Odessa Chamber of Commerce annual retreat set in El Paso
About 50 Odessans will fly to El Paso for the Odessa Chamber of Commerce Annual Retreat to discuss long range five year goals for the community. Incoming president Roy Eisner outlines priorities including quality of life mass transportation park improvements and beautification. Mayor topics also cover economic diversification energy growth government capital improvements and human relations with downtown redevelopment housing and industrial prospects on the agenda. The Granada Royale hosts the weekend meetings with Don Carter presiding and Don Williams and Larry Melton moderating sessions.
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el Paso
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Roy Elsner
Odessa
Eisner
Chamber of Commerce
Don Carter
Carter
Elsner
Don Williams
Larry Melton
Granada Royale
FBI enters hunt for missing Chagra
Fugitive Jimmy Chagra, convicted in a continuing criminal enterprise case, vanished after a Nevada meeting with probation officers. An arrest warrant for bond default was issued. a $3 million bond could apply if captured. FBI and DEA search for him as his sentencing remains contingent on appearance.
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EL Paso
Texas
Jimmy Chagra
Chagra
Nevada
Harry Lee Hudspeth
U.S
Jamie Boyd
Hudspeth
Oscar Goodman
Las Vegas
Nev
Joe Chagra
FBI
Robert D. Hampton
Drug Enforcement Agency
Vivian
Austin
Colombia
United States
William Sessions
Government moves to cancel patent on mini helicopter
A U.S. District Court suit filed in Midland targets Aerospace General of Odessa and president Gilbert McGill seeking cancellation of a 1978 mini helicopter patent. The government alleges false statements were made to obtain the patent and cites prior publications and pre Sept 1975 sales. Aerospace General, formed in 1965, had Navy and Army contracts for prototype and light helicopters, with a 1978 delivery plan to Ft. Bragg.
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Patent and Trademark Office
McGill
Aerospace General
Odessa
U.S. Navy
Navy
U.S. Army
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Forecast for Midland Regional Airport Area Weather
National Weather Service forecast through Saturday calls for partly cloudy days and fair nights. Today high near 88 with tonight’s low around 65. Saturday high near 92 with variable winds southeast at 5 to 10 mph. Precipitation last 24 hours 0.03 inch and year to date 12.15 inches.
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National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Carter campaign stops echo river trip with stops at small towns
President Carter traveled along the river route with warm receptions at small towns as his reelection prospects surface. The trip highlighted campaign themes and echoed his 1976 approach while addressing rising energy costs and modest food price gains.
Krueger weighs United States oil damage claims
Krueger stated Mexico could not be compelled to pay and that the United States has no estimate of damages from the June 3 oil incident. He did not directly say any plan for financial damages and noted he would be surprised if the U S simply sought payment in full.
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Mexico
Krueger
United States
U.S
Senate
Mexican oil slick reaches Texas coast amid peak tourist season
The Gulf oil spill drives Texas coast damage and tourism losses as the well’s output drops from 30 000 to about 10 000 barrels daily. Officials forecast cap in three weeks, with a cooperative US Mexico plan and 2.6 million dollars in aid. Coast Guard skimming covers two thirds of spill, mid September cap anticipated, and a House committee study on Texas threats begins in Corpus Christi with hearings at South Padre Island.
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Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Costelo
United States
Canada
Hayes
EPA
Douglas Costle
Richard Frank
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Costele
Coast Guard
Clayton
House Environmental Affairs Committee
Texas
Corpus Christi
South Padre Island
Odessa Firefighters Launch Muscular Dystrophy Fund Drive
Odessa firefighters and families will march to fund Muscular Dystrophy via Firefighters Fill the Boot Day on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at University West County Road 42nd and Andrews Highway with trucks at Eighth West County and Winwood Mall. Donations may be given at any fire station. A Muscular Dystrophy Day proclamation by Mayor Dick McManigle is noted and a post-event picnic at the park at 10th and Washington follows.
