Odessa Council Deliberates Permian Mall Plat and Lands
The Odessa City Council plans a 9 a.m. meeting to review final plat for Permian Mall on East Street between Tanglewood and Parkway, land acquisitions for a sewage plant and Jonahans Draw Park, a bond proposal, and related zoning, contract bids, and local projects with officials citing readiness of negotiators and grant applications.
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Paitin Mall
Odessa
City Hall
Tanglewood
Parkway
E Developers
Pecanly Vialag Lp Bete
Judy Miller
C&a Development Co. Ofrizona
Curtis Ebster
Permian
Jonahans Draw
Bryan Henderson
Rks
Freese, Nichols and Esmond
Monahans Draw Park
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
East 42Nd
Dixie
Conventions and Visitors Department
Huey Mitchell Jr
Permian Basin
Albany drowning victim Wiley White Jr. buried in Olney
Wiley L. White Jr., 50, brother of Odessa man Thomas M. White, died in Hubbard Creek flood Thursday night and was recovered Friday. A woman companion survived. six bodies were recovered in Albany area with five total unaccounted Saturday. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at First Christian Church Olney Cemetery burial. White, born Sept. 24, 1957 in Olney, worked as partsman for Clear Fork Motor Co. He moved from Olney to Albany in 1949 and was survived by two daughters Alicia and Teresa, his father Riley L. White Sr., and his wife Wanda Jane Harris, who preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements by Godfrey Funeral Home.
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Albany
Odessa
Olney
Wiley L. White Jr
Thomas M. White
Hubbard Creek
White
Justice of the Peace
G. L. Wood
Pat Carnes
Wiley
First Christian Church
Clear Fork Motor Co
Wanda Jane Harris
Alicia White
Teresa White
Riley L. White Sr
Wichita Falls
George W. Rogers
San Angelo
George Willard Rogers
Willa Jd Petree
Seminole
Robert Massie Riverside
Northview
Rogers
Shannon Hospital
Rockwall
Tucson
Ariz
Hawley
Big Spring
Laudie Hoots
Abilene
Masonic Lodge No. 710
Merkel
Order of Eastern Star
Uvalde
Harry Hornby Jr
Uvalde Leader-News
Hornby
Dolph Briscoe
John Nance Garner
Briscoe
Board of Regents
Texas State University System
J.M. Lea
San Angeleo
Jimmie Nelson Minyard
el Paso
Hubbard
Thomas Nelson Minyard
Cindy Minyard
Melanie Sipes
Diane Cheathm
Miami
Fla
Wesley Fults
Colorado Springs
Colo
Walter Fults
Houston
Gloree Fults
Lucy Fults
University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Tumor & Cancer Institute
Eugene H. Cranmer
Sears
Odessa College
Cranmer
Grandview Church of God
Portales
Eastern New Mexico University
Santa Anna
Carl H. Goetz
Carl Henry Goetz Jr
Howell- Doran Funeral Home
San Saba
Varga Chapel
Goetz
Needles
Barstow
Calif
Germany
Floods, relief centers as three-county area declares disaster
The Medina and Guadalupe rivers overflowed their banks, flooding Bandera Comfort and Center Point as relief centers opened in Comfort Kerrville Bandera. President Carter declares disaster for three counties with damage over 50 million dollars. Local authorities search for victims amid debris while officials assess flooded areas.
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Reynold Sorgee
Bandera
Medina River
Guadalupe River
Comfort
Center Point
Kendall
Kerville
Carter
Lawmakers clash over tax relief plans and school reimbursements
House and Senate differ on exemptions for property taxes. House aims to reimburse local districts for school tax losses and provide up to 10 000 homestead exemption, plus 30 000 household goods relief. Senate seeks unspecified goods exemption, general residence exemption of 100 000, and discretion on exemptions with no state reimbursement. Negotiations continue as both chambers push amendments.
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von Dohlen
Bill Meier
D-Euless
Senate
House
Flood death toll reaches 21 in Texas list of flood victims
Updated official victim list from Texas flood toll shows 21 dead. Names include H W Livingston 70 in Center Point, Bertha L Baum 80 of Abilene, Arnold Irvin Watson 44 Bremond, Jason Skretton 5, Adam Richard Ochoa two months, and Stacey Cooper 14, among others per Deaf Public Safety release.
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Austin
Texas
Deaf Public Safety
Alan Jones
Bremond
Vickie Ramigh
Jason Skretton
Albany
Wiley L. White
Brenda Wright
Adam Richard Ochoa
Crane Funeral Services for Ruby Summers in Crane
Ruby E Summers 55 of McCamey died Saturday at Odessa Medical Center after an extended illness. She was born September 21 1922 in Sapulpa Oklahoma a housewife and Baptist. Survivors include daughter Gayle Snell son Lewis Jones Odessa sisters Opal Williams Claudine Brice brothers Ralph Haskel Shirrell and more, five grandchildren. Funeral services set for Monday at Sheppard Funeral Home Crane with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery.
