Nixon details 1968 69 expenditures on San Clemente estate and Key Biscayne
Nixon's personal spending disclosed includes 217 70 for improvements and furnishings at San Clemente versus 123 514 in May. The report itemizes mortgage activity, loans from Abplanalp and Rebozo, and sizable costs for kitchen remodeling, painting, and furnishings at San Clemente. It notes 152 800 for Bay Lane homes bought in 1968 and a 65 000 unsecured loan from First National Bank of Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clemente
Key Biscayne
Nixon
General Accounting Office
California
Florida
Elmore
New York
Abplanalp
Rebozo
B. & C. Investment Co
Pacific
Bay Lane
First National Bank of Miami
City Sales Tax Vote Pits Tax Rise Against Tax Cut
Mayor Reese and City Manager Neighbors frame the election as an either or choice. A sales tax passage would fund a $10.7 million city budget and could lower homeowner taxes to $81.25 on a $10,000 value, while failure could raise the rate to $1.59 per $100 and lift a $10,000 home tax to $119.25. Voter turnout and precinct counts are reported, with noon totals showing 2,000 ballots cast and precinct comparisons to April and the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reese
Ron Neighbors
Reese
Four Area School Bands to Stage Summer Concerts
Four summer band programs from Odessa High Bowie Crockett and Ector High Schools plan joint and individual concerts at 7 30 p m Tuesday in OHS field house and Ector High School south wing field. Bands perform pieces including Bravo Sounds of Simon and Garfunkel Black Magic Woman Invictus The Music Man selections and Medleys plus school songs. Majorettes Jaun Carmen Ray Nan Berry Angela Duncan Sandra Pearson Jeanetta Sears Susan McClung Laura Fambro Robin Snellon Susan Houston Mary Molinar Laurie Green Terri Martin Debra Matheny Holly Nicholson Carolyn Cleaver Esther Martinez Shawneequa White Linda Silvas Bertha Nangel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa High School
Bowie and Crockett
OHS
Ector High School
Bill Dean
Jack Nall
Bravo
C. E. Duble
Simon and Garfunkel
Paul Simon
Bill Moffitt
Glenn Osser
Rosadn Seitz
OLS
Jaun Carmen
Ray Nan Berry
Angela Duncan
Sandra Pearson
Jeanetta Sears
Susan McClung
Bowie
George Riddell
Madder
Gabriel
Mancini
Leach
Laura Fambro
Robin
King
St. James Infirmary
Foster
Odyssey Rock
Eamunds
Malaguena
Lecuona
Ben
Leonard
Akers
Moffit
Hutchinson
Freddie
Freddie’s Dead’’ By Mayfield- Tatgenhorst
Mayfield-Tatgenhorst
Ector
Carolyn Cleaver
Esther Martinez
Shawneequa White
Linda Silvas
Bertha Nangel
Where To Vote In Odessa One Percent City Tax Election
Voters in Odessa must be qualified residents within city limits to cast ballots for the one percent city sales tax. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at eight precinct sites based on registration box numbers, with each site serving specific box ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Ector High School
Crane and
Clements
Dowling Elementary School
17Th and
Maple
Bonham Junior High School
East 21St
Royalty
Ross
49Th Street
North Everglade
City Hall
West Eighth
San Jacinto
South Beaty
Sam Houston Elementary School
37Th
McKnight
Gonzales Elementary School
Custer and
Disney
Pair Facing Theft Charge In Odessa Auto Thefts
One man remained jailed in Odessa on $2,500 bond and another was free on $3,000 bond after separate auto theft charges. Guy Owen Nagiller, 17, of 1521 East 52nd, is accused of stealing a car owned by Montie Bryan of 3705 Permian. Roy Lynn Fish, 24, of 6308 St. Louis, is charged with stealing a car owned by Henry Tobler of 4607 Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Guy Owen Nagiller
East 52Nd
Montie Bryan
Justice of the Peace
Manuel Vailes
Roy Lynn Fish
St. Louis
Henry Tobler
Linwood
J. A. Purifoy
Five Odessans Win Honor In Playday
Five Odessans earned all around honors at the Tall City Youth Horse Clubs Closed Playday held Saturday in Midland. Odessa winners included Bob Doss Danny Otwell Steve Ashley Pam Allred and Marsha Greer with multiple event victories across barrels poles flags and novelty in boys and girls divisions spanning ages 9 to 20 and over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Tall City
Angie Casbeer
Cindy Lawson
Johnnie Pearce
Gary Glover
Novelty
Jeff Ashley
Odessa
Vickie Tucker
Big Lake
Becky Schmidt
Lori Womack
Terri Glover
Danny Orwell
David Womack
Deborah Tucker
Laquita Lee
Roxy Wise
