Jury Indicts 23 on 26 Felony Counts in Ector Case
An Ector County grand jury returned 26 open indictments against 23 people with five sealed in a session led by Foreman Norvell Harris. Indictments include an attempted murder charge against Martha Greathouse Daniels and aggravated assault, theft, credit card abuse, and burglary cases with bonds ranging from 3,000 to 16,000.
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Ector County
Joe Connally
Norvell Harris
Martha Greathouse Daniels
Holley
Angela Dawn Weigant
Weigant
Andrews Highway
William Rodney Ethridge
Clifford
Burnett Auto Sales
East Eighth
James David Wilhelm
East 11Th
William Douglas Scott
Addgeas
William Kit Bowhey
Oakwood
Juan Ramirez Hernandez
Fest
Hernandez
Bill Elms
Willam Earl Crayton
Roy Wilkerson
Mt D. Marts
Cumberland
Cynthia Patterson
Albertsons
Vernell
Lester Dunkin
West 31St
Loyd Dean Millican
Chestnut
Jerry Wayne McClinton
North Hancock
Victor A. Olivas
Olivas
Bynum
Alvis Ray Redic
Hudson
Samuel Joseph Johnson
South Texas
Lorenzo Lara Galindo Jr
North Adams
David Lynn Burch
Odessa
Inn of the Golden West
Roger A. Warford
North Lee
Kevin Grant
Santa Monica
Larry Darnell Means
Carver
East Pearl
Exxon
Interstate 20
Grant
Otis Max Pratt
West 81St
Eloy Horacino Valdez
Jack Douglas Belcher Jr
Odessa hospital names new administrator and plans expansion
Harold Boyer, 42, appointed administrator of Odessa Women and Children’s Hospital, to take post Sept 5 after serving at Texarkana Community Hospital. The facility plans a 3245 square foot addition housing laundry and a conference room. cost about $321,000 with construction slated to start around Jan 1 pending approvals.
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Harold Boyer
Odessa Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Dwight Hood
Lifemark Corp
Boyer
Ted C. Lorenz Jr
Lifemark Hospital
Covington
Texarkana Community Hospital
Lorenz
Home and Children’s
Texas Health Facilities Commission
Permian Basin Health Systems Agency
Commission
American Hospital Association
The
American Society For Hospital Personnel Directors
Texas Hospital Association
Civitans
Rotary International
Portales man named new Ector County Coliseum manager
Ector County Commissioners hired Bill E. Martin of Portales NM as the new Coliseum manager. Martin, 29, directs activities at Eastern New Mexico University and begins Oct. 1 with a salary of 20613. He is the sole candidate with substantial coliseum experience among 20 interviewed. The board postponed announcing the road and bridge supervisor choice after a 30 minute executive session, to confirm acceptance with the selected individual.
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Ector County
Bill E. Martin
Portales
N.M
Ector County Coliseum
Clyde Bush
Martin
Carroll Albritton
Albritton
Port Arthur
Eastern New Mexico University
Bill Hicks
Hicks
ENMU
Association of College Union International
National Entertainment and Campus Union Activities Association
International Association of Auditorium and Arena Managers
Southwest
Texas and New Mexico
National Entertainment and
Campus Unio Activities Association
Gary Watkins
Soviet self interest may curb tempers after airport incident
A State department official argues Moscow will avoid escalating a clash with the United States while SALT II votes loom in October or November. He notes Soviets crave ratification and may back off any punitive moves, citing continued cultural exchanges and the Bolshoi Ballet as signs tensions may subside. The metaphor of two elephants trumpeting describes the standoff as loud posturing likely to fade.
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Kremlin
United States
Senate
Washington-Moscow
Russia
Thie Inc Dent
Ent
Rudolf) Nureyev
Mikhail) Baryshnikov
Warm readings expected in Permian Basin with highs mid-90s
The National Weather Service in Midland forecasts fair skies and warm temperatures across the Permian Basin today and Wednesday with no precipitation. Highs should reach the mid-90s, overnight lows near the upper 60s, and southerly winds gusting 10 to 15 mph.
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Permian
Weather Forecast for Midland Region Airport
National Weather Service issues forecast from Midland Regional Airport. Fair today through Wednesday with highs in the mid-90s and lows around 68. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Today’s high 95, tonight low 68, tomorrow high 95, sun sets 8:18 p.m., rises Wednesday at 7:22 a.m. Year-to-date precipitation 12.18 inches.
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Permian
National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Southern Living Cooking School Comes to Ector Coliseum
The Odessa American and Southern Living magazine present a two hour cooking demonstration at Ector County Coliseum on Thursday starting at 1 p.m. The event features new recipes and techniques led by Southern Living experts Pat Pitman and Jeannette Tomb with door prizes and a take home gift package.
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Southern Living Cooking School
Ector County Coliseum
Odessa American
Southern Living Magazine
Coliseum
Southern Living
Pat Pitman
Jeannette Tomb
Vandals damage church building in Parkview incident
Odessa police investigated four vandalism incidents Monday morning. Parkview Church of Christ at 1700 Park reported 1 p.m. damage including three classroom doors a broken window and scratches on an outside wall totaling about 175 dollars.
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Parkview Church of Christ
1700
Park
Odessa
W.R. Richardson
Rt. 3
Patsy Redd
Conover
1510
East Second
Carl Edward Mitchell
1519
Multiple Death Notices From Texas Across Cities
Obituaries list Jesse A. Skaggs, 83, Fort Worth, formerly Odessa, died of heart attack. Services 10 a.m. Thursday at Sunnylane Cemetery, Midwest City. Survivors Edna, daughter Jaye Browning, grandson Gyda Louise Camp. Also memorials for Henry Floyd Spencer, 76, Midland. Charles Waddel, 92, Denver City. James Adan Tabb, 59, Odessa. Services details, burial, and survivors noted for each.
