Texas Gulf Sulphur Insider Trading Case Rejected by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied a hearing for Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. and nine officials, ending appeals over insider trading in a case tied to a 1964 zinc and copper discovery. Courts held press releases misleading, and several officers are required to return gains from trades made before the public release. The decision could affect SEC oversight of corporate press releases and disclosure of operations.
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Washington
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Supreme Court
Lewer
Securities & Ex
Potter Stewart
Harry A. Blackmun
Texas Gulf
Timmins
Ontario
Canada
U.S
New York City
SEC
Lennons Return To Court In Custody Visit Clash
Houston AP Lennons John and Yoko left Houston after vowing a court fight over visitation with Kyoko eight, the child from Mrs Lennons former marriage. Cox held the child at a friend’s home with witnesses, denying visits. Lawyer Marr will pursue contempt action for alleged visitation violation.
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Houston
John Lennon
Lennons
Kyoko
Ed Marr
Cox
Lennon
State District Court
Peter S. Solito
Odessa American publication data and pricing page
The Odessa American publishes daily from 2 Bet Street Odessa Texas. It is entered in the Odessa Post Office as second class matter under The Act. Subscriptions and home delivery: Odessa and East County $2.58 per month, Retell Trading Zone $1.00 per month, All Other Zones 35 cents per week. By Mail: 32.50 per year, 7.00 per 3 months.
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Odesss
Texas
Odessa Aerican
Bet Street
Odessa
Odesse American
Ouse
E County
Five DWI Suspects Freed On Bond In Odessa Area
Five men posted $500 bond each and were released from Ector County jail. Billy Joe Harmon 35 from near Dart Drive In area arrested 1 05 a m Saturday on U S 385. Benny Dean Redders 4 address 903 East 1éth arrested 1 55 a m Saturday on U S 385. William Preston McGee 45 3204 Winfield stopped 9 05 p m Saturday at Second and Yukon. Paul Douglas Perry 28 1005 Alameda stopped 10 20 p m Saturday at Second and Texas. Ronald Douglas Rogers 29 945 Nimitz arrested 2 10 a m Sunday on West 42nd. Bond set by Justice of the Peace Manuel Valles.
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Billy Joe Harmon
Andrews Highway
Odessa
U.S. 385
Benny Dean Redders
East
William Preston McGee
Winfield
Second
Yukon
Paul Douglas Perry
Alameda
Texas
Ronald Douglas Rogers
Nimitz
West
Justice of the
Manuel Valles
Vacant Houses Damaged By Fire In Odessa
Two vacant houses in Odessa were damaged by fire on Sunday with one destroyed and the other extensively damaged. Cause of both fires undetermined. Fire units battled blazes at Sixth and McKinley and at Patterson Street. Additional small fires reported: heater-treaters at a Texaco lease, car fire at Seventh and Grant, trash and weed fires, and two grass fires near Bonham Junior High and Victor Kelly’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Sixth and
McKinley
Patterson
Bertha Mae Stephens
Houston
Patterson Street
Texaco, Inc
C.B. Holt
Bobby Moore
Center
Seventh
Grant
Hancock
Tom Green
East Sixth
Bonham Junior High
21St
Emerald
Victor Kelly
Petty
Odessa man freed after gun charge bond posted
Elroy Beck, 47, of Odessa, was released from Ector County jail on a $1000 bond after arrest by city police in the 100 block of West Murphy. A 6.35 caliber automatic pistol was found in the glove compartment during a car search conducted at 5:19 a.m. Sunday. Bond set by Justice of the Peace Manuel Valles.
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Odessa
Ector County
Elroy Beck
Hudson
West Murphy
Beck
Justice of the Peace
Manuel Valles
New Procedure For Shoplifting Charges Planned
Ector County Attorney Bill McCoy announced a pilot plan to file shoplifting charges on items under $5 as petty theft in justice of the peace court to expedite matters. He said the process would be trialed to see how it works, noting normal filings are in Ector County Court regardless of item value.
