Obituaries honor three local residents in West Texas
Obituary notices cover Juan Dominguez 82 of Grandfalls with church services at Good Shepherd Church and burial in Grandfalls Cemetery. Dominguez born 1898 in Bedford, died at Crane Memorial Hospital. survived by many daughters and sons, extended family. Also noted are Rachel Ivy 69 of Wickett with services in Stanford and burial in Stanford Cemetery, and Silas Vernon Mitchell 70 of Monahans with services in Monahans and burial in Monahans Cemetery. multiple relatives listed. A fire incident description follows: Grand Falls firemen aided by Monahans firefighters battled a Main Street house blaze with a smoke-inhalation injury to one Grandfalls firefighter and a separate grassy fire in the 2400 block of West US 80.
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Juan Dominguez
Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Grandfalls
Dominguez
Bedford
Crane Memorial Hospital
Tomasa
Madrid) Dominguez
Lupe Ramirez
Juanita Ochoa
Tomasa Ortiz
Phoenix
Ariz
Teressa Fuentes
Monahans
Fred Dominguez
Edward Dominguez
Crane
Robert Dominguez
Casa Grande
Joe Victor Dominguez
Jal
N.M
Sam Dominguez
Odessa
Raul Dominguez
Mario Dominguez
Adam Dominguez
Elfonso Dominguez
Cruz Dominguez
Emmilio Dominguez
Imperial
Catarina Espara
San Antonio
Eulalia Glenn
Lionora Armendarez
Rachel Margaret Ivy
Wickett
Odessa’s Medical Center
Kenney Funeral Home Chapel
Stanford
Stanford Cemetery
Ivy
Clydene Simmons
Ailenne Turner
Graham
J.D. Simmons
Dallas
Silas Vernon Mitchell
Wilson-Miller
Gene Stevens
Mitchell
Ward Memorial Hospital
Mitchell County
Bessie Foy
Eastland
Gulf Oil Co
Hans
Texas Libraries Week Promoted With Check Us Out Theme
Libraries across Texas observe Library Week April 5 to 11 highlighting changes in access to information. Ward County Library invites visits next week to explore services. Monahans main library hours vary by day, with branches in Barstow and Grandfalls. The article also notes library expansions to non print media and a historical motto on the 1864 two cent coin.
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Texas
Monahans
Barstow
Grandfalls
Energy Report Seeks to Save Depletion Allowance
The article notes a 23 percent rise in 1979 drilling costs and a projected higher 1980 outlay, with $16 billion spent at $67.70 per foot. The depletion allowance, 20 percent this year and slated to drop to 15 percent by 1984, faces scrutiny from Budget Director Stockman who calls it obsolete. The Reagan administration has not stated an official view. The Tennessee senator favors decontrol of gas with a windfall tax, while the Permian Basin Petroleum Association fights to preserve the allowance and prevent a natural gas excise tax.
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U.S
Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
David Stockman
Stockman
Reagan
Tenessee
Howard Baker
Senate
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
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