Police report shows declines in court activity
Police activity eases with several cases involving appeals of guilty verdicts for speeding and traffic violations. James O’Brien, Donald Wreyford, James Sigman, and Cynthia Shirley posted bonds and appealed findings from early June and May, while Harold Coe faces public intoxication charges. Armendariz cited for failure to display license after a collision with Cynthia Bundick following a Main Street turn. Armendariz disputes light status and sighting of Bundick’s vehicle.
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Sophia Armendariz
West 2Nd
Main
Second Streets
Armendariz
Second Street
Cynthia Heath Bundick
West Second
Juvenile charged with simple assault and locals face traffic bond appeal
No injuries reported. On June 19 David R. Mitchell, 17, 603 South Doris, charged with simple assault and fined $38.50. Sylvester V. Rockey of Barstow posted a $200 bond and appealed June 18 in JP Louis Guerrero's court on failure to stop at a stop sign. Earl Derwood Kyzer of Odessa posted a $200 bond in JP Ed Hammond's court for driving 70 mph in a 55 mph zone.
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David R. Mitchell
South Doris
Sylvester V. Rockey
Barstow
Louis Guerrero
Earl Derwood Kyzer
Odessa
Ed Hammond
Oliver Wood to lecture at PBGC in Midland
Former Monahans resident petroleum engineer Oliver Wood leads a See the World slide lecture series at the Permian Basin Graduate Center in Midland. On June 24 and 26 at 7:30 p.m. he presents Soviet Union and China tours with views of the Hermitage, Peter the Great’s summer palace, Lenin's Tomb, the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and Ming Tombs. The series runs through August 7 with a 10 session pass at 35 dollars or 5 dollars per session.
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China
Russia
Permian Basin
Hermitage Museum
Peter the Great
Leningrad
Lenin
Forbidden City
Great Wall
Ming Tombs
Shanghai
Graduate Center
Sul Ross hosts orientation for students and parents in 1980
An orientation session will cover registration information and procedures as Orienta tion 1980 includes a parallel program for parents. The Alpine and Fort Davis Chambers assist with an area tour to Fort Davis sites. on campus housing will be available. Contact Dr. Mahoney at Sul Ross for details.
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Alpine
Fort Davis Chambers of Commerce
Fort Davis National Historic Site
Indian Lodge
McDonald Observatory
Overland Trail Museum
Neill Museum
Museum of Natural History
Dr. Mahoney
Sul Ross
Congressman Kin Weende Opposes Fuel Rationing Plan
Kin Weende condemns proposed gasoline rationing as a conservation idea but warns it imposes unfair burdens on rural and open-space regions like West Texas. He notes allocations would depend on state usage, estimates 10 gallons per registered vehicle, and urges disapproval within 30 days to block the plan.
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West Texas
Congress
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James O’brien
West Lith
Donald Joe Wreyford
Midland
James L. Sigman
Cynthia Lee Shirley
South Erie
Harold Samuel Coe
South Main
Bundick
R. Anthony CO
Monahans
Oliver Wood
PBGC
Albert Einstein
Doris Beazley
Ward County
Dairy Queen
S. Stockton
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