Two Traffic Deaths Reported in Texas Panhandle Area
DPS reports describe two fatal crashes near Midland. Diane Saucedo Scott, 23, was struck on Texas 349 by a northbound 1975 pickup driven by William R. Boone. she died at 6:30 a.m. after being pronounced at a Stanton funeral home. Wesley C. Woodfin, 23, of Big Lake died when his 1983 Kawasaki hit a center guardrail on Loop 250 near Midland at about 11:30 p.m. and he was pronounced dead at Midland Memorial Hospital.
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Odessa
Big Lake
Department of Pubic Safety
Diane Saucedo Scott
E. Ann St
Texas 349
Martin County
William R. Boone
Midland
DPS
Justice of the Peace
F.E. Kennedy
Scott
Stanton Funeral
Wesley C. Woodfin
Loop 250
Woodfin
Midland Memorial Hospital
Midland County Justice of the Peace
Charlie Sprayberry
Pair arrested in nightclub burglary in Odessa
An Odessa woman Ella M. Jones age 33 and an Odessa man Melton D. Jones age 27 were jailed on burglary warrants after a July 5 break in at the Videssa Club on Pearl Street. Police said items including a portable TV and radio, cash, a camera, beer and a radio telephone were stolen totaling 410 dollars.
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Odessa
Two Odessans jailed on drug charge
Lucia A. Cuevas 34 and Fernando S. Cuevas 36 were jailed on felony cocaine possession after a Thursday search of their home at 817 Roxanna Ave by officers with a warrant. Police recovered about two ounces of suspected cocaine with an estimated street value around 10000 dollars and set bonds at 15000 dollars each.
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Odessa
Lucia A. Cuevas
Fernando S. Cuevas
Roxanna Ave
Municipal
Brothers charged in burglary of a southside home
Arturo Gonzalez-Orozco 26 and Guillermo Gonzalez-Orozco 21, both of 218 Roxanna Ave, were jailed on 10000 bond each after police arrested them about 230 am Thursday at 501 S Hickory Ave in a burglary reported by a neighbor.
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Odessa
Arturo Gonzalez-Orozco
Guillermo Gonzalez-Orozco
Roxanna Ave
J.E. Weatherly
Hickory Ave
Ector County man charged in indecency
Abel C. Castillo, 41, of Route 12 Box 3214, was jailed on a warrant charging indecent with a child. Deputies arrested him at home about 5:15 p.m. Thursday. Bond not set. The charge stems from a January 1984 report by a 12-year-old Odessa girl.
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Ector County
Department S
Pokesman
Abel C. Castillo
Justice of the Peace
Jimmy Harris
Davis
Odessa
Lawsuit Alleges Dismissal Over Supervisory Misconduct
A county suit in Travis County's 167th District Court claims Perry was dismissed after she became aware of conduct by supervisor Mike Holden that led her to believe a law violation, including criminal conduct, had occurred. Holden, former manager of the Data Processing Department.
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Travis County
167Th District Court
Perry
Mike Holden
Perry seeks restored seniority after whistleblower suit
Perry files suit for reinstated seniority and benefits plus court costs and attorney fees. Holden declines comment. Spurgin says Perry, of 1704 Rosewood Ave, qualifies for protection under the Texas Whistle-Blower's Act. Perry notified Commissioner Bryan Henderson on June 17 about alleged misconduct. Holden fired Perry, then resigned July 8 and left supervisory post July 15.
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Perry
Holden
Spurgin
Rosewood Ave
Connally Daughter Chooses Singing Career Over Law
Connally notes his daughter Katie was accepted into the University of Texas Applied Voice Program. He says he supports her singing plans but admits disappointment she did not pursue law. Katie explains the difficult choice to follow music as a career.
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Connally
University of Texas
Applied Voice
Katie Connally
Vision-impaired UT student aims for law school and music
Katie Connally, a University of Texas senior, plans law school if her music career stalls. She describes singing as essential and notes that missing practice for a few days raises nervous energy. Her parents’ support helped her persevere despite vision difficulties. After a masters, she intends to tour the United States or Europe. She believes obstacles strengthen her resolve.
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Katie Connally
United States
Europe
MGF Eurobonds Face Objection From Stockholders
MGF faces challenge over inclusion of stockholders in any repayment plan for eurobond issues. Court or creditor group objects to treating equity holders as creditors, arguing priority or fairness concerns amid restructuring. Stakeholders seek clarity on treatment and potential impact on bond recoveries and company viability.
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MGF
MGF debt restructuring fails as stock swap plan stalls
Licht accuses MGF managers and banks of a conflict of interest amid bankruptcy pressures. Marcum notes the firm filed after an unsuccessful debt-for-equity exchange, with a 1984 plan to restructure 149 million in bank debt hinged on exchanging 160 million in subordinated debt for equity, but owners balked.
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MGF
Marcum
Texas Commerce Bank Houston
InterFirst Bank Dallas
FDIC
Protest Pushes City Toward Flat Water Rates Amid Budget Plan
Protesters note the budget proposal trims rate brackets and favors a flat water rate from an outside consultant. Chalambaga estimates his monthly bill would rise from 255 to 270 dollars, about six percent, as demonstrators plan to learn where and why hikes occur. Berry recalls a recent price increase for a dollar wash and worries about further rises harming small businesses.
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Chalambaga
Berry
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