Regent Pavlicek Will Not Seek Re election
Odessa businessman Otto Pavlicek announces he will not run again for the Permian Junior College System Board of Regents. He is the second regent to bow out as four terms expire next year. Others, including Charles Perry and Jack Huff, have not decided on re election. The campaign will focus on one man one vote reapportionment and plans for Midland County expansion and a potential four year status for OC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Pavlicek
Odessa
Permian Junior College System Board of Regents
Pavlicek
PJCS
Betty Dooley
Washington, D. C
Charles Perry
Jack Huff
Midland
Pablicek
Perry
College Board
Permian Basin
Huff
PICS
J. W Miller
Odessa-Midland
Supreme Court
Odessa College
Midland County
Dooley
UTPE
UTPB
Midland College
Odessa American and Ouetsa Publication Details
The Odessa American announces publication details including street address, day and night operating hours, and subscription rates. It lists home delivery options, rates for weekly and monthly periods, and mentions daily and Saturday editions with pricing for single copies.
County Court Records Listen to a Flood of Names and Alleged Offenses
A crowded county court notice lists marriages licenses, alleged offenses, and civil actions. It cites individuals such as Ruth Elizabeth, Elmer D Sutton, George Tabor, and many others with various charges, damages, and addresses across Fort Worth area roads and intersections. The item also notes divorce cases, civil suits, and a hospital admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Golders
Robert Olvershire
Browder Jr
Ruth Elizabeth
Norm Golter Damage
Jumor O Connor
Sammy Lord Glass
University Blvd
East County Road
de Goran
Elaine Dillard Willan
Jay
Pauline May McCubbin
Sania Wormington
Jennifer Lynne Fire-Rosa
Virgina F Varnadoré
Bauan
Ricky Dale Shackben
Rankin Dartage
Bara
Irene Beker
Jefferson
Evshin
Cecil Dale Fish
Connie Rane Cockrell
Eddie Danies
Elmer D Sutton
Seth
Glenda Gay Cailinsworth
Great East
Jay Kessler
Debra
Ry Giblence
S Farris
Verde
John David Su
Bobby Wayne
Otwell
Mars
Mina
Teddy Warden
Black Andrews Highway
Gerry
Coy
Gergis Welford
Paul Treadwell
Carroll Dale Trotter
West
District Court
Larry Dale Rea
Udy Ford
State Chemical Ca
Robert Kerr
Odessa Travelodge
Trinity Legges Inc
AmeriCan Employers Insurance Co
NcCoy Sunt
Ase
Industrial Accident Board
Paul S Wes
Doe Boyd
Traud Nappicne Center Hospital
Rain and storms sweep through Robstown area and beyond
Weather notes show continued showers and thunderstorms across Robstown and southeast Texas. Reports mention localized downpours near Corpus Christi and southeast Combe with street flooding and travel disruptions. Multiple names appear among observers and residents, with no single dominant event, but a broad weather pattern affecting the region into today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catal
Barseyre
James D
Tia Arata
Ross “Temeny
Robstown
Corpus Christ Cruz
Pee” Reese
Cornea
Muos
Sleven
Soulentral
Combe
Chery
Arment Gig
Teaas
Murile
Fesperman
Eleanor R
Cogkiten
Shoere
Dari
Diane Sue
Norwood
Frank Aguil
Susewrein
Jerry Broseh
Isham Cherry
Oma Krew
New Louis
Sander
Bernie Weemers
Tood- i
Severbarrasco
Cary Cole Barnet
Kay Street
Graham
Ross Roberts Keley
Norm Alleghaney
Henri Fernandez
Mederale T
Minor damages in three Monday fire calls
Firemen answered three minor calls Monday. A pump on an air conditioner at 2102 Custer shorted, causing slight cooler damage. A trash disposer at 4333 Locust rear was extinguished. A kitchen stove at 1218 Wilshire overheated causing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Christopher
Custer
Vernon Stepps
Wilshire
Toastmasters Meet Reports Weather and Awards
Toastmasters gathered Monday as Mitchell Jones led the best speaker award and Zara Foster won second place while Don Gregory took third. Rainfall across East and South Texas brought highs near 93 in Brownsville and 68 in Alpine as floods loomed warnings for Nueces County and San Antonio outskirts.
