Episcopal Church
Two Suspects Arrested In Separate Marijuana Possession Charges
Two youths and a third man were arrested by city police early Sunday in separate incidents and charged Monday with marijuana possession. Lupe Mathis Ramos 18 YM David Su 17 and David Rodriguez 17 of 512 E Sith St were each held on $1000 bond by Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy.
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Marjuana
Lupe Mathis Ramos
YM David Su
David Rodriguez
S12
F. Sith St
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Charles N Haislip Abernathy services held for 91
Charles N Haislip 91 of Abernathy died about 6 pm Monday at University Hospital Lubbock after five weeks illness. Funeral services were held at Chambers Funeral Home Monday. A Arkansas native, he lived 30 years in Memphis Tennessee before moving to Abernathy six months ago. He was a hunter and fisherman. Survivors include his son Louie of Abernathy, 18 grandchildren, great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
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Abernathy
Charles N. Haislip
Pam
University Hospital
Lubbock
Cambers Funeral Home
Haislip
Arkansas
Memphis
Louie
Services for John F. McDonald held in Portales
Services for John F. McDonald 78 of Portales were at 10 AM in Wheeler Starlight chapel with Ernest Wheeler Jr. officiating and burial in Portales Cemetery. McDonald was found dead after a heart attack days after a man, Dorothy Adams, 35, was attacked. two separate items mention a trucking firm, a dancing caller, and survivors including a son and daughter.
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Denzil Bevers
Johnny Watson
Loren| Company
St. Mary's Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Ruth Howard
Willie Dee
Munden
Plainview
Wood
Lubbock
Dunning Funeral Home
The Shepherd Rain Cleansing Hearts Through Faith
A devotional meditation describes rain as cleansing the world and renewing faith. It quotes 2 Samuel 24 and urges readers to seek inner purification, fear and doubt washed away, renewing steadfast love and hope in a fresh dawn.
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Sam
Stidger
Lola Rattan Matador Special Death Notice
Lola Rattan 73 died Sunday night at Richards Memorial Hospital Paducah after a long illness. Funeral services set for 3 p m today at First Baptist Church Matador with Rev. Leonard Sims and Rev. H G Verner officiating. Burial in East Mound Cemetery Matador. Survived by husband Fattleton of Matador son Albert of Midland brother Clarence Gaines of Pueblo Colorado and Mrs Annie Marie.
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Levelland
Sopopa Escobar
Cook Memorial Hospital
Matador
Lola Rattan
Richards Memorial Hospital
Paducaly
First Baptist! Church
Leonard Sims
H. G. Verner
Petersburg
East Mound
Seigler Funeral Home
Lets Mesa
Fattleton
Albert
Midland
Clarence Gaines
Publo, Colo
Annie Aaile
Subtropical Depression Alice Forms as Heatwave Rages Midwest
A subtropical low north of Hispaniola strengthened into tropical Alice, the first 1973 hurricane center report. Alice was centered 700 miles north of Puerto Rico with winds above 40 mph and drifting north east. Meanwhile Texas swelters with Lubbock 95 El Paso 104 and San Antonio rain dampening a wet June.
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Cape Kennedy
Alice
Hurricane Center
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Hispanola
Texas
Lubbock
el Paso
National Weather Services
NWS
Sarita
Tex
Corpus Christi
Marshall
San Antonio
Laredo
Pollen Count Readings From Two City Locations
The air pollution section lists pollen counts per cubic meter for two locations on Monday. Grass 28 and 37 low, Ragweed 0, Pigweed 9 and 9 low, plus Cyprus Russian Thistle and Alternaria 37 and 19 low. Spores totals noted as low across categories.
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Ave
10Th St
Zenith
Cyprus
Nixon Text Marks First July Fourth in Holiday Speech
President Nixon recalls the first Independence Day and urges unity as America nears the bicentennial. He stresses renewing faith in America's ideals, liberty, and freedom, and considers lessons from 1776 to guide the nation toward the future.
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San Clemente
Cali
Nixon
White House
Independence Hall
America
Clovis Man Sues Hospital and Doctor for Negligence
Frank M. Smith of Clovis New Mexico sues Methodist Hospital and Dr Royce C Lewis in 99th District alleging negligent knee surgery in May 1972 caused a serious infection left leg loss of use pain and mental anguish seeking 500000 in damages. He also claims prior right knee surgery at the hospital.
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Clovis
N.M
99Th District Court
Methodist Hospital
Royce C. Lewis
Frank M. Smith
Ther
Argentine Bank Abduction and Local Health News
Buenos Aires reports a First National City Bank of New York in Córdoba banker Raul Bernarchini abducted after ransom talks. The same dispatch notes a black widow spider bite in Monahans requiring antitoxin and a hospital update on the patient. Nearby Hereford names Don Richards editor of the Brand while Tayton plans sewer grants.
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Buenos Aires
Cordoba
Bernatchini
Raul Bernabhini
First National City Bank of New York
Hans Kurt Gebhart
Heman
Houston Construction Cave-In Claims Worker
A cave-in at a southeast Houston construction site killed one man and injured another while digging a sewer line. The dead is Robert Carter, 47. The injured man, Frank Mills, remained in good condition as police investigated the accident caused when the shoring failed.
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Houston
Robert Carter
Frank Mills
Regional Roundup Highlights Bovina Awards and Local News
Regional roundup notes Bovina Blade earns third place for general appearance and front page coverage in a 2000 population study. Odessa figures feature former coach Joe Coleman in hospital after visit to San Diego and Jody Coleman, Hobbs graduate, joins NMJC Student Center staff in Hobbs.
