Salute to Ted Agnew Night Committee Indicted
ANNAPOLIS Md AP The 1972 Salute to Ted Agnew Night Committee has been indicted for alleged conspiracy to violate state election law. The 19 member group operated the Republican fundraiser and seven individuals are named in the four count indictment including Lynn P Meyerhoff chairwoman Charles Bresler Alexander Lankler Maryland GOP chairman John Steffey Blagdon Wharton J Walter Jones and Roy Plauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Ted Agnew
Anne Arundel County
Warren Duckett
Lynn P. Meyerhoff
Charles C. Bresler
Alexander M. Lankler
Maryland
GOP
John Steffey
Anne Arundel
Blagdon H. Wharton
J. Walter Jones
Agnew
Roy Plauch
St. Louis
Odessa Police Crack Down On 13 Theft Complaints
Odess a police and Ector County deputies Wednesday handled 13 theft investigations. Victims include Billy Wall who reported a $400 boat motor theft, Clyde Young with a $275 tools case, J W Thompson with a $25 car stereo, and Debbie Boyd missing 24 stereo tapes plus a carrying case from her pickup. Additional items include suitcases with clothing, a gas range and steam cabinet from Day Drive-in, and a stolen billfold containing cash and credit cards from Odessa High School. Bicycle thefts were also reported by four residents. A separate report notes an Odessa couple injured in a Mexico City area crash, flown home to Medical Center Hospital in satisfactory condition. The husband, 20, and wife, Robinette Haynie, 19, were vacationing and the husband is Zale’s Jewelers assistant manager in Midland.
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Odessa Police
Ector County
Debbie S. Boyd
Route 1
No See
Sandy Emerson
West 19Th
Becky Killum
Santa Monica
Lawrence Day
North Grant
Day Drive-in
West 10Th
Judy Gladden
North Golder
Odessa High School
Mavis Martinez
Clinton
Jimmy Evans
East
Beth Lewis
Blossom
Jay Kelley
Ridgecrest
Danny Carol Somes
Nabors
Mexico
Odessa
Mexico City
Medical Center Hospital
Robinette Haynie
Haynie
Zale’s Jewelers
Midland
Regents Plan Special Meet at Odessa College
Regents of Odessa College schedule a special meeting at 7 30 p m on August 30 to discuss an administrative reorganization. A proposed plan would put five faculty members in charge of planning and directing iron curriculum areas, replacing duties of the dean of instruction who is not funded next term. The teachers would gain $500 more for the term and be relieved of one class. Also on the agenda are tenure reappointments, cross teaching with The University of Texas of the Permian Basin, and the formation of a regents investment committee. Meeting set in the Temposite Technology conference room.
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Regents of
Odessa College
University of Texas of the
Permian Basin
Iaming
Regents Investment Committee
Temposite Technology
Committee Favors City Sales Tax In Odessa Election
At a Thursday press conference the Penny For Odessa Committee launched to boost informed voter turnout ahead of next Tuesday’s sales tax election. Chairman Bruce Frankum said the group advocates the sales tax as an alternative to higher property taxes.
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Bruce Frankum
East 31St
Odessa
Lena
Inn of the Golden West
Odessa Citizens Committee Forms To Aid City Welfare
The committee includes Paul Redgate, Mrs Felton Golden and Mrs Lena Parks. It is composed of Odessa residents seeking the city’s welfare and future, described as nonpartisan. Frankum said the group has no funds now and will seek donations and pledges to support an advertising campaign, with spend tied to available funds.
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Paul Redgate
Felton Golden
Lena Parks
Odessa
Frankum
Hospital Salary Hikes Explained for Medical Center Staff
Hospital administrator Gordon Epperson explains a staged pay raise plan effective Sept 1 for 675 employees at Medical Center Hospital amid earlier misreported Aug 15 boosts. Raises target 125 nurses and aides with monthly increases. room-rate hikes start Aug 15, with further increases planned to fund raises and other expenses, totaling about $800,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center Hospital
Gordon Epperson
Employes
Board of Managers
Epperson
Lvns
County court records list marriages and dockets
County Court issued marriage licenses for six couples including Joseph Kelly Godwin and Sandra Diane Fuller and others. Criminal filings show numerous driving while intoxicated charges, aggravated assault, defrauding by worthless checks, and weapons offenses. District Court civil suits include West Texas White Trucks versus David Grubbs. Medical Center Hospital records list admitted and discharged patients with numerous names and details from August 2. City traffic accidents report several collisions with names, ages, addresses, and damages.