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Jesse A. Skaggs
Ardmore
Okla
Fort Worth
Odessa
Sunnylane
Midwest City
Harvey Funeral Home
Skaggs
Overbrook Indian Territory
Gyda Louise Camp
West Ada
Medical Center
Easterling- Wilson Funeral Home
Yale
Camp
Jimmy Cecil Camp
Homer Manning
Eucha
Harry V. Leach
Midland
Henry Floyd Spencer
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Newnie Ellis
Spencer
Garnett
Kan
Miller
Maxine Arnold
Chicago
el Paso
Richard S. Spencer
Thomas S. Spencer
James A. Spencer
Missouri
Denver
Charles Waddel
Denver City
Bethel Baptist Church
Denver City Memorial Park
Singleton Funeral Home
Waddel
Chaparral Lodge
Justice of the Peace
A.G. Brantley
Bosque County
Yoakum County
Sterling City
Raymond Waddel
Plains
Fred Higgins
Santa Rosa
N.M
James A
James Adan
North Milburn
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
County and District Court Records From Local Mails
Marriage licenses issued for Hubert Eldon Palmer Jr and Linda Chery Estes Alfredo Chapa and Estella Villanueva Villarreal Ricardo Rios and Kaye Lynn Frederick Tomas Soto Beser and Virginia Renterla Gordon Geers and Sandra Hubnik Divorce suits filed include Irby Acosta vs Alice Acosta Mary Lou Linder vs Ernest Linder Frankie Silvas vs Hortencia Silvas Samuel Clark vs Deborah Clark Teddy Miller vs Juanita Miller Patricia Ann Smith vs Richard Smith Admitted patients list at Medical Center Hospital includes Irene Jacques Tony Holland Marjorie Culpepper and many others plus births at Women's and Children's Hospital include Johnny and Mrs McDowell Gomez and Downen.
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Hubert Eldon Palmer Jr
Linda Chery Estes
Alfredo Chapa
Estella Villanueva Villarreal
Ricardo Rios
Kaye Lynn Frederick
Tomas Soto Beser
Virginia Renterla
Gordon Geers
Sandra Hubnik
Irby David Acosta
Alice Acosta
Mary Lou Linder
Ernest D. Linder
Frankie Silvas
Hortencia Silvas
Samuel Jessie Clark
Deborah Cecile Clark
Teddy Mac Miller
Juanita O Miller
Patricia Ann Smith
Richard Bellwood Smith
Harwell
Richard Elmore
Virginia M. Holt
Evelyn O. Lewis
Meria M Sarabia
Olten H. Showers
James J. Fulton
Michael T Nabarrette
Nancy §. Jones
Elsie Williamson
William O. Barton
Nettie B. Taylor
James G. Carson
Bill Brindle
Frankie M. Heatherly
Elfette Wade
Octavio
Sujan
Joe R. Blackwell
L.B. Anderson
Robert C. Kelley
Flora E.weddel
Darra
L.ae
Guadalupe Munoz
Jesse Zambripa
Monty G Perkins
Gill
Pittman
Larry Kennedy
Susanae Blanco
Vernon McKenzie
Richard K McKelvein
Johnnie Golden
Clarence Smith
Canuto Arellano
Phyllis R. Rhodes
Doel A. al Ae Moss
Pavla Jorden
L. Doss
Raymond V
Women’s and Children's Hospital
Rths
Johnny McDowell
Newcomb
Peter Gomez
McCamey
Gary Davis
Lamar
Far
Ewing Downen
West Seth
Zavala First Day Seen As Busy Prep In Zavala District
Mary Jaramillo, a second grade teacher in Zavala, readies her classroom for the new school year due to open at 8 30 a m Wednesday. Parents and students have spent days on registration shopping for supplies clothing and obtaining vaccines amid ongoing back to school activity.
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Zavala
Mary Jaramillo
Community meeting reminders for Odessa area clubs
At 10 AM Overeaters Anonymous Group 2623 meets at St Paul Presbyterian Church 3102 East University. At noon Downtown Rotary Club gathers at Inn of the Golden West. Also noon Tri-Service Lions Club at Sands Restaurant, Odessa Civitan at Branding Iron, and Chaparral Toastmasters at Bonanza Steakhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Presbyterian Church
East University
Rotary Club
Inn of the Golden West
Noon — Tri-Service Lions Club
Sands Restaurant
Correction on St John’s Episcopal Day School class start date
The Odessa American corrects that classes at St. John’s Episcopal Day School at 401 West County Road begin Wednesday. Classes now start on Wednesday September 5, not the previously reported date.
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Odessa American
St. John's Episcopal Day School
West County Road
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Geen
Hestie
Baleen
Tivebdlgatelt
Tillman E. Byrum
North Jackson
Rose Nell Williams
Kermit Highway
Gabriel Huerta
Pilgrim Pride Foods
South Grandview
Heesta
OWCH
New Mexico
Teen Coliseum
Henry Spencer
Tabb
Justice of Peace
Virgil Lumpee
Cason
Hobbs
Hamil Machine Shop
Dorothy
Rhonda Mankin
Kay Sturbibant
Isbelle
Stephen Tabb
Roy Tabb
Charles Henderson
Crane
James Henderson
Camden,Ark
W.L. Henderson
Don Henderson
Ima Jean Rogers
Ammie Merle Boyd
Eunice, N.M
Hazle Fleeners
Oklahoma
James Tabb
Mack Swindier
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