Odessa Chamber awards highlight business and citizenship honors
At the Odessa Chamber of Commerce 58th annual banquet at the Odessa Hilton, Phillips Petroleum Co. received the outstanding business award and E M Schur earned the citizenship award. UT PB president Duane Leach urged a shared vision and regional cooperation for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
New Odessa Hilton
Phillips Petroleum Co
E.M
Ernie’ Schur
Phillips
Don Williams
Chamber
John Maharg
Permian Basingion
Schur
InterFirst Bank Odessa
Federal Reserve Board
Dallas
Attorney found dead in vehicle near Pecos
Reeves County DPS reports an Albuquerque attorney aged 58, Jack Hertz, was found dead in his late model Chevrolet after a rollover onto a pasture six miles south of Pecos on U.S. 285. An autopsy was ordered by Peace Justice Cliff Preslar, with the body taken to a Pecos funeral home.
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Pecos
Albuquerque
N.M
Jack Hertz
U.S. 285
Reeves County
DPS
Hertz
Reeves County Peace
Cliff Preslar
Burglary reported at two Odessa residences
Odessa police log notes Albert L Burns of 1302 W Clifford Ave reports three firearms valued at 596 taken from his home between 11 am and 12 30 pm Thursday with a back door left unlocked. Daniel Nunez Martinez of 4100 Tanglewood Ave No 157 reports three firearms a gold watch a piggy bank and a penny jar total value 1080 stolen from his residence between 1 and 730 pm Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Burns
W. Clifford Ave
Daniel Nunez Martinez
Tanglewood Ave
Obituary notices from Texas towns detail several funerals
A batch of short notices reports funerals and memorials across Crane Midland Seminole and Odessa. Included are services for Marvin Fann 72 Crane Jerl Burns 20 Midland William Feeler 84 and Ruble Daniel 73 with burial details and home locations. Also listed are Naomi Wright Katie Arnold and others with limited details plus birth dates and places where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Jerl Scott Burns
Ellis Funeral Home
J.B. Stewart
Resthaven Memorial Park
Burns
Carolyn Myers
Odessa
R.W.A. Drilling Co
Ralph
Dan”’ Daniel
R.P. Ward
Seminole Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Daniel
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Eastland
Odessa Clements
Marietta
Oklo
Greyhound Bus Line
Wichita Falls
Seminole
First Baptist Church
Jean Dickenson
D.J. Daniel
Brownwood
Celebrities Arrested In Odessa Crime Stoppers Fundraiser
Odessa Crime Stoppers launches a celebrity roundup to raise funds for rewards. About 18 media and business figures plus local officials volunteer to be “arrested” and held in the new city jail from 5 PM to midnight. Donors pledge up to 1,000 per arrestee to support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kufo-Fm
Ben Scott
Ray Sharman
Odessa
Milton Tharp
Tharp
New Odessa
Bridge widening begun on Pecos River span
The Pecos River Bridge on FM 1053 between Crane and Pecos counties begins widening this week. Reece Construction Co. Inc. of Scandia Kansas will work 175 days on a $260000 project, starting at the north approach. William Glenn Fort Stockton resident engineer leads the job with W A Lancaster Odessa district engineer supervising.
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Pecos River
Crane
Pecos
Highway Department
Charles Muery
Texas Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Reece Construction Co. Inc
Scandia
Muery
William Glenn
Fort Stockton
W.A. Lancaster
Odessa
Pipeline to run 1200 miles from California to Texas
A 1200 mile 30 inch crude oil pipeline from Las Flores Canyon near Santa Barbara to the Permian Basin is planned to start construction late next year. Project manager Ron Hinn said it would be the first major west to east crude line in the United States. More than 50 government permits must be approved and an environmental impact study will follow public input. The line would carry about 300,000 barrels of oil daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Calif
California
Texas
San Bernardino County
United States
Ron Hinn
All American Pipeline Co
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Hinn
Bureau
State Lands Commission
Santa Barbara
Las Flores Canyon
Permian Basin
7-Eleven to Install ATMs in Texas Stores
Southland Corp and First Texas Savings Associa tion signed an agreement to install automated teller machines in about 1,000 7-Eleven stores across Texas. The ATMs will accept MPACT Pulse Texas Money Maker and Teller 24 cards plus American Express Visa and MasterCard. Cash withdrawals balance inquiries and other banking functions will be offered with installations starting spring 1984 and completing by summer 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Southland Corp
First Texas Savings Association
MPACT
Pulse
Texas Money Maker
Teller
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Odessa Chamber
Phillips Petroleum
Judy Paine
John Landgraf
John Montford
Clubbock
Tom Craddick
R-Midland
Midland Chamber of Commerce
Grant Billingsley
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Dee Farnum
Pecos Chamber
Donnie Miller
Homer Stewart
Stewart
Art Lish
Lish
Midland County
Duane Leach
University of Texas of
Leach
University
Ernie’’ Schur
Rick Brennan
Eric Metzger
Bert
Ernie
The
West Texas Association For the Education of Young Children
Rene Pena
Community Education Service
Marvin Fann
Marvin Akers Fann
John Ballard
Mr. Fann
Golden Manor
Dalton
Esther Elizabeth Cline
Fann
Jerl Burns
J. Burns
Paul Wayne Burns
Jerald Ray Burns Jr
Toby Burns
Jamie Burns
Kenneth Vandiver
George Vandiver
Douglas Vandiver
Johnny Vandiver
Phillip May
Melody Burns
Marsha Goodman
Loree Hambrice
Carolyn Somers
Dianna Lewis
William Feeler
William J. Feeler
Wedgewood Ave
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Mr. Feeler
Medical Center Hospital
Ruble
Ira Hutchison
Mesquite
Cletus Moore
Valley View
Tony D. Moore
Savoy
Britton Roberson
Britton
Hubert Roberson
Southside Baptist Church
John Ludat
Roberson
Memorial Hospital
Malakoff
Frances Berry
Byers
Jimmy Ray Roberson
Calera
Okla
Virginia Cates
Portales
Donna Walker
Brenda Swint
Plainview
Naomi Wright
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Katie Arnold
Katie M. Arnold
Westview Manor Nursing Home
Gerda
Cpl. C.B. Choate
Kmid-Tv
Mike Barker
Ktpx-Tv
Carl Rogers
Kosa-Tv
J. Gordon Lunn
KOZA
Woody Stevenson
Scott and
Sharman
Kqip-Fm
John Roman
Ray Hennagh
KYXX
Mel Turner
KRIG
John Welch
Jim Mantell
Knfm-Fm
Bill Brawder
Kwmj-Fm
Jim Reese
Bill Elms
Elms-Faris
Albert Dale
Industrial Communications
Texas Commerce Bank
Glenn Atkins
University of Texas of the
Ken Brodnax
Odessa American
7-Eleven