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Joseph Kelly Godwin
Sandra Diane Fuller
Roy Miranda Bece
Jesusita Chavez
Donald Rhena Baker
Vera LeVens Allison
Ernest Lee Lindsey
Mets
Marzette Waddle
Gerald Leon Hardin
Tracy Lyan Jackson
Jimmy Edward Cox
Mollener Brannon
Bobby Edward Nagiller
Jimmie Cook
Larry A. Blackburn
Robert Junior York
Fred Harold Selby
Norman Lee Samson
William Edward Olive
Archie Martin
Hugh Elbert Gaines
Donald Terry Cornelius
Roy Gene Clinton
Bennie Edward Jackson
Leonard Wade Deeds
Sandra McCowan
Texas State Department of Public Welfare
Ira Faye McCowan
District Court
West Texas White Trucks, Inc
David Grubbs
State of Texas
John Logan Herbert
Nist
Hobbs Seeks New Police Chief After Rae Neal Resigns
Hobbs New Mexico, Rae Neal resigns as chief to take Rapid City, South Dakota post. City Manager Joe Harvey orders immediate applications to fill the role. Neal cites economic reasons. he earns $1,030 monthly. Police Maj. Jim Palmer to serve as acting chief until replacement chosen.
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Hobbs
N.M
Rae Neal
Rapid City
S.D
Joe Harvey
Neal
SERET
Ventura
Alf
Jim Palmer
Hobbs Police Department
Services Set For Local Man Daniel Kennedy De Loch
Daniel Kennedy De Loch 67 a retired roughneck died Tuesday after a two week illness. Funeral services 2 p m Thursday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home with burial in Odessa Cemetery and masonic rites. He was born October 27 1905 in Center Point Louisiana and married Laura Ross in 1936 in Seminole Oklahoma. He moved to Odessa in 1950 from Seminole. Survivors include his widow four sons Jack De Loch Floyd De Loch Lloyd De Loch and J B De Loch three daughters Marie Roy Kathryn Homquist Claudette Patrick a brother S K De Loch and three sisters Avie Minnick Falbia Curtner Sapharie Sooter and 18 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kennedy de Loch
Hubbard-Kelly
Odessa
de Loch
Medical Center Hospital
Center Point
Laura Ross
Seminole
Oklo
Central Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Falbia Curtner
Hugo, Okla
Sapharie Sooter
Hope, Ark
Cars and trash fires burn in city area
Fire crews responded to seven trash container fires on one call, possibly tied to a gas line break that destroyed Denise Walker’s car on West 42nd. Another blaze heavily damaged the front seat of Bill Nettles’ car on West Second, with investigations pointing to a cigarette near Pancake Alley. Firefighters logged the calls from 11:29 p.m. Tuesday to 4:46 a.m. Wednesday.
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Denise Walker
Rt. 2
West 42Nd
Bill Nettles
West Second
Whitaker
Ridgedale
Conley
Redbud
GOP hopeful plans visit to Midland and Odessa
Jim Granberry former Lubbock mayor and GOP governor hopeful schedules visits in Odessa Midland and Monahans with morning meetings luncheons and TV appearances. He travels from Big Spring to Midland Thursday then to Odessa and Monahans Friday returning to Lubbock Friday night after speaking in San Angelo Wednesday.
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Jim Granberry
Lubbock
Odessa
Midland
Big Spring
Monahans
Granberry
San Angelo
Odessa civic and club schedule page highlights
Tomorrow events list noon meetings for AARP Eastside Center Lions Kiwanis East Side Rotary Odessa Jaycees and Chamber. Civitan Bonanza Steakhouse Sandhills Club. 6 30 Evening Lions at Sands. Golden Age Pot Luck at Eastside Center. 7 Texas State Guard Odessa Unit at National Guard Armory. 7 30 Basin Lions Bastn Lions Den. 8 VFW Post 4372 at VFW Hall. 8 30 Cheaper by The Dozen at Permian Playhouse.
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Downtown Lions
Inn of the Golden West
Kiwanis
East Side Rotary
Odessa Jaycees
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Illness Fatal To Odessan
Funeral services for Fred W. Goodman 75 of 612 North Golder will be at 4 p m Thursday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Garden Goodman died about 1245 p m Tuesday at Medical Center Hospital after a long illness Born January 13 1898 in Linden he married Hettie Hines in 1929 They moved to Odessa in 1943 Goodman was a barber and a Methodist Survivors include his widow two daughters Marecheil Neil Whittemore and Marianna Whittemore both of Sand Springs Oklahoma a son Fred C Goodman of Odessa a brother H E Goodman of Linden and nine grandchildren
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Fred W. Goodman
North Golder
Hubbard-Kelly
Sunset Memorial Garden
Goodman
Medical Center Hospital
Linden
Hettie Hines
Odessa
Marecheil Neil Whittemore
Marianna Whittemore
Sand Springs
Okla
Fred C. Goodman
H.E. Goodman
Midland Woman Injured In Odessa Collision
A Midland woman Ida Jane Hazlewood 53 was treated at Medical Center Hospital for neck injuries after a two car crash Tuesday at 31st and Tom Green Odessa. Hazlewood was a passenger in a car driven by her husband Charlie Redford Hazlewood 65. Edwin Lee Graves 17 of 2731 Chestnut drove the other car. Police said Hazlewood pulled from an alley turning east on 31st and Graves eastbound collided with her vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence D. Walker
East 10Th
Terry Lynn White
Bell Dr
H.D. Wilson
Permian Dr
John N. Williams
South Monahans
Ronnie R. Rushing
East 36Th
Samuel B. Hernandez
Foster
Texas
Clyde Charlies Meek
Gary Dennis Moore
North Henderson
Robert Daniel Yeates
Midland
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
Ida Jane Hazlewood
Charlie Redford Hazlewood
Tom Green
Edwin Lee Graves
Chestnut
Hazlewood
Graves
Pair Facing Court Charges In Texas Welfare Case
Charges of making false statements to obtain benefits from the Texas State Department of Public Welfare were on file Wednesday in Ector County Court. Sandra McCowan and her mother Ira Faye McCowan are alleged to have understated payroll for Dec 21. No arrests had been made. A judgment nisi on a $5,000 bond forfeiture was filed in 70th District Court Wednesday against John Logan Herbert for a theft charge on Aug 14, with bondsmen J.C. and L.C. Scott of Houston named in the action.
