Nixon Scheel Brandt discuss Western alliance ties
U S officials led by Roger s reported that Washington will not negotiate troop cuts in Europe outside NATO unity with allies. Nixon and Brandt stressed consultation with allies on European security, SALT talks progressed with no fear of gaps, and Bonn signaled patience on U N membership and China contacts not before 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scheel
Nixon
Brandt
United States
Soviet Union
Rogers
Europe
Moscow
Bonn
Russia
Ouur
U.S
U.N
China
Tower Plans Visit To Area
U S Senator John G Tower launches a three day West Texas tour starting Monday at Midland Odessa Regional Air Terminal. He arrives by private plane from Austin at 10 30 am and holds a press conference at 10 40 am in the Highsky Resturant Highsky Room. He attends luncheons receptions and civic events in Odessa Monahans Fort Davis Alpine Ozona San Angelo and ends with a 3 pm reception in San Angelo. The trip is described as non political with Zach Fisher accompanying the senator. Odessai hosts include Mayor Jim Reese and County Commissioner Bill Elms along with Judge R L McKim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John G. Tower
West Texas
Midland-Odessa
Tower
Austin
Odessa
Jim Reese
First National Bank
Monahans
Holiday Inn
Pecos
van Horn
Marfa
The
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Jess Davis Count
Fort Davis
Fort Davis National Historic Site
Davis, Mountains State Park
Alpine
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Club
Crockett County
Ozona
Fort Concho
Central National Bank
San Angelo
Vandals Strike In Odessa Damaging Cars And House
Odessa police investigated three vandalism cases on Wednesday. Mrs. C. A. Welborn reported a window broken on the south side of her home at 1001 North Tom Green. Johnnie Nelson said a window was shot out of his car at 1404 South Alleghany while parked in his driveway. Jeanne Simpson reported her convertible top cut twice on West Fourth in the 200 block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
C. A. Welborn
North
Tom Green
Johnnie Nelson
South Alleghancy
Jeanne Simpson
Route 1
West Fourth
Weather shifts as warm front meets cold front in Texas
The National Weather Service forecasts a warm front from southern Louisiana to West Texas moving northward today as a Central Plains cold front arrives. Thunderstorms are possible where systems collide, with temperatures falling afterward. Fog and light drizzle persist in northern Texas, while the Coastal Plains see clearing skies and milder conditions. predawn temps ranged from the 60s in the south to 40s and 50s elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
National Weather Service
Louisiana
Central Plains
Christie Issues Tough Challenge To Opponents
Senator Joe Christie of El Paso, seeking the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor, pledged to run a campaign on the highest plane as part of his 1972 New Year’s resolutions, stating such a standard would guide his public conduct and campaign actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Joe Christie
el Paso
Christie
Secretary of State
Texas
Hortex, Inc
Texas County Court and District Court Ledger
Marriage licenses issued include Raymond L Washburn and Nina L Sikes Arthur H Barnett Jr and Rhonda S Thornton Bradford D Webb and Vickie R Wiesen Joe R Barreraz and Guadalupe G Velasco Carl E Rogers and Kay C Chaffin Melvin D Renfro and Janice K Duff Jessie E Meir and Sondra J Johnson. District court records show divorces filed Maude C Beams v Joe B Beams Joy L McDonald v Alvin E McDonald dosha D Laughlin v Jerry P Laughlin Donald H Johnston v Lena M Johnston Astor L Plyler v Annie M Plyler Mary L Irvin v Gerald E Irvin Mary Ann Flores v Raymond S Flores. Medical Center Hospital lists many admitted on Dec 28 and discharged names, births and details. City traffic notes multiple accidents with injuries and damages, listing locations and involved persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lee Washburn
Nina Lois Sikes
Arthur Homer Barnett Jr
Rhonda Sue Thornton
Bradford Duane Webb
Vickie Rae Wiesen
Joe Romero Barreraz
Guadalupe Galindo Velasco
Carl Edward Rogers
Kay Marquita Chaffin
Melvin Dale Renfro
Janice Kay Duff
Jessie Edd Meir
Sondra Joy Johnson
Orus Ray_ Livingston
Denny Woods
Billy Ray Triplett
District Court
Maude Clarke Beams
Joe B. Beams
Joy Laquita McDonald
Alvin Edward McDonald
Dosha Dee Laughlin
Jerry Pat Laughlin
Donald H. Johnston
Lena Mae Johnston
Astor Lee Plyler
Annie M. Plyler
Mary Lou Irvin
Gerald E. Irvin
Mary Ann Flores
