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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1990

Page

10

Shrimpers warn of Gulf ban amid fishing cutbacks

Shrimpers in Brownsville warn they would be driven out of business if shrimping were banned in the Gulf of Mexico from May through July. The Gulf council proposes tighter limits on sport and commercial fishing to curb red snapper by reducing the daily bag limit, cutting commercial catch, and possibly closing shrimping during spring. More than 400 attended a Brownsville hearing as part of 11 public sessions on the plan.

Brownsville Gulf of Mexico Gulf Davenport Jim Goates Sewell Ford

Plane Crash Kills Pilot Near San Antonio

In north Bexar County a single engine plane crashed in brush country during a Fredericksburg to San Antonio trip. The crash occurred around 3 a.m. two miles west of U S Highway 281. Pilot William Tatum, 26, died. Passenger Lorne Webster, 25, was listed in stable condition at Brooke Army Medical Center. Frederick Deseyso of Civil Air Patrol described the incident.

San Antonio Brush Country Bexar County Fredericksburg U.S. Highway 281 Frederick Deseyso Civil Air Trol William Tatum Lorne Webster Brooke Army Medical Center

Trustees OK 3.3 Million Bank Loan and Staff Changes

The board approved a 3.3 million loan from First City Bank to cover expenses until tax revenues arrive in late December or January. They also announced resignations and hirings across elementary and secondary levels at multiple campuses, plus a consultant hire for the UIL/academic programs.

First City Bank Kara Gann Blackshear Pinkie Johnson Goliad Ruth Ann McQuitty Cameron Theresa Munson Lamar Early Katherine New San Jacinto Jerry Burger Nimitz Jose Lozoya Odessa High School Ross May OHS Erlene Nealiegh Ector Richard Poindexter Hood Junior High Maria Alvarez Zavala Penny Black Noel Richard Harriman Bond Judy Lynn Russell Gonzales Patricia Brio Clark

Enrollment Surges At OC In 1990 Fall Term

Cumulative enrollment reaches 4,297 for the 1990 fall semester, up over 700 from 1989. Daily enrollment climbs to 693 as classes begin. OC hires four part time math instructors and one full time English instructor to meet demand amid a surge mainly from the Permian Basin. Late registrations could push totals toward a 1982 peak of about 5,100.

Miles A. Eckert OC Services Eckert Permian Speegie

Odessa Impatient for Extended Area Calling Plan

Residents in Odessa express interest in a long distance option between Midland and Odessa. The plan could begin in April 1991 if the PUC approves. Only 14 percent of Southwestern Bell subscribers make five or more calls monthly between the two cities, while mixed reactions from local business leaders surface. The PUC previously allowed fixed rates in less populated areas with governing body approval.

Bell Sollowa PUC Southwestern Bell Houston Dallas- Fort Sann Antonio Fom Midland Odessa Solloway

Proposal for offshore port backed by Sharp

Railroad Commissioner John Sharp urged Texas officials to back an 18 company plan for a $1.2 billion deepwater oil terminal 27 miles off the Texas coast to cut spill risk. He cited Galveston spills, North American port data, and a Louisiana offshore terminal as safety comparisons.

Austin Texas John Sharp Galveston Sharp Gulf Galveston Bay Houston Ship Channel Mega Borg Veston Houston New Orleans Louisiana

John Willis Jr. services set for Odessa man

Funeral services for John Jerome Willis Jr., 65, of Odessa are scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at Temple Baptist Church with Revs. Jerry Thorpe and Griffin Jones officiating. Burial will follow at Odessa Cemetery. Willis died Tuesday at Medical Center Hospital after a short illness. He was born February 13, 1925, in Beaumont and lived in Odessa since 1927. He owned Permian Movers and J.J. Willis Trucking Co, and was an agent for Atlas Van Lines. He was a UT Austin graduate in traffic management and business and a member of Theta Xi, Chuck W Gang, Pilots Club of Austin, and Temple Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife Vashti, a son, three daughters, a mother, four brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