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Texas State Department of Public Welfare
Ector County
Sandra McCowan
East Midland
Ira Faye McCowan
70Th District
John Logan Herbert
J.C
L.C. Scott
Houston
Final Rites Set Thursday For Zavala and Others
Funeral services scheduled for Teofilo H Zavala 53 at St Josephs Catholic Church with burial in Odessa Cemetery after a month long illness at Medical Center Hospital He was born July 22 1920 in Terlingua and served in World War II He married Manuela Lopez in Alpine 1942 and moved to Odessa in 1946 Survived by wife three daughters and a son plus four grandchildren William Cook 44 former Hobbs resident dies. services 2 p.m. Thursday at Assembly of God Church with burial in Tahoka Cemetery. auto mechanic moved to Tahoka 1970 from Hobbs Also Farris McCarty 67 farmer Afton service 3 p.m. Wednesday First Baptist Church burial Afton Cemetery Survived by four daughters four sons and many relatives Theodore Glegnhorn 82 father of Midland resident Howard Greghorn services Thursday at Tennyson Baptist Church Bronte burial Bronte Cemetery Survivors include widow two daughters two sons one sister one brother six grandchildren and five great
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Teofilo H. Zavala
Gulf
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Odessa
Zavala
Medical Center Hospital
Homco International
Terlingua
Manuela Lopez
Alpine
Manuel Zavala
South
Washington
Candalario Garcia
Dumas
Joe Martinez
Barrow Drive
Pete Balerio
Moss Ave
William Cook Tahora
William Cook
Hobbs
N.M
Assembly of God Church
Tahoka
White Funeral Home
Cook
Farris McCarty
AFTON
First Baptist Church
Campbell Funeral Home
Spur
McCarty
Lubbock
Marvin Young
Kenneth Young
Theodore Gleghorn Bronte
Theodore Greghorn
Howard Greghorn
Midland
Tennyson Baptist Church
Bronte
Newby
Greghorn
Odessa Officials Attend National Cities Seminar
Three Odessa leaders Mayor Jim Reese City Manager Ron Neighbors and Utilities Director Jack Dillard travel to Dallas for a National League of Cities seminar on solid waste disposal. The meeting started Tuesday and will run through Thursday.
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Odessa
Dallas
Jim Reese
Ron Neighbors
Jack Dillard
National League of Cities
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Lape Information
Watergate Committee
Cox
Sirica
Nixon
White House
U.S
Congressional Committee
Committee
Redgate
Granville L. Johnson
Mona J. McBride
Lucia G. Chabarria
Peggy G. Martinez
Thelma W. Gaston
Mildred M. Quain
Janet R. Phillips
Gracie A. Patterson
Ruth Boone
Annie L. Buels
Stella M. O'Neil
Jimmy J. Hakill
Debbie Johnson
Cory R. Wagner
Todd L. Jordan
Althea Dyche
Asenath E. Long
Edgar T
Deshonna M. Sanders
Frankie K. Harris
Loretta J. Taylor
Michele R. Tegeler
Martin L. Arez
James C. Bains
Helen D. Walker
Linda Addy
Mabry J. Haning
John M. Scott
Jane C. Bradley
Alice N. Whitley
Mary V. Barnhill
Evelyn L. Pape
Clifford D. Berlin
Joseph R. Erwin
Susan E. Dugger
Marcelenio Washington
Oleta $. Messer
UTPB
George Mahon
Bill Amstead
Mahon
Rare Book Room
A.m.noom
American Association For Retired Persons
Eastside Community Center
13Th and Adams
Odessa Civitan
Bonanza
Sandhills
Sands Restaurant
Evening Lions Sands
Texas State Guard
National Guard Armory
Andrews Highway
Basin
Bastn
Lion's den
Paul G. Mahoney
VFW
Hall
3Rd St
Permian Playhouse
John E. Fox
Newnie W. Ellis
Resthaven Memorial Park
Fox
Midland Memorial Hospital
Olney
Live Oak County
Joe Parsley
Darby Fox
Abilene
Charlie Kennedy
Aggie Fox
Coleman
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