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Bovina
Press Association
Bovina Blade
Ceq
The
Blade
Cole- Odessa
Odessalman
Odessa
Busi- Brom
Innessman
Joe Coleman
San Die
Texas Coaches
Halligo
Calif
Naval Hospital Mont of Fame
San Diego
Jody
UT Permian Basin gains federal student loan access
Odessa special report notes the Direct Student Loan Program approval at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. The move increases federal loan options for UTPB students, with loans up to $50,000 under the National Direct Student Loan program.
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Odessa
University of Texas
Permian Basin
US Increases Bombing in Cambodia as War Expands
Defense officials report a sharp rise in sorties by FA and A7 aircraft in Cambodia, with daily flights up to the 200s and occasional near 300, amid deteriorating ground conditions and rebel advances. Congress had voted a compromise Aug 15 deadline for bombing and other acti vity in Indochina, requiring new authority for continued strikes.
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Washington
Defense Department
White House
Congress
Cambodia
United States
Pentagon
William Beecher
Becher
Indochina
Nixon
House
Senate
Phnom Penh
Beecher
Park Impasse over Big Thicket persists in Texas talks
Washington UPI reports a House subcommittee set July hearings on Big Thicket preservation as Interior officials propose a compromise. Texas Governor Briscoe offered a plan to buy 25 000 acres to resolve the dispute between 75 000 and 100 000 acre bills linked by stream access while lawmakers resist concessions and await momentum from the governor.
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Washington
UPI
House
Interior Department
Texas
Dalph Briscoe
Andrew Sansom
Charles Wilson
D-Tex
Interior
Dolph Briscoe
Sansom
Wilson
Bob) Eckhardt
New Tulia Industry Delivers First Trailer Order
Trombley Trailers of Tulia filled its first commercial order this week delivering a 50 ton trailer to Trombley in Salt Lake City Utah. It is the second trailer completed by the Tulia plant and follows a 40 foot 70 000 pound rig finished last week. The company projects a production capacity of 60 units per month as it extends into distributor roles for goose neck and rock trailers in Tulsa and surrounding areas.
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TULIA
Trombley Trailers
Trombley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sansom
Briscoe
Senate
Tulsa
Thicket National Park
Sen
Alan. Bible
D-Nev
Senate Committee On Interior Appropriations
Bogota
Clombia
House
Local Firm Wins School Kitchen Renovation Contract
Hunter Construction Co. of Lubbock was awarded a contract Tuesday to renovate the kitchens at Parkway and Bayless Elementary Schools. The bid of 26769 dollars was the lowest for the work to convert the two schools old kitchen facilities into full kitchen capability.
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Hunter Construction Co
Lubbock
Parkway
Bayless
Hunter
Retiree Program Aims to Attract From Hobbs
Hobbs New Mexico launches a survey by the retirement committee of the Hobbs Chamber of Commerce to gauge why retirees move to Hobbs and how many plan to list other places they have lived. The effort follows a statewide advertising push generating 1,000 inquiries. Harold Todd coordinates the survey.
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N.M
Per- Hobbs
Hobbs Chamber of Com
Merce
Harold
Todd
Chamber
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Mrs. Escobar
Mrs. Candler
Terry Davenport
Flora Ellen Gray
Mrs. Donelson
Spots Cemetery
Cecil Golden
Date Street Baptist Church
Plainview Hospital
Hopkins County
Spur
Bethel Baptist Church
Bob Haydon
Freddie Ware
South Plains
Jewell DeBord
Sulphur Springs
Bryant Jobe
Amarillo
Earl
Elton Minty
Zora Coston
Tommie Sanders
Jayton
Tommie N. Sanders
Kent County
Assembly of God
E. 0. McElyen
McCoy Funeral Home
Aspermont
Sanders
Stamford Memorial Hospital
Fannin County
Myrttie Ruth Rutledge Dee
Vera
Suday
First Assembly of Gods Church
Dayton
Clade
Thelton
Mineral Wells
Audie Grace Alexander
Bay City
Dorothy
Nell Gibson
Delores Gaston
Mary Brooks
Alene Love
Bernice Leverett
Arlene Davis
Gracie Luna
Abilene
Alice Arnold
Hale Center
IB Billingley
Dimmitt
Charles Haislip
John McDonald
Mrs. Munden
Lab Dock
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Mont
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Baeza
Ward Memorial Hos
Black Senter
Hereford
Texas Tech University Daily
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Richards
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Farmers Home Administration
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City of Tayton
Ronmental Protection Agenc
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Lions
Chile
Karin Johnsson
South
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Cure
Oscar Lap
Weldon Gibsons
Vasby
Sweden
Isa Ajurfler
Sheisankag
University of Upsala
Stockholm
Bernarchini
Pedro Fiks
Earth Lions
Carlos Sempere
Raul Braje
Victor Bofferio
Bofferio
Paraguay
Charles Agnew Lockwood
John R. ‘Thompson
Mario Baratella
Thompson
Firestone ‘Tire and Rub
Avalamshe Journal
Ross Middlleton
EARTH
Bob Belew
Charles Dunnam
Tamer
Robert Gossett
Tail
Earth Lions Club
Twister
Doug
Perry Mar- Parish
Jin
Donald Street
B. T. Hamil
Larry Hausmann
Ston
Bill Scent
Tom ‘Lively
Robert Haberer
Barton
Houston Construction
U.S
Rep. White
U.S. Rep
C. White
Odessa High
NMJC
Avshaagheseient’ Corroementelt Turner
Not
Robert
Tiobe High School
Rolis
Col- Student Center
New Mexico Lege
Southwest
Hobbs Junior College
Nmjcl
UTPB
Verment
Cambodian
Adochina
Seattle
Stinicniiprion
West Texas Monument
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