Bartosh Expected To Take A&M Coaching Post
Bartosh plans to accept the Texas A and M job after helping with a coaching transition. He arrived at Permian in 1971 following Gene Mayfield’s resignation at West Texas State. The 1971 Panthers went 9-1 and shared District 544, after a 9-7 defeat in Abilene. The 1972 squad went 14-0 and won the Class 4A state title, famed for the Wing T scheme. Bartosh, a 1953 TCU alumnus, later played service football and one season in the CFL before coaching in Houston. He turned Milby High School into a powerhouse and later served two years at Robert E Lee High School.
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Permian
Gene Mayfield
West Texas State University
Panthers
Abilene
Texas
TCU
Horned Frog
Houston
Houston Milly High School
Robert E Lee High School
Rebel
Elm
Lee
Harold
Bo’ Hagen
Rice University
Owl
Hagen
Texans See Rain Across State Amid Tornado Warnings
Central Texas reported light drizzle while a stationary front weakened after spawning tornadoes near Baird Ballinger and San Angelo without injuries. Forecasters expected showers tonight and Tuesday across West North Central and Northeast Texas with highs near 70s and 90s near the border as fog and mild conditions persist.
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North Central
Texas
Panhandle Plains
Baird
Ballinger
San Angelo
Paris
Dalhart
Panhandle
Laredo
Mexican
Waco
Wichita Falls
Watergate whispers shake White House aides and allies
Reports detail bugging plans at Democratic HQ and investigations led by Dean with Nixon downplaying White House aides' involvement. Liddy refuses to testify as Colson denies involvement, Kreindienst may resign, and Sen Brooke questions why advisers did not brief Nixon about the Watergate bugging before it occurred.
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Nixon
White House
Gordon Liddy
District of Columbia
New York Times
the Times
Liddy
Charles W. Colson
Los Angeles Times
Colson
Times
Washington
Atty
Richard Kreindienst
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Brooke
NBC
Meet the Press
Anti-Government Papers Confiscated In Athens
In Athens two anti government dailies, Vladym of Athens and Thesalonki of Salomieca, were confiscated after publishing former Greek premier Caramanlis calls for the junta to step down. Security police raided offices and halted circulation in provinces while Esta carried extracts with slanted commentary. Caramanlis, living in Paris, urged return of the exiled king and a temporary strong government to restore democracy.
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Constantine Caramantis
Vladym
Thesalonki
Salomieca
Greece
Nicholas Athanasiades
Vendyri
Paris
Progovernment Esta
Caramanlis
Rod Steiger and secretary marry in secret ceremony
Actor Rod Steiger tied the knot with his secretary former Dave Sherry Newson in a private ceremony at Siewer 5. It was Steiger's third marriage and Sherry Newson's second. Steiger, famous for Heat of the Night and No Way to Treat a Lady, confirmed the marriage amidst his film career.
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Malses Beach
Rod Steiger
Dave Sherry Newson
Miss Nelson
Siewer
Steiger
Miss Nelson Steigerdy
Mishap Kills POW's Son at Gulf Coast Sand Dune
Funeral services are pending for Randolph Myers 14, son of a recently returned Viet Nam prisoner, who suffocated Sunday when he buried himself under a sand dune at a Gulf Coast resort town. Investigators said the boy and others dug a hole in the sand and he jumped into it.
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Port Anan
Texap
Randolph Myers
Gulf Coast
Young. Myers
Air Force
Acmana
Miers
Payne
Seven injured as shooting hits apartment complex in El Paso
At an apartment complex in El Paso a shooting left seven people injured and eight others affected as authorities investigated the incident. The scene was described as chaotic with emergency responders on site and no immediate details on suspects or motives.
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Tex
Deci
Piosion
Machwan
Paso Tex
Wounded Knee Occupation Trials Continue in Rapid City
Arraignments for persons arrested during the Wounded Knee occupation proceed in Rapid City as federal officers monitor roadblocks around the village. An incident at an AIM bunker involved a cross and a bound figure. authorities offered no clear explanation. Amnesty efforts and protests persist, with about 70 marchers from Rosebud to Wounded Knee and leaders facing charges linked to the February 27 takeover. The siege extends into its 56th day.
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Rapid City
AIM
Jack Richardson
Wichita
Kan
Special Operations Group
SOG
Richardson
John Adams
Sunda
Rom Rosebud
Ramon Roubudeaux
Stan Holder
Holder
Bed Mouth Birds Best Derby England Derby Birds
The proprietor of a pet store offered parrots for sale with a strange request. He advertised for a buyer who could teach the birds to swear and curse. He noted mouthy birds fetch $13, while well behaved ones go for about $100.
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Derby
England
Tts
Americans Split Over Nixon Knowledge Of Watergate Bugging Plans
A Gallup Poll shows 41 percent think Nixon knew in advance of Watergate bugging at Democratic National Headquarters. Eighty three percent have heard of Watergate, up 31 percent since October. Reactions range from apathy to disgust as the affair prompts debate on political corruption.
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Magruder
Nixon
Princeton
Gallup
Teacher Charged In Girl's Death Shakes NJ Town
A 7 year old Brownie scout Joan D Allesandro was found dead in Harriman State Park. James McGowan 26 was charged with her killing and sexual abuse evidence was reported by Rockland County Medical Examiner Fred Zugibe. Neighbors recall the town as a children friendly place as fear grips local families.
