League Of Women Voters Quiz Lawmakers On Leave
Frank Crawford 17 son of Mrs. Dorothy Alderter home on leave until Dec 13 after Marine training at Camp Pendleton Calif He heads to duty at 29 Palms command school He is a former Odessa High football player. League dinner Friday includes Sen Frank Owen Rep George Cook and Rep W E Snelson interviews at Sands Motel Midland Reservations due by Thursday for Odessa Midland Leagues panel questions cover Constitution voting laws and family courts Local lawmakers Cook Owen and Snelson represent Ector and surrounding counties.
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