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Crane
Ruby E. Summers
McCamey
Sheppard Funeral Home
Garden of Memories
Summers
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Sapulpa
Oklo
The
Baptist Church
Gayle Snell
Lewis Jones
Opal Williams
Midland
Claudine Brice
Ralph Davis
Brownwood
Haskel Davis
Oklahoma City
Shirrell Davis
Albuquerque
N.M
C. R. Davis
Mary Lucian Varner
West 13Th
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Richard Fielden
East 31St
Jack Fielden
San Antonio
George Magee
Monticello
San Angelo
Merlene Vines
Harris Avenue Baptist Church
Fairmount Cemetery
Johnson
Bob Miller
Christy Smith
Ruby Stansell
Obituary notices from various Texas towns listed
A sequence of funeral services and death notices for multiple individuals across Texas towns including San Angelo, Winters, Seminole, Alpine, Lamesa, Uvalde, Hobbs NM. Entries name the deceased, ages, birthplaces, surviving family, service times, burial plans, and directing funeral homes. Personal details cover residences, marriages, and organizational affiliations.
Community Club Meetings Schedule in Odessa Tonight
Tomorrow in Odessa several groups meet at set times. Kiwanis at noon at Inn of the Golden West Coachroom. Wildcat Toastmasters at 7 P.M. at Odessa College Composite Technology Building. Twylite Optimists at 7 at Bonanza Steakhouse. Permian Stamp Club at 7:30 at Permian Bank and Trust.
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Odessa
Wildcat
Composite Technology
Odessa College
Permian Stamp Club
Permian Bank and Trust
Rain fades over Permian Basin as East Odessa misses storms
Rain up to four inches drenched areas southeast of Odessa Friday night and Saturday, while Odessa Midland again saw no showers. The National Weather Service in Midland reported a broken and a tied temperature record, with no rain expected in the Permian Basin through Monday. Measurements included 4 inches at McCamey and near Big Lake, 2.9 inches east of Iraan, 2 inches near Ozona, .55 inch in Alpine, and 1.5 inches in Crane before noon Saturday. Saturday high hit 75, tying a prior high minimum from 1949, while Saturday morning low of 61 matched a 1973 record. Forecasts call for cloudy to partly cloudy skies Sunday through Monday, with highs near 82 Sunday and 85 Monday, and easterly to southeast winds 5 to 10 mph.
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Odessa
Odessa- Midland
Nation Weather Service
Midland Regional
Permian Basin
NWS
McCamey
Big Lake
Iraan
Ozona
Crane
Midland area forecast cloudy and mild through Monday
National Weather Service forecast for Midland Regional Airport shows cloudy skies easing to mostly cloudy later Sunday into Monday. Winds easterly to southeasterly at 5 to 10 mph. Today’s high 82, tonight low 62. Tomorrow high 85, yesterday’s high 75. Overnight low 1. Year to date precipitation 6.28 inches. Sun sets 8:42 p.m. Monday rises 7:08 a.m.
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National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Odessa man dies from personal safety related gunshot wound
Severiano Licon a 25 year old Odessa man died at Medical Center Hospital after a personal safety related gunshot wound to the right temple police said he was shot with a .22 caliber revolver at his mobile home shortly before 8 30 p m Justice of the Peace Harold Sligar pronounced him dead at 10 30 p m inquest verdict returned detectives confiscated a .22 revolver with five live rounds and one spent shell neighbors reported the shooting arrangements pending at Pecos Funeral Home
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Severiano Licon
Paradise
Justice of the Peace
Harold Sligar
Licon
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Environmental Section Agency
Mitchell
Seventh and Dixie
Emma Robinson
Southside Senior Citizen Center
Barbara Johnson
Texas Electric Service Co
Godfrey Funeral Home
New Braunfels
Seguin and
Ther
Tom Donaldson
Corps of Engineers
Abilene’s
Ibilene
Whitten
Wets
Impact
Buffalo Gap
Abilene Grocers
Perkins
Impact Liquor
West Texas
Pinkie Roden
Roden
Dickie Maxwell
Maxwell
Impact City
Rhodes
Perkins’ Liquor Store
Ofa
Wayne
D-Orange
Peveto
H.W. Livingston
Ghett
Jose Morales
Timothy Kienstein
Helen L. Woods
Warner Williamson
Stacey Cooper
Mary L. Varner
Merlene
Nabor Cobos
Alpine
Nabor Taylor Cobos
Geeslin Funeral Home
Our Lady of Peace Catholic
Holy Angel Cemetery
Cobos
Big Bend Memorial Hospital
Marathon
Rosemary Jacquez
Frances Espinosa
Anita Ramirez
Barney Cadena
Steve E. Miers
Lamesa
Steve Evans Miers
Dixie Lantz
Second Baptist Church
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
Miers
Health Sciences Center Hospital
Lubbock
Brownfield
Dawson County
Phyllis Wise
Earl W. McVey
Hobbs
Griffin Funeral Home
Memory Garden
McVey
Llano Estacado Medical Center
Appanoose County
Iowa
Shell Oil Co
Pearl
Bruce McVey
Roger McVey
Jimmie Minyard
Jimmie N. Minyard
Thomas G. Denton
Thomas George Denton
Veterans Administration Hospital
Easterling Funeral Home
Denton
U.S. Navy
David K. Denton
Charles Thomas Denton
Maryland
Mary K. Denton
Charles W. Denton
Powderly
Joe Ben Denton
Martha Lou Wharton
McKinney
Bertha H. McKinzie
Bertha Horner McKinzie
J.E. McKinzie
Morelock
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Twylite Optimists
Bonanza Steakhouse
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