Isaacs Rebonded After Bond Revocation in Odessa Cocaine Case
Former bondsman Truman Isaacs and Candelario Deliz were arrested on cocaine charges after bonding companies revoked bonds. Isaacs, 56, was freed on a $50,000 bond then rearrested when the bond was revoked. Deliz remained jailed after a warrant and prior bond revocation.
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Truman
Isaacs
Candelario Deliz
Ector County
Washington Ave
Odessa
Bill McCoy
Gene Kloss
Ector
Eighth St
Elsa Flores Isaacs
Donald Heckerman
Matthew Gene Isaacs
Matthew Gene Isaacs, 22, the Son of ‘‘Ike’’ Isaacs
Pamela Reese
Deliz
Midland County
Midland
First Street
Andrews Highway
van Culp
Culp
Monte Carlo
Missing woman's belongings found near Verde Creek
Jewelry and clothing items were found along Verde Creek near Kerrville, belonging to Joyce Louise Walters, 44, wife of a wealthy rancher and banker. Kerr County Sheriff Cliff Greeson said she was last seen Monday night and a search by Kerr County, the Department of Public Safety, and the FBI is ongoing. The finds were about a third of a mile from Mrs. Walters's store and five miles from her residence.
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Kerrville
Joyce Louise Walters
Kerr County
Cliff Greeson
Department of Public Safety
FBI
Verde Creek
Walters
Man charged in Odessa knife attack arraigned in jail
A 24 year old man, Tony Swoopes, remained jailed in Ector County after being charged with aggravated assault in the knife attack on Micheal Coleman in an Odessa parking lot. Swoopes faced arraignment before Municipal Judge J E Weatherly with bond set at 1500 dollars. Coleman, whose address is listed as 1224 Honeysuckle Ave, suffered a head wound and was treated and released from Medical Center Hospital.
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Ector County
Odessa
Tony Swoopes
J.E. Weatherly
S. Grant Ave
Micheal Coleman
Honeysuckle Ave
Coleman
Medical Center Hospital
Origin of fire not yet known in southside mobile home
The fire that gutted a mobile home on the south side Tuesday is under investigation. Firefighters responded about 6:35 a.m. to the home owned by Susan Arthur at 703 Pearl St. Fire Capt. James Brunson said at the scene that the investigation remains in early stages.
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Susan Arthur
Pearl St
James Brunson
Arson ruled out in Odessa mobile home fire blaze unknown
The unoccupied mobile home was engulfed in flames when pumper trucks arrived. Charred walls remained as thick smoke drifted from Odessa to the south. Cause under investigation with arson excluded and no definite source identified. In Austin, Midlander Bob Dickson named executive director of the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, succeeding Ross Newby.
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Mobile Home
Odessa
Austin
Texas Commission On Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Midlander
Bob Dickson
Dickson
Ross Newby
Amarillo
Agency
TCADA
Jerry Cunningham
Sheriff warns residents of 911 use during upgrade
Ector County Sheriff Captain Gene Kloss urges residents to dial 911 for any calls to the Sheriff’s Department between 7 and 8 p.m. tonight due to a scheduled upgrade that will render the main telephone system out of service during those hours.
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Ector County
Gene Kloss
Sheriff’s Department
Kloss
Willis convicted in 1986 Iraan fire death
An Odessa man, Earnest Ray Willis, 41, was found guilty of capital murder in the June 11, 1986 Iraan house fire that killed Elizabeth Belue, 24. A second victim, Gail Allison, 25, died in the blaze but Willis faced no indictment for her death. Sentencing phase to begin, possibly capital punishment. Trial noted as Pecos County’s longest. Willis held on $100,000 bond since surrender after indictment.
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Fort Stockton
Pecos County
Odessa
Iraan
Earnest Ray Willis
Elizabeth Belue
Gail Allison
Sheffield
Willis
Steve Woolard
Woolard
42nd Street to Get a New Coat
The 42nd Street facelift will seal the 6.4 mile section between East and West Loop 338 as part of a summer maintenance program. The job costs about $110,000 and should extend the road’s life by five or six years, with a fast, debris-free operation.
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Forty-second Street
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Odessa
Tom Schlegel
42Nd Street
East
West Loop 338
Customs OKs bar code use for cargo into US
The U S Customs Service will allow maquiladora plants in Mexico to use grocery style bar codes to identify cargo bound for the United States. Customs spokesman Dennis Murphy says selected companies will be approved to identify items crossing the border with bar codes, a system already used extensively on the northern border.
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U.S
Customs Service
Mexico
United States
Dennis Murphy
Burglary and theft reports in city noted
Police Beat reports two burglaries and a vehicle theft. David Lee Cherry’s vehicle on Westbrook Ave lost tools a toolbox and cassette tapes valued at 750 between 11 45 p m Monday and 5 a m Tuesday. Jewell E Wadsworth on Bonham Ave reports a gold bracelet and cash 2325 missing between 8 and 10 15 p m Tuesday. Daniel W Bethea reports a 1980 Oldsmobile Cutlass stolen from 1320 W 11th alley between 9 p m Monday and 4 a m Tuesday. Lt M Rowden and Officer M Fletcher responding.
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David Lee Cherry
Westbrook Ave
M. Rowden
Jewell E. Wadsworth
Bonham Ave
M. Fletcher
Daniel W. Bethea
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Sundown
Dale Harner Davis
Box 380
52Nd Street
Everette Welch
Broken Arrow
Oklo
Rose Marie
Meadow
42Nd St
Customs OK
Associated Press
Texas
Thompson
Milwaukee
A.F
Schlitz
E. Murphy
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