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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1978

Page

3

LBJ Brother Sam Johnson Buried Near His Kin at GB Ranch

Lyndon B Johnson’s brother Sam Houston Johnson was laid to rest near family in the Hill Country at the GB Ranch cemetery along the Pedernales. Lady Bird Johnson and daughter Sue Nugent attended. The 64 year old died of lung cancer in an Austin hospital after a life marked by storms and church attendance. A 35 minute service featured a reading of Isaiah and a family hymn as mourners gathered under a funeral tent then traveled 65 miles to the family ranch.

Stone Wald Texas Sam Houston Johnson London Apo Lbes Josefa Johnson Mossa GB Ranch Pedernates Lady Bird Johnson Sue Johnson Nugent Calvin Cook Johnson Austin Presidents Cook

Bidding Conference for Pecos Valley Project Tetras

General contractors may bid on total project work or portions thereof for electrical plumbing metal fabrication machine and welding, prefabricated buildings, concrete work, fence installation, and fabricated metal structures. Bidders' Conference starts 9:00 a.m. Monday December 18 1978 at Pecos Valley Country Club Pecos.

Texas Tech University and Honeywell, Inc Pecos Valley Country Club Sun and Palm Street Pecos Texas Tetras

Examiner ties shells to Swink in West Texas killings

Firearms examiner Herman Welon Swink testified that six spent shotgun shells found near the house came from a shotgun in the defendant Roy Glenn Swink's bedroom closet. Texas Ranger and Dr. Jarrett Williams described victims and blood evidence linking Roy Glenn Swink to the January 24, 1978, slayings of Herman Swink, Tone Swink, and Royce Swink, while the defense argued uncertainty about blood origins and a possible intruder.

Haskell Texas West Texas Roy Glenn Swink Swink Royce Herman Welon Swink Ilene Swink Allen Jones Dallas County Forensic Laboratory Texas Ranger Herman Swink Tone Swink Royce Swink

Jurors view gruesome murder photos in Grijalva trial

Jurors in the capital murder trial of David Grijalva examined six gruesome photos of Jeanette Powers’s mutilated body as the case nears closing. They had not, initially, been shown the 11 sexual-posed images of Grijalva and his ex wife but the panel later saw them, though some would not be shown to jurors. The state seeks the death penalty with the defense preparing its rebuttal after evidence rests.

Fort Worth Texas David Grijalva Grijalva Gallup N.M Amarillo Tom Cave Cave Miss Sutton

Houston Opens New Passport Office in One Allen Center

The Houston passport office began operation with a ribbon cutting attended by federal officials and local leaders. Deputy Assistant Secretary Hume A Horan projected processing about 250000 passports annually as the center serves Texas and nearby states, expanding after an initial walk-in month.

Houston Louisiana One Allen Center Texas Hume A Horan State Department Louie Welch Chamber of Commerce Jim McCann New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma Kansas Colorado

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