County Court Records Update Amid Diverse Docket
The county court lists criminal cases including gas driving while intoxicated and possession of dangerous drugs. District court entries cover divorce, civil, and traffic matters with numerous parties, locations such as Pecos and Midland, and several damaged vehicle cases.
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Oliver Hi Kirby
East 10Th
Hcensen
Jerse Huentisib
Eulnhia Nunez
Thelma
Lopoo
Gary F. Ellett
Wes Isin
Selmer Oita
Freya Bax
Maney
Franklin
Jay Mwjale
Tee Ree
Saney Thoms
Ramiro R. Lopar
North Leaderaote
Ghester
Hollmars
Fares Gorgerous
Urvat Scutty
Leslie W. Long
Beauty
Toleman
Mickey Leo Shirley
Jacko Hyner
Deans Laverne Sturtey
Pecos
Réss Rickey
Sui
J. East County Road
Gara F. Piumpino, Inc
Robert L. Sweat
Johnson
Dewey Mite
Bul Kenney
Wip Harris
Rex Lee
Jane
Art Firth
Murrey Ray Thomas
Gene Andy R. Soren
Lillian Ruever
Rayie
Davage
Jaihagh
Lee’ Searboroush
Domage
Frances Kray Clay
Clare
Warren
North Kelly
Gamage Bee
Chao
Une Fe
Long
Horace
Roppins
Hattie Goris
Kenneth SL San Theresa Roles
Geldy Peart Aller
Maltico
Shelia Darlene Weed Gee
Rungbick
Nancy Lye
Brown
ST Het Estey
James M.wnotter
Carl CM
Bruce Allauch
North Mancock
Gculor
William Hillier
Frances Souila
Bamsge
Erin Rocilar
Fear’ Wells
Helen Contrest
County Road
Jath
Sandra A. Serre Mater
Douglas Yarber
DeDbi C Naekey
Aly
Merryals
Gler Cherry
Bet Parrieg Avaize
Betty Coudtrahl
Dovel Mandal
Valenzuela
Ana Jean Neal Trantham
Marathon
Selsey
Lincoln
Clark
Floods Slam Coastal Bend Cities Deluge Hits Corpus Christi Robstown
Heavy rain flooded central business districts in Corpus Christi and Robstown causing evacuations. Officials reported 7.99 inches downtown, bringing total since August to 17 inches. Water blocked streets, residents sought shelter in Memorial Coliseum, and about 400 people left low areas near Robstown.
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Corpus, Christi
Robstown
Texas
East
Texas Panhandle
Corpus Christi
Business
Memorial Coliseium
Portland
B. D. Berryman
Solo Yachtsman Given Welcome After World-First Solo
Blyth returns to Hamble after 10 months solo circumnavigation aboard the 58-foot Brit. A royal welcome includes Prince Charles and Princess Anne, with 5 000 well wishers cheering. Sir Francis and other prominent sailors attend.
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Hamble
England
Blyth
Chay Blyth
Steel
Tear South
Sealampton
Prince
Philip
Elizaine
Yachtsman Blyth Sets 293 Day Sea Record in Hamble
Blyth reports 293 days at sea shaving 20 days off Knox Johnson's record for seven-holo sailors. Flyth's wife Maureen and their 4 year old Samantha joined him before berth at the harbor. US Steel warns of no orders as plants idle amid summer strike and layoffs affecting 15,500 workers in Chicago area and Pittsburgh region endures heavy rain and floods.
