Dalgleish Delay A Hospital Bill Sparks Taxpayer Debate
McCamey hospital district faces paying a $7,988 bill for Australian immigrant Francis Dalgleish after he fell ill in Upton County jail and died in 1970. The county sheriff transferred him to Medical Center Hospital in Odessa for care, sparking a dispute over who covers indigent medical costs and signaling potential hospital district liability changes. Local officials warn the ruling could shift costs onto taxpayers and hospital districts.
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Imperio
Crane
McCamey Ford Martin
Spital District
Upton County
Gentral
Martin
Barnes
Ae Hantamned
Cnaakan
Collins
McCamey Hospital
Dalgleish
McCamey
Lipton County
Odessa
Medical Center
Ike
Queensland
Australia
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa Teen Critical After Smashup
An 18 year old Odessa resident, Billy Ray Crump, is in critical condition after a late Tuesday motorcycle collision with a car driven by John Oliver Sellers at Andrews Highway. Crump and a teenage motorcycle passenger, Danny Daniels, were ejected. Daniels was treated and released. A separate two vehicle crash injured five others near West Second. Police described other minor injuries and a private property destruction charge against C R Norman. The Odessa American reports on local crashes and a state redistricting discussion.
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Odessa
Andrews Highway
Billy Ray Crump
East
John Oliver Sellers
Crump
Medical Center Hospital
Danny Lee Daniels
Allied
Maryloui
Pacheco
Milburn
Nancy Pach
Lanny Pacheco
Pecos
Joey van Arsdall
Joe van Arttidall
Placer
Paul
Hickam
Patton
No Accord Reached In Toyah School Dispute
In a tense joint session Pecos Barstow Consolidated and Toyah Independent School District leaders failed to reach a settlement on annexation. Toyah trustees urged a county wide system with shared administration while the Pecos board mulled three proposals and planned a possible special meeting before Reeves County School Board action.
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PECOS
Toyah Independent
Pecos-Barstow
Toone
Pecos-Barstow|Consolidated Independent School
Toyah
Sys- Pecos
J. J B. Toone
Reeves County School Board
Richard Naylor
Pecos- Barstow
A. L. Gibson
Texas Tourism Is On Upswing
Deaths note local woman Mildred Rosemary Van Aucken died at 4 30 am after a short illness at Medion Center Hospital. Her services are pending with Hubbard Keily Funeral Home. She was born October 5 1925 in El Paso and married U Mark Van Aucken in 1948. Survived by husband three sons, parents, a brother and two grandchildren. Rosal ine G Looper of Lamesa dies after long illness. services at Second Baptist Church with burial in Lamesa Memorial Park Branon Funeral Home in charge. She was 68 and a long time Dawson County resident. Survived by a daughter, a son, two brothers and six grandchildren.
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Mildred Rosemary van Aucken
Winchester
Medion Center Hospital
Hubbard-Keily Funeral Home
Paso
U Mark van Aucken
el Paso
Odessa
El_Paso
Craig
Philip
Lubbock
Charles
J. J. Willis
Joseph Sar Willis
Albuquerque
Rosaline G. Looper
Lamesa
Rosaline Grace Looper
Second Baptist Church
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
Odessan Dies Rites Slated
Odessan nyrum Irvin standefer 59 of 1420 South Anderson died Tuesday in Big Spring Hospital after a sudden illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Hub bard-Kelly Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. He was born February 17, 1912 in Hot Springs Arkansas and married Lillian O Briant on December 23 1992 in Stanton. He came to Odessa in 1963 from Stanton. Survivors include his widow two sons Ross Standefer 1518 Douglas and Edward Standefer 2550 East 11th two daughters Freeda Ellis Andrews and Sarah Sands Midland three brothers Harry San Diego Edger Lenorah and Grady Stanton four sisters Floyd Hines Midland M L Koonce Stanton Steve Church Stanton and Delmar Yamm Lenorah and nine grandchildren. Clyde Nelson Winn Lubbock Services pending. He died about 3:00 a.m. Tuesday in West Texas Hospital after an illness. A Lubbock resident 30 years he was a former billing clerk with Farm Pac Kitchens. Survivors include his widow Billie four sons four sisters two brothers including Carl Lee Winn Odessa and nine grandchildren. Tourism up statewide for first half 1971 says TDA despite drought coverage with a 10 percent gain from January to June versus 1970 based on attendance records at 35 major attractions.
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Nyrum Irvin Standefer
South Anderson
Big Spring
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hot Springs
Ark
Lillian O'Briant
Stanton
Odessa
Ross Standefer
Douglas
Edward Standefer
East 11Th
Freeda Ellis
Andrews
Sarah Sands
Midland
Harry
San Diego
Calif
Edger
Lenorah
Grady
Floyd Hines
M. L. Koonce
Steve Church
Delmar Yamm
Clyde Nelson Winn
Rio Grande Valley
Alamoi
Confederate Air Force Flying Museum
Harlingen
Big Bend National Park
Far
Texas
Traan
Dallas-Fort Worth
Padre Islany
Land National Seashore
Balmorhea
Pecos
California
Paul Wilfird Sheehan I
Monahans
Marianne Vartin
Vernal
Utah
Sandra Silva
Taft
Texas Electric Co
Sheila Price
Oildale
Wink
Permian Basin
Strong Wind Son
San Angelo
Doris
Hail
Fleener
Mer. Nophlet Madry
Margaret Byrd
Phillips
Gwendolyn Oliver
Temple
Mary Jo Leidecker
Eeledra Hunnicut
Chaning
Violence and exodus in Belfast Amid rising internment and clashes
In Dublin an army spokesman said over 2,000 Catholic refugees fled north and found shelter in five camps set up by the Republic of Ireland. Protestants fled to England or to friends as Belfast sees the worst bloodshed in Ulster in years with Falls Road and surrounding areas sealed off by troops. Police report a civilian death in a wreck during clashes while 35 were arrested for questioning as troops flush out snipers and a gun battle rages across multiple neighborhoods.