Steve Ashley
Tracy Glover
Glen Hadley
Pam Allred
Timmy Lee
Ricky Meinzenmeyer
Sharon Cobb
Kay Armstrong
Marsha Greer
Kenneth Richardson
Joe Armstrong
Judge Makes Death Ruling San Angelo Sewage Case
In San Angelo two sewage plant workers Norman Sterling Darst I. 29 and Marvin Leonard Hill 22 died Aug 12 from respiratory failure of unknown cause. Justice Ruth Nicholson issued inquest rulings after Parkland Hospital report. pathological findings pending to assess lethal gas possibility. City Manager H D Howard called the investigation inconclusive pending that report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Justice of the Peace
Ruth Nicholson
Norman Sterling Darst I
Marvin Leonard Hill
Odessa
Hill
Tom Green County
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Nicholson
H.D. Howard
Labor Urges Cities to Mark Lobbying Contributions
Odessa Central Labor Union voted to back legislation forcing cities to disclose tax money spent on lobbying and on lobbying organizations. D. L. Willis, president, said the public has a right to know where tax dollars go and urged clear markings in city financial reports for dues to groups like the Texas Municipal League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Central Labor Union
D. L. Willis
Texas Municiple League
County court records show multiple marriages and crimes
Matter of Record lists marriage licenses for Brown Koezier Gideon Belsey Humphrey Blue. Criminal cases cite driving while intoxicated for Costello Seawright Sloss Tidwell. Divorces filed Tucek v Tucek Jr and Smith v Smith. Medical Center Hospital admits and discharges on Aug 27. numerous births and traffic accidents reported with names, ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriage
Dames
Marvin Brown
Deanne Leigh Koezier
Michael Gideon Belsey
Gloria Jean Dove
David Mason Humphrey
Judy Kay Blue
Alex Costello Bittles
Royce Claude Seawright
Joe Bradford Sloss
Gaddis Leon Tidwell
District Court
Brenda Tucek
Eddie F. Tucek Jr
James Lee Smith
Nancy Joy Smith
Tenneco O11 Co
Toll Smith
Federal Rules On Hospitals To Be Aired
Houston attorney and CPA Jack Wood will address federal hospital regulations at a 7:30 pm meeting of the Permian Basin Hospital Division of the Texas Hospital Association at the Inn of the Golden West. Gordon Epperson of Medical Center Hospital says executives expect answers on complex federal rules and Medicare guidelines. Sy Miller of Snyder Hospital leads the group with Ralph Chalfant of Iraan arranging the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wood
Houston
Wood
Permian Basin
Texas Hospital Association
Inn of the Golden West
Gordon Epperson
Medical Center Hospital
Epperson
Sy Miller
Snyder Hospital
Ralph Chalfant
Iraan
Four Facing DWI Charges in Ector County Court
Four men were charged with driving while intoxicated in Ector County Court onTuesday. Each man was arrested by Texas Highway Patrol. Seawright and Sloss were released on bonds of 1.00 each, while Bitolas and Tidwell posted 500 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County
Texas
Alex Costello Bitolas
Route
Odessa
Royce Claude Seawright
Winfield
West 16Th
Joe Bradford Sloss
Alderfer
Gaddis Leon Tidwell
West 49Th
Yukon
Seawright
Sloss
Bitolas
Tidwell
Rites Set For Victim Of Mishap
Services for nine year old Tommie Kay Yates of Monahans, struck by a car on Texas 18, were set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Chapel. She died of injuries after being thrown about 50 feet. Driver Steve Wayne Phipps, 16, faces autopsy and accidental death ruling. Yates was born in Dallas October 29, 1963 and moved to Monahans two years ago. Surviving are her father Thomas F. Yates of Dallas, three brothers, a sister, and the Monahans home. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Kay Yates
Carolyn Allen
Monahans
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Texas 18
Medical Center
Steve Wayne Phipps
Justice of the Peace
J.A. Purifoy
Dallas
Pentecostal Church
Thomas F. Yates
Franklin Yates
Johnny Yates
Clifford Joe Yates
Jennifer L. Yates
Jones and Roberts services held in Odessa and Fort Stockton
Obituary notices and funeral services for E M Curly Jones 69 longtime J and J Steel founder in Odessa. Mrs E G Roberts 53 Fort Stockton. Matilda Marshall San Angelo. Mrs John Correll Pecos. Merritt Staten Jr Sweetwater. Details include birthplaces, marriages, survivors and service times.