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Chichester
Robin Knox
Blyth
Knox- Johnson
Flyth
Maureen
Samantha
Hamble
Inland
Republic Steel
Chicago
W.A. Ablrich
U.S. Steel
Gary
Rabstown
Richard Hatcher
Allrich
National Weather Service
De-I
Texas
Gulfs of Mexico
South Viets To Receive 650 Copters
South Vietnamese air force will receive 650 helicopters from the United States as part of a Vietnam War aid plan. Wallace indicated he would run in 1972 if Nixon does not continue, while U.S. officials note the plan includes 345 helicopters already assigned to the South Vietnamese. The article also mentions artillery transfers and training for local draftees amid ongoing U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
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Montgomery
Ala
Odes (Rene) Ameriey
George C. Wallace
Saigon
Ma Odea Ang
Sasa
Etail
Wallace
United States
Stade Coor Roves
Nguyen van Thien
New York Times
Wall
Todav
Ace
U.S
Thiev
S! Wallace
Thien
Vietnam
Brandon
Ibattalian
Edna Heilman
Registrante
Two Men Charged With DWI In Odessa Area
Two men remained jailed Friday on DWI charges in Ector County. Bobby Lewis Bryant 21 was arrested Thursday night on U S 385 two miles north of Odessa with a $1,000 bond. Bill Leon McRae 38 was arrested early Friday on Andrews Highway with a $600 bond. Selmer Otto Wallum 64 faces a DWI complaint after a late Wednesday crash at 19th and Kermit Highway and was released on $1,000 bond.
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Ector County
Bobby Lewis Bryant
Odessa
U.S
Justice For the Peace
J. A. Purify
Bill Leon McRae
North Adams
Andrews Highway
DWI
Selmer Otto Wallum
Stoner
Ector
Kermit Highway
Wallum
Kermit
Justice of the Peace
Otis Moore
Burglary Loot Recovered Amid Odessa Investigations
Odessa city and county lawmen probe two burglaries as thieves target Renko Motor Co and an automotive shop. Items from the car theft include a portable TV, radio, battery charger, tape player and stereo. A juror panel was later called in Ector County Court for Floyd Baker case.
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Toree
Odessa
Renko Motor Co
East Eighth
Sigortad
Laken
Anta
Lester
Maddox
Ole Lester
Bobby Harper
Ector High
Bobby
Bnt
Jack Blake
East University
Summer Choir School Slated for Odessa College
Charles Nelson of East Texas State University will direct the 13th annual Summer Choir School August 9 to 13 in Odessa College’s fine arts building. The $8 registration begins Sunday afternoon. high school students and recent graduates may join. Section leaders include Suzanne Medjin, Henry Sellers, Kenneth Mills, and Lewis Jordan. A concert on August 13 closes the clinic. Maurice Alfred and Jim L. Casey coordinate the event. Post contains $1,000 bond for Selmer Wallum after a DWI arrest in Odessa.
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Charles Nelson
East Texas State University
Odessa College
Weekdong
Suzanne Medjin
Odessa High School
Henry Sellers
Midland
Lee High School
Kenneth
I Mills
Monahans
Enor
Lewis Jordan
Perimi
Apollote Spacewalk Sparks Praise and Satellite Success
Apollote completed his spacewalk as planned with Al receiving high praise for preparation and underwater and weightless training. Griffin notes training mattered and compares the feat to a cake. The crew spent a quiet day tidying the cabin and monitoring systems as a satellite ejected into lunar orbit confirmed functioning.
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3Rillin
Griffin
Lunar
iSeoll
Four Named In Check Charges At A Davis Food Store
Four men face charges for attempting to cash a forged ten dollar check after an incident Wednesday at A Davis Food Store. John Dimrock 21 Scott Coleman 18 Ricky Nelson 18 and Ronnie Weston 20 jailed in county or city facilities on bonds of 5000 or 7500 dollars. Charges filed before Justice Howard Williams and Justice J A Purifoy.
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A. Davis Food Store
West County Road
John Frederick Dimrock
Walnut
Scott Coleman
Melody Lane
Ricky Nelson
Brentwood
Dimrock
Coleman
Tetor County
Nelson
Ronnie Westn
Cty
Weston
Justice of the Peace
Howard Williams
J. A. Purifoy
Eleven Theft Incidents Loom Over County Text
Officers reported investigating eleven thefts across the county. Losses included two portable televisions from Braswell Motor Freight Inc. and a new truck tire stolen from a J. J. Willis Trucking pickup bed. Cash and items disappeared from multiple residences and businesses, including a purse, a check, a stereo, batteries, motors, and tools.