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Rio Grande Valley
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Cotulla
del Reo
Marshall
National Weather Service
Nueces
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Texas
Mitchell Jones
Zara Foster
Brownsville Place
Don Gregory
McAllen
Bob
Alpine
Hamilton
Junction
Art Berggren
John
Apollo 15 debris scene and moon canyon rocks
Apollo 15 astronauts Scott and Irwin made a final moon buggy tour to Hadley Rille, collected rocks and soil to test lava flow theories, and transmitted a wide view of the return journey while TV cameras captured the escape. At El Paso Products a worker, Carl Chambers, 39, was burned on the arm by caustic spill and treated at Medical Center Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott and
Irwin
Hadley Bulle
Rille
Earth
Scott
Falcon
Carl Chambers
Route 3
Medical Center Hospital
el Paso Products Coolant Company
Chambers
Man jailed in Texas on threat charge against Doris McGinnis
Walter J. McGinnis, 50, listed as living at West gate Motel 1701 West Second was named defendant in Ector County Court on Tuesday on a charge of seriously threatening and taking a human life by holding a gun on Doris McGinnis at 9314 West 25th on July 14. He was arrested Monday and held in the Ector County jail in lieu of a 1900 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. McGinnis
Westgate
West Second
Ector County
Doris McGinnis
West 25Th
McGinnis
Land
Officers Check Two Burglaries
Police investigated two burglaries on Tuesday. In Norman Massey’s report a break-in at Danny Drive-Inn on North Grant damaged a back door and a small amount of cash disappeared. Gra ham Barber Shop on Andrews highway lost fourteen dollars from a cash register after entry through a northwest door.
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Aly
Norman Massey
Bouldi
Danny Drive-Inn
North
Grant
Graham Barber Shop
Andrews Highway
Held In Ector Jail Charge Sprin g- Blade Knife Case
A charge of carrying a prohibited weapon was filed Tuesday in 161st District Court against Summy Coffey, 38, Dallas. He is accused of possessing a spring blade knife at the Rainbow Club on 6705 Andrews Highway Saturday. Coffey is jailed in Ector County under a $2,500 bond.
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Ector
Summy Coffey
Dallas
Rainbow Club
Andrews Highway
Coffey
Ector County
Downtown club notices and theater show listed
Board of Survey Emergency Operations Center at City Hall noon. Downtown American Business Club Inn of Golden West Coach Room noon. Odessa Rotary Son of Golden West Ballroom noon. Tri Service Lions Sands Restaurant noon. At 8 30 P M The Miser plays at Globe Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Survey
American Business
Inn of Golden West
Odessa Rotary
Golden West
Tri-Service Lions
Sands Restaurant
Administration Seeks 250 Million for Private Bank Loans
A two month clash over saving jobs or preserving government influence ends with a three member board empowered to back 250 million dollars in private bank loans. The plan, led by the Treasury secretary with Fed and SEC chairmen on the panel, aims to end a filibuster and back key firms including Lockheed amid engine supply delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower
Wenture
Proxmire
Threeman
Lockheed
TriStar
Airbus
Rolls Royce Ltd
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Secur Ties and Exchange Commission
Infant dies after industrial accident in Tulsa
A one month old Waco infant employed by Sunshine Ironj died after injuries from an industrial accident in Tulsa. The child, born July 25, 1908, in Redbud Farmerville, La., was visiting with mother Dune Lee Bowling when breath difficulties began. Rescue attempts by neighbors and fire brigade failed. autopsy ordered. services scheduled in Monroe with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Surviving relatives include widow Stephanie, son Harold, two daughters Rob Peterson and Horace Johnson, and multiple siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Dozer