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Ector County
Bill McCoy
Justice of the Peace Court
Justice of the Peace
Judge Orders Bond Forfeited In burglary case
Judge R L McKim ordered a $3000 bond forfeiture after Cecil Harlow Maxwell 26 failed to appear June 4 in 1st District Court on a burglary charge. Maxwell is accused of breaking into Twilight Club 108 Andrews Highway on April 13 1970. Bondsmen A R Archer Jr and J E Farr of Monahans posted the bond. Maxwell released April 25 1970. John R Lee Kermit attorney represented bondsmen. ADA John L Hoestenbach prosecuted. Maxwell has 30 days to appear in lieu of judgment. bondsmen must pay.
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R. L. McKim
Nisi
Cecil Harlow Maxwell
Letterman
Twilight Club
Andrews Highway
A. R. Archer Jr
J. E. Farr
Monahans
Maxwell
John R. Lee
Kermit
John L. Hoestenbach
Two Odessa Shoplifting Suspects Freed on Bond
Two Odessans were released from Ector County jail after posting $500 bond on shoplifting charges. Charles Haskell Alford, 62, 528 Stoddard, arrested at Walgreens on 801 Main, accused of taking merchandise. Iris Ringe Gregory, 47, 4221 Bonham, arrested at Walgreens, accused of stealing items valued at $4.19. Bond set by Justice Manuel Valles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County
Charles Haskell Alford
Stoddard
Wallgreen
Ringe Gregory
Bonham
Walgreet
Justice of the
Manuel Valles
Jail Arrest In Texas With Howard County Warrant
Joe Aaron Horton 47 of 407 West Second was arrested Sunday at his home on a Howard County warrant for driving while intoxicated. Bond set at 1000 dollars. He remained in Ector County jail Monday.
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Ector
Joe Aaron Horton
West Second
Howard County
Ector County
Two Officers Hired by Odessa Police Department
The Odessa Police Department added two patrolmen this week Milton Maxel Tharp aged 22 of 721 North Lincoln and Melvin Leon Canan Jr aged 28 of 2514 North Adams both earning 520 dollars monthly each.
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Odessa
Milton Maxel Tharp
North Lincoln
Melvin Leon Canan Jr
North Adams
Nixon and Heath discuss realignment of currencies and aims
Nixon announced the 10 per cent surcharge removal after meeting Heath at Government House and signaling a first step toward the Group of Ten settlement. Heath seeks rapid US aid for East Pakistan relief and realignment of Western powers to curb dependence on the Soviet Union.
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Nixon
Government House
Heath
Group of Ten
East Pakistan
Odessan Dies Rites Planned for Frank Haase
Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Tuesday for Frank Earnest Haase 82 of 815 West 31st in Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Chapel Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens He died after arriving at Medical Center Hospital Sunday following a weeklong illness Born March 13 1889 in Greenfield Iowa He married Pearl Madden March 28 1928 and the couple moved to Odessa from Salina 14 years ago Haase was a Jehovahs Witness a World War I veteran and a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars and the World War I Organization Survivors include his wife three daughters Mrs Dorothy Skinner Mrs Glenda Warner and Mrs Phyllis King one son Clyde Robey nine grandchildren and one great grandchild
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George McClure Green
West 21St
Atkins-Green Broadcasting Co
Medical Center Hospital
First’ Presbyterian Church
Joe Brown
John Rasco
First Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Mount Vernon
U.S. Army Medical Administration
Green
Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Odessa
International Harvester
French Tool and Supply
Kosa-Tv
Trigg-Vaughn Stations
Doubleday Publishing Co
Herb Atkins
KBZB
William Kent Ford
Clifton Forge
Col
Thomas Coleman Green
James S. Green
Austin
William ‘Kent Ford, Jr
Cheney Chase, Md
Rennard W
Schumpert
Midland
Loyal Order of the Moose
Ill Heath
Billie Gene
Douglas G. Schumpert
Marvin Frizell
Bangs
LaVerne Crider
Frank Earnest Haase
West 31St
Hubbard Kelly
Greenfield
Pearl E. Madden
Salina
Kans
Haase
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Dorothy Skinner
West 36Th
Glenda Warner
Stoner Road
Phyllis King
Inglewood
Calif
Clyde Robey
Fred Haase
Ernest Haase
Dorothy Stevens
Colorado Springs
Colo
Betsy Proud
Texas first woman senator dies at 96 in Carthage
Margie Neal, Texas’ first woman state senator, died at age 96 in Carthage. She served four terms after first winning in 1926. Her career included work in Washington for the NRA, FSA, and War Manpower Commission. She returned to Carthage in 1945 and campaigned for better schools roads and farmer aid.