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Uy and
County Law Omcers
Braswell Motor Freight Inc
Andrews Highway
J. J. Willis ‘Trucking Co
Maurice
West County Road
Otto Greer
North Alleghaney
North Dotsy
Rosa
Larez
South Alleghaney
Bill
West Olive
Nelson Office Supply
North Grant
Capital Electric Corp
East Second
Willie Hammond Sr
South
Dixie
Harold May
Westbrook
Glenn Christian
Andrews
Muskingum
M. J. Mattthews
Murphy
Youth Barred From Voting Files Suit
Houston teenager 19 Becky Stapleton seeks federal court action to gain voting rights after being blocked from registering at the county tax assessor collector office. Attorneys from the ACLU and Lynn Hughes contend the state code should allow registration when a person first becomes eligible by age, not at age 21. The 26th Amendment last June extended federal voting to 18 year olds.
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Houston, Tex
Houston
Becky Stapleton
Lynn Hughes
American Civil Liberties Union
al State Martin Dies Tv
Hughes
Dies
Ohio
Deaths of Tribble and Fountain Mentioned in Odessa
Funeral services are planned for John Wil Alice Neoma Tribble 67 of 401lliam Fontain 85 of 1209 West Candy Lane a housewife and a seamstress who died Thursday after illness at a nursing home Services will be held at 1 20 p m at Medical Center Hospital with burial at Resthaven Cemetery in Midland Survivors include three sisters and a son Paul A Rix Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Also listed are other local obituaries including Paul Mason Batchelder C B Nichols Elmer W Cade Ella Williams Woodie Chick and relatives with services in Brownwood Rotan Midland and other area towns.
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John Wil- Alice Neoma Tribble
Waco
Irday
Sherwood Baptist
Jie
Assembly of God Church
Midland
Hubbard
Eblyn Lippard
West 23Rd
Odessa
Jim
Guy
C. B
Dos
Snyder
Altasos
Calif
The
Baptist Church
jAnna Bell
Hastings
Okla
Eldorado
Paul A. Rix
Jennie Alice Borum
Amarillo
Funeral Home
Robert Johnson
Sarah
Paul Mason Batchelder S Nance
Valient
Ima
Austin
Paul Mason McClintock
Wynne
Ark. Dei
Batchelder
Chairla Calley
Phoenix
Ariz
Willman
Nation of Valiant Okla
University of Texas
C. B. Nichols
Big Spring
Obe" Nichols
Seagraves
Nalley-Pickle
Nichols
Marvin Manning
L. B. Nichols
Lamesa
Elmer W. Cade
Woodie
Robert Chick
Brownwood
Kermit
Myrtlene Bearden
Bettye Sue Mulson
Brownwood Community Hospital
Oklahomans Plan State Office In Tulsa
Gov. David Hall and Senate leader discussed action on a Tulsa state office building authorized by the 1971 Legislature. A feasibility study estimates a $6 million cost funded by revenue bonds repaid from agency rentals, with action slated for the Capitol Improvement Authority meeting.
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Oklahoma City
David Hall
Senate
Tulsa
Smith
Capitol Improvement Authority
Capitol
Tulsa Democrat
7 Hall
Woman Shot Husband Held After Family Tragedy
A 30 year old Odessa woman, Mrs Rowena P Sechrest, was shot in the chin about 45 p.m in a family trailer. Her husband Donald Eugene Sechrest, 32, is charged with assault with intent to murder and held in Ector County jail in lieu of 5000 bond. A 22 caliber pistol was found at the scene and deputies said the shooting followed a family argument.
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Odessa
Rowena P. Sechrest
Willow Drive
Medical Center Hospital
Baker
Donald Eugene Sechrest
Ector County
Frisce
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Purifoy
Fall injures 76 year old at Florida home
Goldie Wood, 76, of 8507 Florida, is reported in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital after a fall from a chair. Hospital officials say she complained of back pains. Debts suit filed in 161st District Court seeks 786 dollars from Ross Ruck-damaged cabinets above a kitchen range. Firemen report Roblabinets burned and smoke damage to the remainder of the room.
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Goldie Wood
Florida
Medical Center Hospital
161St District Court
Bill Kinney
Odessa
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