Illness Fatal To Odessan
Mandred Mott Champers 22 of 602 West 22nd died in a Dallas hospital after a long illness Services were pending at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home He was a field superintendent for McVean and Barlow He served in the U S Army during World War II He left two daughters and a son and a mother with four brothers and two sisters survive Linton Dunn 89 of San Angelo dies after illness Services in Greater St Paul A M E Church with Masonic graveside rites Dunn had lived in Texas since 1900 Monahans native Tommie Cleveland Oxford 79 retired mail carrier died after four months illness Survived by daughter three brothers three sisters and two grandchildren Ruby Holden 54 of Midland dies after three year illness Services in Newnie W Ellis Funeral Home Chapel burial Resthaven Memorial Park Survivors include two daughters two brothers three sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Willingham
Plainview
Stella E. Willingham
Henderson
Doug Wood
Odessa
Roselle Eubanks
Eubank Funeral Chapel
Canton
Wood
Medical Center Hospital
Tyler
Pritchard & Abbott
Ruby Wood
Manuel Garza
Midland
Manuel Perez Garza
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Fairview Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
Garza
Cuero
Featherlite Corp
Joe Garza
Manuel Garza Jr
Hismo Garza
Amado Garza
Armando
Nita Chambers Anson
Nita Chambers
Decatur
Fort Worth
Chambers
Roy Gann
West 57Th
Dectar
The
Baptist Church
Bobby Burleson
West 28Th
E.M
Curly) Jones
J & J Steel and Supply Co
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Jones
1604
Redbud
Navarro County
Houston
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Wink and Hobbs
N.M
Jeanne Elizabeth Sheets
Carlsbad
Eagles Lodge
Craig Jones
David Jones
Don Jones
San Antonio
Marcus Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Barthers
T. G. Jones
Lolita
L. L. Jones
la Jolla, Calif
Matilda Marshall
San Angelo
Starks’ Funeral Home
Marshall
Shannon Hospital
San Marcos
St. Paul Baptist Church
Cora Pipes
Pecos
John
Fern Helen) Correll
Pecos Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Correll
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Muncy
Ind
First Christian Church
John L. Correil
David W. Correll
Merritt T. Staten JR
Sweetwater
Merritt Thomas Staten Jr
West Texas Medical Center
Abilene
McCoy Funeral Home
Merritt Thomas
Tommy J. Wilson
Mandred Mott Champers
West 22Nd
Dallas
Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home
McVean and Barlow
U.S. Army
Ronald Cate
Inwood
Rodney Nelson
Denton
R. W. Chambers
Paris
Linton Dunn
Jackson Lodge
Greater St
Tommie C. Oxford
Monahans
Tommie Cleveland
Oxford
Big Spring Veterans Hospital
First Baptist Church
Wilson- Miller Funeral Home
Monahans Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Ruby Holden
Midland Memorial Hospital
Newnie W
Calvary Baptist Church
Beverly Holden
David McElrath
A.W. Jones
Roswell
D.E. Jones
Lou Ella Gardner
Andrews
Dorothy Rodgers
Nona Lloyd
Odessa Lion Honors Leonard Todd at Downtown Lions Meeting