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Odessa
Kim Herrington
Association
University
West County Road
42Nd
Andrews Highway
Eighth
Winwood Mall
Herrington
Dick McManigle
10Th and
Washington
County and District Court Notices and Hospital Admissions
Marriage licenses issued include Pollard and Lichenstein, Jones and Trusty, Loredo and Colunga Pardo, Flores Rangel and Pena, McHaney and Webster, Lepantou and Fletcher, Ruiz and Catchall. Divorce suits filed list seven couples. Medical Center Hospital records show patients admitted August 23, discharged August 23, and births at Women’s and Children’s Hospital on August 23 for three couples.
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David Robert Pollard
Linda Gay Lichenstein
Kenneth Lee Jones
Deborah Sue Trusty
Bultrano Marquez Loredo
Maria del Rosario
Colunga Pardo
Oscar Flores Rangel
Ferminia Gomez Pena
James Herbert McHaney Jr
Anita Alice Patton Webster
Fereidoun Lepantou
Helen Catherine Fletcher
Jesse Ruiz
Joyce Ann Catchall
District Court
Jerry Elton Anderson
June Alice Anderson
Randolph William Helm
Pamela Lynn Bounds Helm
Cecilia Armendarez
Peter Armendarez
Karen Sue Stephens
Billy Christopher Stephens
Alma F Carrasco
Jose A Carrasco
Cynthia Ann Treesh Caples
John Stephen Caples
Joe O Nicholson
Sherry L Nicholson
Tracy L Richards
Nancy A Builta
Pamia K. Watkins
Vaudie Gandy
Ethel R Watson
Eslie F Nordan
Jessie H Justice
Jimmy Williams
Earl L Cliff
Charlie A McDaniel
Jett Valentine
Nance
Lillian Brown
Willis Wright
Edna E Con
Dan J Leiker Jr
Seaburn McComas
Juans Miranda
James F Young
Nathan C Wright
Misty Hendrix
Mike Moore
Clifford Stacy
John Wright
Howard Johnson
Candace J Calloway
Maria H Araiza
Stephen Coulston
Carol S Milam
Raymond M Prather
Trine
Bishop
Bill Pittman
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Carlos Roman
West
Jose Olivas
Lindburg
Israel Navarrette
Midland area deaths brief list includes Diaz and Riordan
Death notices report Martin Diaz 57 of Midland with services at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and burial at Fairview Cemetery along with details of survivors. Natalie Navarro stillborn infant of Midland honored with graveside service at Resthaven Memorial Park. Andrews sees David Melton Riordan dead on arrival after motorcycle crash with funeral at Grace Baptist Church and burial in Andrews Cemetery. Ozona reports Guadalupe Hinajosa Garza 82 buried at Lima Cemetery after death at Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital. John Walter Carruthers Jr. of Sanderson, 74, to be interred at Ceder Grove Cemetery after services at First United Methodist Church. Survivors listed for each case.
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Midland
Martin Diaz
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Fairview Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
Diaz
Mexico
Victoria
Ralph Diaz
Jesse Diaz
David Diaz
Tony Diaz
Frances Gloria
Alamogordo
N.M
Tina Leon
Isabel Rey
Anna Ybarra
Ramona Lopez
Elva Diaz
Juanita Diaz
Teresa Diaz
Porfiro Diaz
Julio Diaz
Ricardo Diaz
Friona
Maria Espino
Natalie Navarro
Jesus Navarro
Resthaven Memorial Park
Newnie W. Ellis
Andrews
David Melton Riordan
Permian General Hospital
Grace Baptist Church
Andrews Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Riordan
Seminole
Red Rick Corp
Cheryl
Crystal Yates
W.N. Orson
EM. Riordan
Lemon Grove
Calif
E. L. Riordan
Trueman Dolloff
Tresa Orson
Kathy Tucker
Oregon
Brent Riordan
Robert Orson
Trueman Orson
William Orson
St. Martinsville
Ozona
Guadalupe Hinajosa Garza
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Lima
Larry B. Sheppard
Garza
Shannon West Texas Memorial Hospital
San Angelo
Maria Aguilar
Otilo Duran
Ernesto Garza
Castiana Fiero
Andrew Rivera
Colorado City
Americo Vargas
Dallas
Ricardo Ramirez
Pampa
Fermen Garza
Guadalupe Garza Jr
John Carruthers Jr
Sanderson
John Walter Carruthers Jr
Terrell County
First United Methodist Church
Ceder Grove
Humphries-Doran Funeral Home
del Rio
Carruthers
Selma
Walter Lee Carruthers
