Newman indicted in pumpjack theft case and surrenders
Newman, president of Taps Inc, indicted by a 112th District grand jury on felony theft over a dispute involving two pumpjacks valued at 5 000 each. He turned himself in Friday after bond set at 10 000 by Reagan County judge. The jacks were allegedly moved and sold through multiple firms before being traced to Water Valley, with connections to Sage Energy Co and Johnny Jones Equipment Co.
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Ector County Coliseum
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Coliseum Improvements Committee
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Joni Wood
Odessa
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Frank Sturzl
Texas Municipal League
Factory orders rise as foreign demand strengthens economy
June orders for durable and non durable goods rose 1.7 percent to 204.8 billion dollars, marking the fifth straight monthly increase. Durable goods spiked 6.3 percent in April through June, boosted by foreign orders as the dollar slips. A federal judge also ordered expungement of government wiretap logs related to Hedrick Smith, ruling most calls were personal.
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Nixon Administration
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AP monitored calls reveal limits on judge ruling
The AP telephone calls monitored from June 4 to August 31 1969 on Smiths home line become public except for items already in the public record. The documents include four summaries of conversations with a government official a foreign ambassador and Averell Harriman.
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Copter crash victim named Lt.j.g. James F. Lazevnick
The Pentagon identified Navy helicopter co pilot Lt j g James F Lazevnick 25 of Paulsboro New Jersey as the crash victim in the Persian Gulf. Rep Roy Dyson says his wife and family live in Waldorf Maryland.
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Waldorf, Md
Odessa Selects Curtis Snow as Interim City Manager
Odessa City Council chose Assistant City Manager Curtis Snow to serve as interim city manager starting August 8, replacing John Harrison who resigns to take a top post in Waco on September 1. Harrison’s Odessa tenure ends August 7.
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