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Carthage
Tex
Margie Neal
Texas
Miss Neal
Senate
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Federal Security Administration
War Manpower Commission
East Pakistan conflict escalates after martial court trial
New reports state ordered forces to crush the league last March. Yahya Khan tried Mujib in a military court on treason charges. Trial ended with no verdict announced. Mujib sought a meeting with Yahya after the war began, which the president refused. Following India's Dec 4 invasion of East Pakistan, Yahya appointed Nurul Amin as prime minister with Bhutto as deputy premier and foreign minister.
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United States
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Heath
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
Nixon
Heath Ls
Peking
Moscow
America
India
Pakistan
Yahya Khan
Alec Douglas- Home
Washington
East
Henry Kissinger
Burke Trend
League
Mujib
Rawalpindi
Sheik Mujib
Yahya
East Pakistan
Nuril Amin
Bhutto
Coed Slaying Probe Expands in Central Texas
Lee County officers recheck the murder case of University of Texas coed Diana Laura Hinojosa of Laredo after a partially nude, mutilated body was found near a culvert south of Giddings. No arrests have been made and no one is in custody as investigators pursue new clues. The victim was last seen near the LBJ Library on the UT Austin campus Tuesday night.
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Giddings
Tex
Central Texas
University of Texas
Austin
LBJ
Ut-Austin
Yale Lighting Winners Named
Trophies were awarded in Goldsmith for the Christmas lighting contest. First place residence winner was William R. Martin at 213 South Midland, second place to J. P. Averitt at 415 South Odessa. First place business winner Cedar Inn, second place Goldsmith Steak House. In El Paso Natural Gas Camp Richard Spraggin won first and R. B. Hugg second. Judges were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gummelt and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barbee of Odessa.
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Goldsmith
William R. Martin
South Midland
J. P. Averitt
South Odessa
Cedar Inn
Goldsmith Steak House
el Paso
Richard Spraggin
R. B. Hugg
H. E. Gummelt
Jack Barbee
Odessa
Woman Dies at Home. Services Pending for Jewel Kelly Cates
Jewel Kelly Cates 50 of 200 North Dale was pronounced dead at 9:15 a.m. Monday by Justice of the Peace Manuel Valles at the scene. Cause appears natural. Services are pending with Rix Funeral Home. She worked for Quicksilver Co.
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Jewel Kelly Cates
North Dale
Justice of the
Manuel Valles
Rix Funeral Home
Quicksilver Co
Chamber and Club Meetings Listed for Today
At 11 A M the Chamber of Commerce holds a board meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Board Room. At noon the Grandview Lions Club gathers at Branding Iron, Odessa club meets at Inn of the Golden Gate, and the Hi Noon Optimists meet at Sands Restaurant for midday gatherings.
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Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting
Chamber of Commerce Board Room
Noon
Grandview Lions Club
Branding Iron
Odessa
Ait Club
Inn of the Golden
Sands Restaurant
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Kiyoko
Mrs. Lennon
Murr
Circulation Department
DWI
Roselle
North Whitaker
American Bank
W. Grant
7Th St
George M. Green Odessan
Odessan
Haase Was
the ‘Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Yale
Noon — Jaycees
Inn of the
Ector County Park Board
American Legion
Legion Hall
Eighth and Pueblo
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