Odessa student finds church internship shifts career plan
Sheryll Louise Bauman of 110 Monticello is spending a summer as a religion intern at St ats United Methodist Church. She moved from religious education to sociology and now contemplates church work after gaining hands on experience with youth services, board meetings, pastor assistance, and outreach to the needy. Competition for the program was stiff at Southwestern University and a Methodist school in Georgetown with twelve applicants and four accepted.
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Jim Pinkerton
Bricen
Ana Heene Peers
Sheryll Louise Bauman
John E. Bauman
Monticello
Stats United Methodist Church
Ithwestern University
Methodist
Georgetown
Southwestern
McMurry College
United Methodist
Abilene
Miss Bauman
Odessa High School
First United Methodist Church
University of Texas In
Austin
Church College
St. Luke's
Murder Trial Begins Monday In Lamesa
The murder and burglary trial of Roy King 23 of Seagraves moves to Lamesa for jury selection Monday in 106th District Court. King is charged with murder in the 1970 shooting death of Scott Williams manager of Higginbotham Bartlett Lumber Co. Williams was killed during a burglary attempt. co defendant Jerry Watson received a life term.
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Lamesa
Roy King
Seagraves
106Th District
Seminole
King
Scott Williams
Higginbotham-Bartlett Lumber Co
Seagrave
Jerry ‘Watson
Williams
George H. Hansard
Planning Group Names Two to Criminal Justice Board
The Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission will meet Wednesday to name two members to its Criminal Justice Advisory Board, one from Reeves County and one at large from the 13 counties, expanding the board to 16. A funded FHA plan for a rural water and sewer study in non members will be considered, with all funds from the Farmers Home Administration. The noon meeting will be at High Sky Restaurant, Midland Odessa Regional Air Terminal, Midland.
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Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Criminal Justice Advisory Board
Reeves County
Farmer's Home Administration
High Sky
Midland-Odessa Regional Air Terminal
Ernie Crawford
FHA
Britain Faces Feed Shortage Amid Dock Strike
Britain warns of potential critical shortages of imported livestock feeds if the nine day old national dock strike lasts two more weeks. Agriculture Ministry says farmers are stretching supplies as stocks dwindle while talks on job security and severance pay aim to end the strike. Prime Minister Heath convened a cabinet meeting as an airlift of tomatoes begins from Guernsey and the government considers emergency powers to unload essential goods from idle ships.
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London
Ministry of Agriculture
Britain
Edward Heath
English Channel
Guernsey
Uban Visit In Miami In 26th of July Championship
AP reports a Miami broadcast said 23 Cuban students from the United States would attend ceremonies marking the revolution’s start. The program noted 400 participants from 28 countries in the 26th of July Championship, which begins Monday.
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Miami
Fla
Radiovana
United States
Ceremo
Bomb blast Panel display shows Korean residents’ fate
Tokyo report states eight large panels depict the Korean residents of Kosima killed and wounded when an atomic bomb was exploded there. The exhibit highlights the victims and the disaster as part of a broader memorial series by Maruki and his wife Toshi.
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Tokyo
Koshima
Pomang
Nixon Goes Sailing On Choppy Maryland Bay
President Nixon enjoyed a relaxed weekend on Maryland's Eastern Shore, boating for 90 minutes aboard the Bay side a 25 foot wooden hull converted lobster boat owned by Thomas B. McCabe while winds gusted to 20 knots. He was joined by three friends including John N. Mitchell Bebe Rebozo and Robert Abplanalo. Nixon spoke by phone with White House staff but did not reveal details and planned to return to Washington on Sunday.
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Assateague Island
Nixon
Sinepuxent Bay
Maryland
White House
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Miami
C.G. ‘Bebe’ Rebozo
New York
Robert Abplanalo
Atlantic
Virginia
Assateague Island National Seashore
Washington
Russell Long Buys Watergate Duplex From Mitchells
Washington report says Sen Russell B Long and his wife Carolyn will move into the seventh and eighth floor Watergate duplex bought from John N Mitchell and his wife Martha. The Mitchells relocate to Rye New York after Mitchell resigns as head of the Committee for the Re-election of the President. The Longs plan to take possession in October and will move from their sixth floor duplex.
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Washington
Watergate
John N. Mitchell
Martha
Russell B. Long
D-La
Washington Evening Star-Daily News
Long
Carolyn
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Longs
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Big Spring
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