Major William Thomas of the Salvation Army will speak at the Downtown Lions Club Thursday noon gathering at Inn of the Golden West. During the event Odessa realtor Leonard Todd, past club president, will receive the Lions 100 percent President's Award, one of four men in Lions West Texas District 2TC to earn it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas
Salvation Army
Lions Club
Inn of the Golden West
Leonard Todd
Odessa
Service Club
Lions
Lions West Texas
Woman Sentenced For Shoplifting In Pecos Case
Mary Lopez Castillo, 36, of Pecos, was sentenced to three days in jail and fined $50 after pleading guilty to shoplifting a pair of men's trousers and two toy guns from TG Y Store at 3300 Andrews Highway on Sept 11 1971. Judge Phillip Godwin presided in Ector County Court at law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lopez Castillo
Pecos
Ector County
Phillip Godwin
Tg&y
Andrews Highway
Odessa club events and festival lineup listed
Tomorrow in Odessa key gatherings include NUUN-Downtown American Business Club at Inn of the Golden West Coachroom at noon, Odessa Rotary at noon, Tri-Service Lions at Sands Restaurant also at noon, Labor Day Festival Carnival at Ector County Coliseum grounds at 6 PM, and Ector Lions at Woodson Community Center at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NUUN
Inn of the Golden West Coachroom
Lions
Sands Restaurant
Ector County Coliseum
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Bradley
Odessans
Labor
Dolores J. Stringer
Lou Cates
Laura E. Morrow
Earl M. Carr
Shirley A. Call
Irene Dempsey
Mariano Navarrete
Susan Burwell
John C. Ray
Charlotte A. Briles
Katie L. Pace
James T. Scott
Angelita G. Fierro
Charles W. Hannah
Aubrey §. Lawrence
Charlotte A. Jetson
Lawrence T. Scogin
James Davis
Kathleen Harris
Annie L. Buels
Ludivina Gonzales
Larry 8. McAdams
Byron K. Proctor
Myrtle F. Self
Carroll H. Millhotson
Gary L. Hagler
Tommie D. McAden
Toni M. Dodson
Maria L. Massay
Maria C. Orona
Prisciliana T. Gonzales
Ida Beth Armstrong
Aby
Andrew E. Fenton
Cumberland
William H. Condry
Tony Mitchell
Alice
Fredrick Crawford
Sunset
Jose Ramirez
James Taliaferro
Richard Cruz Carrasco
Mesa
Grandview
Sharla Gail Ledbetter
East 43Rd
Patti L. Cartwright
Verde
Eastland
Sandra Scholl Moore
East 55Th
Glenda Evans McKinney
West County Road
University
Frank Lee Gentiles
Rose Bailey
Sharon Marie Moore
West University
Mike Ayres
Hancock
Karen B. Hamilton
Custer
Reba Ford Vanzandt
Bock
Cathy McCoy
East Fifth
Jerry Wayne Farquaher
East 44Th
James Hill
North Lincoln
Mable
Galindo
Manuel Galindo Suchil
West Mable
Elfrida Garcia Hernandez
North Jackson
Tom Green
Cherry Deleta Scheible
East 17Th
David Lynn Davis
North Milburn
Tony Weldon Dunn
Patton
T.R. Blades
Chickasha
County
Claude Marvin Day
Cummings Virgai
Ray Shipman
Robertson
James Robert McCulloch
C. Doug Wood
Bileesen
E. G. Roberts
Fort Stockton
E. G
Pyllis
Mildred ) Roberts
Fort Stockton Memorial Hospital
Fort Stockton Funeral Home
East Hills Cemetery
Opal Patrick
John P. Huffman
Casselberry, Fla
John Correll
Ector Lions
Woodson Community Center
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