Sunshine Ironj
Waco
Tulsa
Oklo
Stephanie Lee
Hubbard-Kelly
Dune Lee
Sunset Me
Morial Gardens
Richard ‘Tucker
Redbud
Farmerville
Monroe
Helen Teegerstrom
Dozier
Odessa
J Willbourn
Sayre
Okla
Willbourn
First United
Arived
Horace Johnson
Wink
Threejiance
C C Dozier
Urania
Abe Dozier
Purifoy
Odessan Dies Rites Slated
William A. Jones aged 38 of 251 Cumberland dies after two weeks illness at Medical Center Hospital. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at Immanuel Baptist Church with burial at Sunet Memorial Gardens. Survivors include widow Thelma daughter Debbie parents J H and Mrs. Jones of Petersburg four sisters and three brothers. Funeral arrangements by Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Jones
Cumberland
Ced
Medical Center Hospital
Immanuel Baptist Church
Sunet Memorial Gardens
Bill Cook
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Swinney Machine Shop
Caldwell
Lorenzo
Odessa
Midland
Jones
Baptist Church
Thelma
Debbie
J H Jones
Petersburg
Lena Mae Brunson
Helen Louse. Jennings
Jenne Ruth McLaughlin
Lubbock
Mary Ann| Gestes
Amarillo
John [ Jones
Wilburn F Jones
Windell W. Jones
Abernathy
Woman's Rites Set Wednesday for Mrs Brooks
Services for Mrs Sarah Alma Brooks 87 will be at 10 am Wednesday at Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Evergreen Cemetery Stanton. She died Monday at Medical Center Hospital after a long illness. Born Sept 10 1883 in Royston Georgia she married Lonnie A Brooks Oct 11 1903. She moved to Odessa from Wink in 1966 and was a Baptist. Survivors include her husband five sons and three daughters with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Alma Brooks
West County Road
Hubbard-Kelly
Evergreen Cemetery
Stanton
Medical Center Hospital
Brooks
Royston
Lonhie A Brooks
Odessa
Wink
The
Baptist Church
Jay
D Brooks
Alice
Odessa Man Found Dead At Home In Odessa
Jose Baeza Alvarez aged 48 was found dead in his home at 308 West Clifford by his son at about 3:30 am Tuesday. Justice of the Peace Purifoy ruled natural causes, no autopsy ordered. Born November 22 1922 in Shafter he moved to Odessa in 1946 from Mexico and worked at a Phillips 66 station. He was a Catholic and survived by Eloisa two sons Jose G and Leo a daughter Rosa and sister Maria Rodriguez of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Baeza Alvarez
West Clifford
Jose G. Alvarez
Alvarez
Justice of the Peace
Purifoy
Alvarez J
Rix Funeral Home
Shafter
Navy
Odessa
Mexico
Phillips 66
Golder and
University
Catholic Church
Eloisa
Jose G
Leo
Rosa Alvarez
Maria Rodriguez
Rites Set For Odessan's Kin Mrs Goode 77
Mrs Lee Nelson Goode 77, mother of an Odessan, died today at Eagle Lake Community Hospital. Services 4 pm Wednesday at Mill Bauer Funeral Home Chapel, burial Lakeside Cemetery. She resided in Eagle Lake since 1936, born April 29, 1884 in Weimar. Husband predeceased her in 1957. Survived by two daughters Lois Glueck and Eunice Froka, two sons Robert and John Goode, two sisters, ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Tile Nelson) Goode
Eagle Lake
Tex
Mill-Bauer Funeral Home
Lakeside
Goode
Weimar
Lois Glueck
Quitman
Eunice Froka
Robert L. Goode
John T Goode
East 34Th
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Dave
Tena
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le Eamt
Salvréay
Coe Sunder
Circulation Department
A. M. Morris
West 59Th
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge
West Texas
New Orleans
Big Spring
Paces
el Paso
Morris
Gene Fournace
Canton
Ohio
BPOE
John Zielinski
Brentwood
Rtds Aae
Man
Globe Theater
Odessan
Pendin i
Hubbard-Kelly Funera
R H Bowling Jr
R WH ‘Bowling
East Everglade
R. A. Tucker
Odemne College
Shakespeare Road
Junior College and Globe Theater
Great Southwest
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