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Brian Faulkner
Dublin
Republic of Ireland
England
Bel
Patrick Hillery
London
Reginald Maudling
Hillery
Belfast
Britain
Northern Ireland
Maudlin
Edward Heath
Heath
Ulster
Ireland
Falls Road
Ballymurphy
Ardoyne
Old Park Road
Sni‘pers
Lefeson Street
Injo
Ira
Crumlin Road
Londonderry
Newry
TRA
Hts
Ballymurphys
Rain and weather traffic news from West Texas and Panhandle
Weather across Texas shows showers from Del Rio to Abilene with warm highs. Lower Rio Grande Valley attractions post big visitor gains, while Big Bend and forests rise. a Lovington funnel cloud spurred no injuries. Funeral services for Paul Willard Sheehan scheduled. multiple court cases and hospital admissions listed.
Trial Date Set For UT Regents
A September 7 trial date was set in the University of Texas regents suit to recover more than $600,000 in cash assets from Texas Student Publications Inc. publishers of The Daily Texan. The regents claim TSP ceased business at midnight July 4 when its 0-year charter expired, and assets should return to the regents. Regents say a seven month charter extension by Secretary of State Martin Dies Jr. was invalid as the regents had not approved it.
Jumbo Jet Touches Terminal in Training Run
An American Airlines 747 on a training mission made three touch and go landings at Midland-Odessa Regional Air Terminal. FAA officials said the jumbo jet was the first to land at the Terminal, noting runways can handle large jets but none had reached the Terminal before Tuesday.
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Midland-Odessa
American Airlines
Federal Aviation Administration
Balmorhea Park Meet Canceled
A public hearing on Balmorhea State Park development in Reeves County was canceled due to insufficient advance notice and rescheduled for September 9. The plan includes a new headquarters and maintenance buildings, shade shelters, water equipment building, cabin renovations, picnic sites, irrigation extension, road improvements, lighting, and landscaping.
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Austin
Balmorhea State Park
Reeves County
George Adams
Texas Parks and iWildlife Department
Odessa Community Meeting and Theater Schedule Clipped
At 9 AM the Planning Board and City Council meet in Odessa. Noon events include Downtown Lions Inn of Golden West Ballroom, Odessa Civitan Sands Restaurant, Sandhilia American Business Club Sands Restaurant. Evening Lions 6 30 PM Sands Restaurant Isa. 7 30 PM Betor County School Board at Eighth and Lee. 7 30 PM Odessa Toastmasters KOBA TV North Whitaker. 8 08 PM The Miser at Globe Theater.
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Downtown Lions
Inn of Golden West Ballroom
Sandhilia
Sands Restaurant
Betor County School Board
Eighth and Lee
Odesaa Toastmaatress Club
Koba TV
North Whitaker
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North Golder
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Crawford Martin
Bob Armstrong
Robert
Calvert
Vpara
Supreme Court
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Tena
Oderss
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American Bank
Dollse Teas
Com Chromacolor
Titan
AFC
ATG
Zenith
Circulation Department
To ‘Yah
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Austin AP
Tourist Development Agency
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Alpine
Paul Willard
Sheehan
Long Beach
Bin
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Itsimd
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Sarah Beth Davis
Kenneth Charles Mazue
Marion Roar Ragan
Michael Lee Harris
Vick Lynn “Carlton
Eddie Don Buller
Georgia Frances McKinze
James Ben Darnmann
Susan Lynn Presley
Sonic Sound Enterprises
Phil Rochas
Woodward, Inc
Phil Rocha
Douglas Hatel Wood
Thomas Barnes
Gubert Saenz
CR Norman
James Rey Lucas
Bobby Lewis Bryant
James Norman Bollow
Kenneth Arends
Virginia_Bruhn
David Osco Bruhn
Flay
Dale Retzian
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Wilard
Alfred Brown
Katherine Linda Brown
Kannath J. Johnson
Vonoa Pearl Johnson
Linda L. Saldano
Jann P. Saldana
Willis Goldston
Sult Tor Jamoges
Jesse L McKinley
Employa's Insurence Co
Industria Accegon
Jesse Lo MacKinley
Liberty Universal” Insurance Co
Industrial Accident” Board
Lonnie Roy Sewell
Highlands Underwriters Insurance Co
Sword of Industrial Accident
Britton C. Wrotherman
Zelmy
Swotford
Pauls Jo Farson
Donnamarchale
Farson
Bridge! N. Washington
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Duncan
Arlen Foreman
Melvin L. Moore
Ciara E Armstrong
Gary Welford Rowe
William €. Schoonover
Kay m. van Zandt
Charles S. Fistas
Charlotte W." Moore
Pax M Gonzales
Apaplio Guzman
Elveterio R Acosia
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Connie C Ramirez
Frank C. Aguilar
Wayne Howard Engist
Inga L. Lee Brange
Wilma Jean Ross
Edith M. Philips
Wilbert Curtis McBorman
Alice Se Anderson
Kathy Overstreet
Robert Cochran
Irvin Lewn
Betty Varnes
Baylor Burks
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Joan Fletcher
Jenny Mills
Corie Mullins
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Malltax
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Weiner
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Modarat University
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Facoleens
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Block West
Maryley Pach
High Line Pale
Nancy Pacheco
Kcrurhn
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Odessa Civitan
Sands
Evening Lions
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Globe Theater
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