AIDS victim Barbara Webb dies at 68 in Stuart Florida
Barbara Webb, 68, an AIDS spokesperson and grandmother of eight, died Saturday in a Stuart hospice after contracting HIV from her dentist, Dr. David Acer. Webb, diagnosed in 1990, was among six patients linked to Acer, whose cases prompted lawsuits and debate over disclosure and safety. Webb visited Acer 21 times. her husband Bob was by her side on their 45th wedding anniversary.
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David Acer
Stuart
Bob
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Bergalis
Fort Pierce
Acer
Jensen Beach
Fla
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Bob Montgomery
West Palm Beach, Fla
Michigan
Sherry Johnson
Jensen’ Beach
Montgomery
Death notices gather for Odessa and Alpine figures
Obituaries list Lloyd Dale Carter 64 of Odessa. Lorenzo Hernandez 66 of Alpine. Leslie Bowman Henderson 92 of Dublin. Myrtle Gettings 72 of New Castle. and Charles A. Tacker 55 of Odessa. Details include birthplaces, survivor names, and funeral arrangements.
Brammer, Odessa petroleum engineer, 37, dies
Brammer Gas Services Inc. owner Brammer Mark Bram mer died Friday December 16 1994 at M D Anderson Hospital Houston. Services at 2 p m today at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survived by wife Lynn Brammer Odessa sister Julie Kolb Coppell sister Gaye Shipman Odessa, stepmother Mary Brammer Texas. Arrangements by Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home.
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Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Russel
Okla
Odessa
Snyder
Faye Winogene Carter
Larry Carter
Danny Carter
Carl Carter
Suzanne Hudson
Lexington
Anna Mae Carter
Altas
Eugene Carter
Battle Creek
Mich
Betty Wilson
Marie Cloud
Lubbock
Alpine
Lorenzo Hernandez
Big Bend Regional Medical Center
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
Holy Angels
Geeslin Funeral Home
William F. DeCarbo
New Castle
Dennis Rupp
Castle View Memorial Gardens
William F
Roger M. DeCarbo
New Case
Mark Brammer
Brammer Gas Services Inc
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic
James Bridges
Odes
Lynn Brammer
Mary Brammer
Texas
Julie Kolb
Coppell
Gaye Shipman
State representative Munoz faces DWI charges in Texas
State Rep. Sergio Munoz, a 42 year old Democrat, was charged with drunken driving after a 45 mph in a 30 mph zone violation on an I 35 frontage road. He was released on a $750 personal recognizance bond and ordered to appear in January. He has no prior DWI convictions.
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Sergio Munoz
Munoz
Palmview
Mission
West Texans push bill to ban children in pickup beds statewide
In Lubbock a movement led by West Texans seeks to outlaw children riding in open pickup beds. Lt governors and DPS report 449 injuries last year and a fatal crash near Helmfield spurred action. Senator Gregory Luna filed the measure in November amid local lobbying by students and parents.
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San Antonio
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
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Chevrolet
Karen Slay
Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas critics hail Pulp Fiction as first awards winner
The Texas Film Critics Award ceremony in Austin named Pulp Fiction best film and Tarantino best director and screenplay. Samuel L. Jackson won best actor, narrowly beating John Travolta, while Reality Bites won the Lone Star Award for Texas related production. The group aims to boost Texas viewership and early film enters statewide theaters.
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Quentin Tarantino
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Dorothy and the Scarecrow wed in Abilene ceremony
Judy King and Donald Cassady tied the knot at Abilene's Second Baptist Church dressed as Dorothy and the Scarecrow. A yellow brick aisle and green palace backdrop framed the vows while Cassady sang If I Only had a Brain. Guests included maid of honor Stephanie Cozart as Glenda the Good Witch and Kelly Cozart as the Cowardly Lion.
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Judy King
Donald Cassady
Dorothy and the Scarecrow
Cassady
King
Stephanie Cozart
Glenda the Good Witch
Kelly Cozart
Lord Pitt Dies After Battle With Cancer in London
Lord Pitt, Grenadan immigrant and among the first blacks in the British Lords, died at 81 in a north London hospital after a cancer battle. A physician and politician, he led the Greater London Council as its first black chair in 1974 and was nominated to the Lords in 1975. Survived by his wife Dorothy and a son and two daughters.
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Labor
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Lipman, pianist and critic, dies at 60 in Manhattan
Samuel Lipman a pianist and music critic and publisher of The New Criterion died Saturday at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan. He was 60 and lived in Manhattan. The cause was leukemia his wife Jeaneane said. Lipman helped publish The New Criterion in 1982 after earlier work with Commentary and played a key role in a 1980 Heritage Foundation report criticizing the NEA and NEH for promoting pseudo art and pseudo scholarship.
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Manhattan
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Lipman
Heritage Foundation
National Endowment For the Arts
National Endowment For the Humanities
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Tige) Henderson
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Bo) Henderson
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