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Joan D’allesandro
James McGowan
D’allesandro
Rockland County
Fred Zugibe
Harriman State Park
Stony Point
Here
Tennessee official warns of near famine due to weather
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service chief statistician Robert Hobson warns that continued heavy rain and late freezes threaten a near famine scenario for the state. Executive director William Cross adds cotton and corn could fail if weather persists, with six inches of rain delaying planting and possible cuts in cotton and corn crops.
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Tenn API
Damine
Tennessee Crop Reporting Service
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Tennessee
Wit Ceeson
Hobson
Willam Ro Cross
Slapiization
Eotton
Lauderdale County
Nessee
Pub Goes State London Beer Now Seen Overpriced Weak
Pub-goers in London complain that British beer is overpriced and weak with no character. A protest group warns of the decline of a great British institution as the scene turns chaotic. In Peru stray pigs near Iquitos airport create safety concerns after two accidents.
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London
Iquitos
Peru
Amazon Jungle
Deaths Illness Fatal To Odessan
Ora Ellen Drake 76 of 2724 North Muskingum Odessa died Sunday morning in Community General Andrews after an illness. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at Rix Funeral Home with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Born August 11 1896 she moved from Illinois to Odessa in 1945. Survived by husband Rivers two daughters Peggy Cantwell Lee Summitt Missouri Wanda Jackson Weatherford Oklahoma a sister Mamie Leonard Weatherford six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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North Muskingum
Odessa
Andrews
Rix Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Drake
Illinois
Temple Baptist Church
VFW and
Shrine
Rivers
Peggy Cantwell
Lee Summutt, Mo
Wanda Jackson
213 East 10Th
Mamie Leonard
Weatherford
Okla
Rites Planned for Four in Midland Pecos Area Obits
Funeral services are set for Wayne Montcalm Allison Sr 84 of 1520 North Tom Green dead on arrival at Medical Center Hospital. Also listed are Seddie Earl Ligon Sr 89 of Pecos Alan Wayne Williams 15 Lovington and Clifton Melwn Blain 24 Coleman dead after accidents. Details include birthplaces, survivors and burial plans.
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Tom Green
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Peace
Manuel Valles
Allison
Henderson County
Corsicana
Linnie Mae Vanzand
Odessa
Crane
Assembly of God Church
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Tyler
W.M. Allison Jr
East 61St
Thelma Reid
Vicksburg
Florene Das
Herman Allison
Sand Springs
Okla
Ruby Vares
Lincoln
Calif
Clifton Blain Coleman
Clifton Melwn Blain
McKinney
Arrval
Oral
Coleman
Texas
Stevens Memorial Chapel
Cottage Hill Cemetery
Ts Sidow
Mts Barbara Henderson
Andrews
Former Odessa Resident Edward Hughes Dies in San Diego
Funeral services for Edward Ray Hughes aged 46, a former Odessa resident who died Thursday in San Diego after a sudden illness, are pending at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home. Hughes moved to San Diego two years ago from Odessa and served in the US Army. Survivors include his widow Virginia of San Diego, his mother, a father, a brother, and sister Hazel Connelly of Odessa.
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Edward Ray Hughes
San Diego
Calif
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Hughes
Odessa
Virgina
Hazel Connelly
Former Texas Banker Dies in Clovis and Other Obituaries
Obituaries from Clovis and Monahans detail the deaths of former banker Joseph J Steele of Hood County Texas and Anson, aged 92, with funeral plans in Clovis. Ida Izola Richards 73, a retired hospital worker, burial in Morton Cemetery. Fannie Hill 70, long-time resident of Brownfield, services at Westside Baptist Church. Odest Morton 71 of Ralls, a Rails Church of Christ service. Ivy Webster Ashley 76, Odessa native and retired machinist, burial in Blue Grove Cemetery. Daniel Rodriguez 99 of Sanderson, memorial service at St James Catholic Church. Clyde Hauk 44 of Littlefield, found dead. Asension Gonzales 57 of Monahans, heart attack death, funeral at St Johns Catholic Church with Monahans Cemetery burial. multiple survivors listed for each, with varying hometowns and service details.
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Joseph J Steele
Texas
Civis
Anson
Tex Steele
Hood County
Granbury
Tex
Steele
First National Bank
Abilene
New Mexico
Graham Steele
Fort Sumner
Odest Morton Ralls
Odest
Sadie) Morton
Ovie Hubble
Seminole
Lubbock
Rails Church of Christ
Ralls
Carter
Morton
Ivy Webster Ashley
McCall
Medical Center Hospital
Blue Grove
Daniel Rodriguez Alpine
Daniel Rodriguez
Sanderson
Brewster Memorial Hospital
St James Catholic Church
Asension Gonzales
Odessa Events Schedule for Tomorrow
Tomorrow in Odessa schedule lists city council chambers at 9 AM and multiple noon gatherings at venues such as Grandview Lions and Sands Restaurant. Evening events include Odessa Chess Club at 6 30 PM and Odessa College Board of Regents at 7 30 PM plus a 30 PM wrestling bout at Ector County Coliseum.
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Odessa Chess Club
Odessa College
Odessa College Board of Regents
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