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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1972

Page

7

Controversial Annexation Plan Moves Forward in Odessa

City officials promise final readings on annexation ordinances bringing in about 1900 residents and boosting tax revenue of roughly 212895 annually. Amid fierce protests over Country Club Estates and industrial district plans, the council set a 9 a.m. Tuesday session to approve measures including a new South Odessa industrial zone and changes to utilities and development rules.

Sandy Havener Country Club United States Cambodia Odessa Odessa American Country Club Estates North Golder Monahans Draw Future Directions Johnnie Fields Council University of Texas Dallas Marvin Springer FDC FCC U. 20 City

Water Use On Increase by Colorado River District

Deliveries by the Colorado River Municipal Water District in November edged past the prior year by about 3 million gallons, totaling 1,190,883,400. Municipal demand fell 54 million to 683,484,000, while industrial and oil field use rose 57 million to 507,399,400. Cities varied with Odessa up 3 percent, Big Spring up 4.5 percent, Snyder down, Stanton up 95 percent, and Midland down 5.64 percent. For 11 months, cities consumed 11.700,795,000 gallons (up 14.82 percent). oil companies 5.508,309,484 gallons (up 73.56 percent). total district deliveries 17,209,104,484 gallons (up 22.77 percent).

Odessa Big Spring Snyder Stanton Midland

Revenue Sharing Funds Kept On Time Deposit For Study

Ector County received 245872 dollars in revenue sharing funds to be placed on time deposit while officials study allocation. County Auditor Bill Hicks urged earning interest. officials noted federal questions on spending. Meeting also lauded for coliseum upgrades and discussed VOLS donations, park needs, and bids for trucks and equipment.

Howard Hunt Ector County Bill Hicks Bill F:lms Michael Barney Hicks Earney Odessa Chamber of Commerce Chamber Chamber of Commerce Rudy Juedeman Juedeman Commissioners Court Barney Farney VOLS Lakeview Park Park Department Pagewood US 80 Clyde Addition Richwood Ivy Lane Country Club Estates Amoco Production Co Foster Street C.E. Arnold Penwell Texas Association of Counties Jones Brothers Desert Paving, Inc Hurt, Inc Dallas Nurseries Southwest Landscape Co Foreman Electric Co Ector Kelly Turner U. S. Department of Treasury Washington D.C Congress Valta (Vickie) Davis Judie Mobbs Dale Walker Jim Reese United States

Meadows Gets Doctor's Visit

Convicted killer Johnny Meadows received a jail cell visit from a doctor on Saturday night after he complained of feeling puny. Dr. Robert L. Wright prescribed medication and brief follow up was noted by Deputy Bill Schell. District attorney investigator Tom Barker said Meadows reported infection in sinus or ear.

Johnny Meadows Bill Schell Sheriff's Department Robert L. Wright Meadows Tom Barker

Burglaries Investigated in Odessa Area Break-ins

Lawmen Monday followed leads in two burglaries. A break in at Odessa Motors at 1510 East Second reported Sunday damaged a cigarette and a candy vending machine. Herb F. File reported a window broken at a vacant house he owned with $20 damage.

Odessa Motors East Second Herb F. File Melody Lane

PHS Ticket Sale Opens on Tuesday for 4A semifinal

Permian Panthers face Dallas Skyline Raiders in a Saturday 2 p.m. playoff at W T Barrett Stadium. Tickets go on sale Tuesday 8 a.m. to PHS season ticket holders with prices $3 for adults, $1 for students in advance. gate prices higher. General sale runs Thursday 8 a.m. to Friday 5 p.m. with limited capacity and possible temporary bleachers. Local buyers may get returns on Saturday morning.

T. Barrett Stadium Permian Panthers Dallas Skyline Raiders PHS OHS Ector Odessa

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Colorado River Municipal Water District San Angelo Downs Clark, Inc Hobbs Trailers County Road and Bridge Department French Tool and Supply Co Odessa Motor Co Sewell Motor Co Pitney Bowes Ector County Coliseum State Chemical Co Basco Chemical and Supply Regal Supply and Chemical Jack Brewer Barrett Stadium
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