Carta Valley
Pinkie’’ Carruthers
JoAnne Bell
Virgil Ogle
Wink
Eva Webster
Kermit
Odessa Woman Injured in City Traffic Crash
A 20 year old Odessa woman Karrie Nolen Ward was treated for facial and knee lacerations after a crash at West 16th and North Golder. She waswestbound on 16th when a car driven by Joel Edward Kuenstler 16 of Arlington approached from the south. The injuries were treated at Medical Center Hospital and the driver remained at scene.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Karrie Nolen
North Lincoln
West 16Th
North Golder
16Th
Joel Edward Kuenstler
Arlington
Golder
Odessa Man Treated After Traffic Accident
An Odessa man was treated for injuries at Medical Center Hospital and released after a traffic accident five miles west of Odessa on Texas Route 302. Gary L. Cramer, 33, of 1520 East 13th, was treated for stomach pains and released after the 9:27 p.m. crash. Details were unavailable from the Department of Public Safety Friday morning.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Texas
Gary L. Cramer
East 13Th
Department of Public Safety
Odessa Brand New Poree at Globe of the Great Southwest
Tomorrow in Odessa at 7 30 P M the Brand New Poree performs at the Globe of the Great Southwest venue. Evening show showcases the act in the local entertainment schedule with doors opening prior to curtain.
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Odessa
Globe of the Great Southwest
Advertising Seminar Opens Regional TDNA Series
The Texas Daily Newspaper Association begins a regional Advertising Sales Seminar at 4 p.m. today at the Inn of the Golden West with registration. Topics include basic salesmanship copy layout classified advertising co op advertising and competing in the market with other media. Over 60 attendees from Abilene El Paso Lubbock Beaumont Houston Dallas Snyder Big Spring Midland Odessa and other Texas cities will participate. The main sessions start 8 a.m. Saturday and adjourn at 3 p.m.
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Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Inn of the Golden West
TDNA
Abilene
el Paso
Lubbock
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Snyder
Big Spring
Midland
Odessa
Texas
Rig accident injures Odessa man at drilling site
An 18-year-old Odessa man, Ollie L. Little of 1811 Douglas, was admitted to Medical Center Hospital Friday morning after a rig accident at a drilling site between Stanton and Big Spring. He is in satisfactory condition with a head injury as a spokesman for MGF Oil Corp. in Midland said reports were not available.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Stanton
Big Spring
Ollie L. Little
Douglas
MGF Oil Corp
Midland
Odessa Man Stabbed in Alley at Dawn
Earnest Lampkin a 54 year old resident of 700 Humble was stabbed in the ribs by an unknown man who attacked from behind in an alley between Tom Green and Hancock south of Pearl. He was treated at Medical Center Hospital and released.
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Odessa
Earnest Lampkin
Humble
Medical Center Hospital
Lampkin
Tom Green
Hancock
Pearl
Heroin charge filed in city
Dennis Ray Morrison 27 address unavailable was charged with delivery of heroin after officers say he sold a quarter ounce valued at $600 to state narcotics agents on Aug 1. He was arrested at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at an Odessa lounge on West 10th. The charge was filed with Justice of the Peace Charles Gee Jr.
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Dennis Ray Morrison
Odessa
West 10Th
Morrison
Justice of the Peace
Charles Gee Jr
Ector High to Hold Carwash and Bake Sale Saturday
The Ector High School marching band sponsors a carwash and bake sale in the school parking lot starting at 10 a.m. Cars are charged 2.50, while bake sale items range from 0.15 to 2.50. Proceeds support band activities.
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Ector High School
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