Second Moon Trek Returns to Taurus-Littrow Peaks
The crew continued the geology field trip at Taurus Littrow, collecting rock samples and photographing craters as Schmitt and Cernan described a high mountain view near South Massif. They described the landscape as colorless and difficult to gauge distance, then enjoyed easier downhill motion in the lunar gravity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cernan
Young
Crater
Schmitt
Taurus-Littrow
Caryyhe
Mission Control
South Massif
Pispoint
Thieu proposes Christmas cease fire and talks plan
Kissinger to report back during Christmas or January as Thieu urges a cease fire, prisoner release, and negotiations with the Communists to win public support for Nixon. Washington silent while Hanoi and Viet Cong reject the overture and accuse U S of delaying a ceasefire to push Vietnamization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thieu
Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Washington
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Israel Seeks Readiness for Interim Pact Says Allen
Deputy prime minister Allen outlines why Israel wants the U S East ready for an interim agreement. He cites Egyptian and Syrian threats, warns against triggering renewed fighting, and says a revived initiative should come only when Arabs accept 1967 losses or deem settlement unlikely without greater powers' pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Allen
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Jerusalem
United States
Pecan Show Preparations Underway in Midland
Midland staff report last minute setup for the West Texas Regional Pecan show at Dellwood Plaza Mail opening Thursday through Saturday. Entries include divisions for all pecan varieties and contests for heaviest nut and highest kernel percent, with separate class for native or seedling pecans. Texas A&M pecan specialists, county home agents, and industry representatives will present displays and conduct cookery demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
West Texas
Dellwood Plaza
Charles Green
Midland County Agricultural
Texas A&m University
Green
Dairy Council
Texas Electric Service Co
Pioneer Natural Gas
PJCS Funds To Be Cut Under New Funding Method
The Permian Junior College System faces reduced state funds under a new funding method based on contact hours. For 1973-74 and 1974-75 the board recommended $1,333,970 for academic funds each term, down from requested amounts of $1,691,608 and $1,750,334, while vocational funds were cut from $1,190,054 and $1,428,05 to $740,872 and $826,071 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Permian
PJCS
Legislative Budget Board
Austin
County Court Marriage Licenses and District Court Filings
County Court issued marriage licenses for John Dwight Jippard and Ana Victoria Ares and others including Ronald Pinkstaff and Deborah Whiefied and more. District Court filings list several civil suits, names, and defendants. medical center notes admissions and discharges for December 12 with long lists of patients. Births, dispositions, and traffic accidents follow with numerous names, locations, and minor damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dwight Jippard
Ana Victoria Ares
Ronald Sanley Pinkstaff
Deborah Lynn Whiefied
Terry Dewayne Erwin
Susan Deseen Graham
Glenn Leroy Teavens
Nellie Marie Fuson
Lebrado Sarchez Agatas
Maria Luisa Royo
Preston Senniston
Hope
Wine Picher
Daniel Sanchez Dominguez
Warda Lee Kurinez
Juan Masses
Mill Masses
Jere Munoz Bande
Abstra
Billboards Boost Ad Campaign in Midland
Midland launches a five billboard national advertising push to attract industry via the Wall Street Journal. The Spirit of Sum Medlin proclaims the town, with a modern design noting Midland Industrial Foundation. Frontier Advertising provided the boards. funding comes from the City of Midland, the Midland Board of Realtors, Midland Jaycees, and the chamber. Medlin, an 1860s barefoot antelope hunter, is the symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Wall Street Journal
Sum Medlin
Midland Industrial Foundation
Frontier Advertising Company
H. A. Tuck
Midland Chamber of Commerce
Chambers Publicity Committee
City of
Midland Board of Realtors
Midland Jaycees
Chamber
Tuck
Medlin
Man Pleads Guilty After Charge Reduced
Jiles McCullough, 31, of 401 South Sam Houston entered a guilty plea in 161st District Court to a reduced aggravated assault charge in the Oct. 9, 1871 shooting of Dorothy Wallace, 23, of 213 Carver. He was placed on two years probation instead of two years in county jail after the district attorney recommended the reduction from assault with intent to murder. Tom Sneed of Odessa defended him as evidence was presented by stipulation and McCullough testified he had no prior felony convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiles McCullough
South Sam Houston
161St
Dorothy Wallace
Carver
Ector County
Attormney
Dennis Cadra
McCullough
Wallace
Tom Sneed
Odessa
Tomorrow In Odessa schedule of noon and evening meetings
Tomorrow in Odessa a 9:30 A.M. AARP at East Side Recreation Hall. Noon events include Downtown Lions Inn of the Golden West Ballroom Odessa Civitan Bonanza Steak House and Sandhills American Business Club at Sands Restaurant. 6:30 P.M. Evening Lions at Sands Restaurant. 7:30 P.M. Ector County School Board at Administration Building and Odessa Toastmistress Club at KOSA TV conference room North Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
East Side Recreation Hall
Downtown
Lions
Inn of the Golden West
Sandhills
Sands Restaurant
Odessa Toastmistress Club
Kosa-Tv
North Whitaker
Funeral services set for Calanchi and Rodriguez victims
Funeral services are planned for Sabrina S. Calanchi 32 of Monahans and Rojero F. Rodriguez 35 of Fort Stockton who died Monday after a pickup truck crash on Interstate 20 near Penwell. Calanchi will be buried in Monahans with services at St. John Catholic Church and a cousin, Jerald Salgado, in guarded condition. Rodriguez’s service is set in Sanderson at St. James Catholic Church with burial in Santa Rita Cemetery. Rodriguez a highway department technician and Army veteran, survived by his parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabrina S. Calanchi