John Jerome Willis Jr Odessa Temple Baptist Church Jerry Thorpe Griffin Jones Willis Medical Center Hospital Beaumont Vashti Berry Permian Movers J.J. Willis Trucking Co Atlas van Lines Odessa High School Universe of Texas At Austin Theta Xi Fraternity Chuck W. Gang The Pilots Club of Austin John Jerome Willis II Laura Ann Myers Mary Jane Briscoe Michelle Martinez el Paso Adele Willis Hardy Willis Fred Willis Palmer Willis Joe Willis Dallas Mary Rhodes Sara Harrington Becky Hardin Lubbock Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Ralph Victor Ackerman Robert Guido Sunset Memorial Gardens Mr. Ackerman Pawhuska Okla Katherine Darossett Walters Snyder Electra High School Wichita Falls Junior College Midwestern University Southwest Pacific 535Th Engineers Gulf Oil Co el Paso Scottish Rite Boy Scouts of America First United Methodist Church Jesse Hunter Clarkson Robert Bratcher Clarkson McKinney Maxine M. Cooper Plainview Las Cruces N.M American National Mentie Stewart

Patsy Glenn Graveside Rites In Monahans

Graveside services for Patsy May Glenn 47 of Monahans scheduled 11 a.m. today at Monahans Cemetery. She died Monday at Ward Memorial Hospital born October 16 1942 in Bayfield Colorado a homemaker and Baptist. Survivors include three sons Samuels Dean Samuels Michael Samuels all of Phoenix a daughter Ella Glenn of Monahans her mother Mary McMillen of Monahans and sister Betty Ditomske of California. Harkey Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements.

Monahans Patsy May Glenn Glenn Ward Memorial Hospital Bayfield Colo Samuels Dean Samuels Michael Samuels Phoenix Ariz Ella Glenn Mary McMillen Betty Ditomske California Harkey Funeral Chapel

Beauchamp and Clarkson Obituaries From Odessa Area

Graveside rites for Norma Jean Beauchamp 62 of Van Horn are set in Odessa Cemetery with Rev. Jim Anders. She was a pharmacist, native of Stephenville, lived in Van Horn 20 years, and left a son and sister as survivors. Also, services for Jesse Hunter Clarkson 79 of Odessa are planned, a WWII veteran and former insurance manager, with survivors including two daughters and a sister. Virginia Meyer 66 of Odessa died Friday, with services in Odessa. she served in the Navy and had four brothers and a daughter as survivors. Burial followed in Sunset Memorial Gardens with arrangements by Dr Frank W Wilson Directors.

Norma Jean Beauchamp van Horn Odessa Jim Anders Lan, Beauchamp Stephenville Epg Henderson Collins Drug Store Brownwood High School University of Texas School of Pharmacy Culberson Stal Coe Rew Martin Beauchamp O van Horn Jimmy Helen’’ Wilson Virginia Meyer Community Bible Church Jimmy McCutcheon Sunset Memorial Gardens Ms. Meyer Phildelphia Penn Cleveland U.S. Navy Community Bible - Church Virginia Walker Phoenix Ariz Ernest Walter Meyer Reinhold Meyer Florida Alfred Meyer Phoneix Harry Meyer Pennsylvania Frank W. Wilson

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Blues April Carey Paul Hagerty Stevie Ray Vaughan East Troy Wis Gulf States ECIS Patti Joan Thrasher Pease Michael Howard Ardis Linda Dorothy Brown Ector Junior High Richard Gitchell Permian High School Philip Ray Pearson Jennifer Lorraine Platen Crockett Junior High James Philip Porter Hood Junior Tina Annette Prentice Keith A. Dial UIL Permian Basin Speegle Silvia Valenzuela JC Penney Co Hola Greg Be Oy Pat Golden Golden Sales Gingerbread John Willis Jr Patsy Glenn Ralph Ackerman Norma Beauchamp Jesse Clarkson
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