Monahans
Rojero F. Rodriguez
Fort Stockton
Interstate 20
Penwell
Calanchi
Justice of the Peace
Manuel Valles
Rodriguez
Medical Center
St. John Catholic Church
Wilson-Miller Funeral Home
Alpine
Jimmy
Jacob
Jerald Salgado
Raymond Santiago
Hertacia Rameriz
Demming
N.M
Eladin Salgado
Jeneaben Aguilar
San Antonio
Bessie Brooks
Horse Cave
Martin Salgado
Jerald
St. James Catholic Church
Sanderson
Santa Rita
Rock Springs
Highway Department
U.S. Army
Santiago Rodriguez
Julian Rodriguez
Ysmael Levva
Pecos
Hershel H. Kinsey
Midland
Nevale W
Ind
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Odessa
McQueen and Clevenger
B.L. McFarland Co
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Julia
Victor Kinsey
John Kinsey
Gainesville
Dick Kinsey
Austin
Julia Kinsey
J.M. Louro
J.N. Kinsey
Frankenmuth. Mich
O.B. Peterson
Elmhurst
Paul Terwilliger
Elmwood
Midland man sentenced for heroin possession in 142nd Court
Felix Reyes 37 of California and formerly of Midland received a five year term in the State penitentiary after pleading guilty to possession of heroin. He was arrested January 19, 1971, when police raided his Midland residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Felix Reyes
California
142Nd District Court
Ector County ISD board to set quarterly schedule
The Ector County Independent School District board will decide the number of days for the three quarters of the 1973-74 term at its December meeting set for 7 30 p m Thursday in the administration building at Fifth and Lee. State law requires a shift from two semesters to quarters next term and a fourth quarter is optional at district cost. The agenda also lists 19 members for the 1973-74 textbook committee and approval of spring trips for high school bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County Independent School District Board of Trustees
Fighth and Lee
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Utpb Rugby Chargers
Medical Center Hospital
Norace Sproul
Margaret FP
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E’ose
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Debra A. Hayete
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Cathy G Franca
Rose E Kimbrel
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Odie Burke
Reta Wage
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Gaines Morgan
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Omelia Haynes
Lillie Smith
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Mary Martinez
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Ruby Roberts
Alice Havens
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Riley Griffin
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Jessie Garcia
Peter Lewis
Salvador Hinojos
Kenneth Ray Guillory
Donald Wayne Martin
Robert Dwayne Martin
Curtis Rateliff
Jimmy Hemp
Dennis Wallace
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East Lint
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Kennedy
Andrews Highway
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Kelly
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Robertson and University
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University of Tulsa
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Pend
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Zackieriah Taylor Rowe
Morris County
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Dangerfield
The
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Richard Rowe
Dallas
Maxine Minshew
Louella Glover
Vera Harris
Mesquite
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Diana
Mary Fincher
Linden
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Oregon
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Fannie Serverson
Amarillo
J.D. Rowe
Tyler
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Hazel Bricker Pepper
Rogers
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Veda Jo Padgett
Petal
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J.A. Washington
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John Ann Washington
Cameron
Audry M
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Denver City
Pleasant Hill
Yoakum County Hospital
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Singleton Funeral Home
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Adcock
James W
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James W. Adcock
Wayne Adcock
Heart Perkins
Calers
Okla
Floyd Dunn
Stanton
Seldon Dunn
Springfield
Vada Menicks
Big Spring
Nelda Whittes
Belew
Beulah E. Jones Hobbs
First Presbyterian Church
Beulah E. Jones
Lea General Hospital
Prairie Haven Cemetery
Order of the Eastern Star
Griffin Funeral Home
Clarksville
Raby V. Culp
Ector County Coliseum
Paul A. Rix
Helen Margaret Howard
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Raymond Copeland
Margaret Grinstead
Virgil Graham
Ackerly
Dick Graham
Charlie Graham
Electra Mae Scriones
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Oklahoma City
Wayland
Scrivner
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Sallie Hornbeck
Spokane
Wash
Mattie Hudson
Mark Harden
Jesse T. Ryals
Robert Massie
Grover Eugene Ryals
Shannon Hospital
Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens
Fannin County
Ryals
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Madaline
Thomas H. Ryals
Alton Ryals
Bland
Cecil O'Neal Ryals
Ginger Gillispie
Gatesville
Gerri Beeman
Houston
Laverne Boulch
Festus
Lene Porter
Waco
Bernice Bailey
Severn, Md
E.W. Halfast
Newnie W. Ellis
Midland Memorial Hospital
Resthaven Memorial Park
Mannington
Halfast
University of Oklahoma
Phillips Petroleum
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Geological Society
Frank Soukup Hobbs
Frank Soukup
Prairie Haven
Soukup
Minnesota
Hobbs
Lillian
Mildred Gueterslok
Plains
Darlene Meta
Adolph Soukup
Cambridge
Minn
Henry Soukup
George Anderson
Pine City
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