Raymond S. Flores
Maria Pequerno Vaca
Sybil Eula Rutherford
Bobbie Moore
Alton Lee Corley
Rose McKinley Park
Earl Hail Warthan
Tenneco Oil Corp
Murray Equipment Co
Carolyn H. Blackburn
Ray Leon Hillhouse
Medical Center Hospital
Hobart E. Carter
Pamela J. Crouch
Charles L. Menefee
Mary F. Payne
Sally Jean Medford
Ray B. Debusk
Helen C. Cook
Maria Socorro Sanchez
Lorina
Ybarra
Donna D. Wallace
Irene Meekins
Robert H. Biddy
Larry S. Crawford
Lee E. Wommack
Cecil L. Ralstin
Doris C. Kirby
B. Carolyn Gregg
Janice M. Barron
Debbie K. Clements
P. Wilcox
Gail L. Campbell
Leonard C. Dixon
Juanita Faye Bell
Mary K. Mosley
Grandfalls
Gullermo Sanchez
East 36Th
Bobby Ray Washington Jr
Monterey
North Texas
Homer Davis
South Grant
Billy M. Kilgore Jr
East 42Nd
William A.triplett
Kirkwood
David B. Edwards
West Sixth
Andrews Highway
Eva M
Paris
Yukon Rd
Earnest L. Warner
North Hancock
Vicki L. Hummel
North Milburn
Vicki Hummel
North Grant
Melza V. Kelley
Riggs Jr
Evelyn B. Reeves
Fort Stockton
Dan C. Kelly
West Th
Dennis D. Salyards
Melody Sa
Samuel E. LeBaron
St. Louis
LeBaron
Fire Destroys Small Building in Odessa
Odessa Fire Department responded to four calls Tuesday including a blaze at a storage building owned by W. Owen at Avenue D and West 12th that destroyed the structure and contents. A separate car fire started by a light bulb in the trunk damaged the interior of J. L. Walraven’s car, and a trash container fire at 4240 Waverly damaged the metal box finish. A city trash box at 1108 Copus caused no damage. The first blaze origin was undetermined. the second appears to have been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Avenue D
West 12Th
W. Owen
J. L. Walraven
North Jackson
Police investigate two vandalism cases on West University
Detectives investigated Wednesday into two vandalism incidents. Sherry Paris’s auto at 612 West 31st had two tires cut, while Mrs. F L Johnston’s car at 9910 West University had broken headlights and a damaged radio antenna in the 300 block of West University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Paris
West
F. L. Johnston
West University
Muskie urges halt to bombing in Vietnam
Sen Edmund S Muskie called on President Nixon to stop the U S bombing of North Vietnam during a news conference at Sugarloaf Ski Area in Kingfield Maine. He characterized the policy as dangerous and futile and cited his status as a leading 1972 Democratic presidential hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfield
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Nixon
U.S
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Democrat
Muskie
Sugarloaf Ski Area
Italian Leader Takes Office
ROME AP Giovanni Leone, a Christian Democrat moderate, was sworn in as president of Italy today. In his inaugural address he praised the North Atlantic alliance as a valid instrument of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Giovanni Leone
Italy
Ihe North Atlantic Alliance
Odessa American Publication Notice and Rates
The Odessa American printed in Odessa Texas provides postal and publication details including mailing status The Act of March 187? and distribution areas. Subscription options list monthly and yearly rates for home delivery in Odessa and Ector County and other zones with per-copy charges for daily and Sunday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Texas
East Éth Street
Texes
Mentier
Odessa American
Ecter County
Pentagon says limited strikes to protect forces in Vietnam
Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheim described U S operations as limited duration strikes with geographic and target constraints. Officials said the actions aim to shield American forces while aiding Laotian Cambodian and South Vietnamese units against North Vietnamese advances. Heavy fighting continued near the Cambodian border with casualties and air support reported.
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North
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Washington
Johnson
Friedheim
USS
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Barthelemy
Mu Gia
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Plain of Jars
1St Air Cavalry Division
Phnom Penh
Peam Chhork
Tonle Sap
Burglary Report Across City With Several Break-Ins
Area lawmen investigated five break-ins Wednesday including a broken front window at 7-Eleven 1220 South Crane. The store loss included four cases of beer and about 20 packs of cigarettes. Other incidents include stolen gifts from Juan Martinez at 1207 Bluebarnet and a car break-in of Michael Powers at 721 North Lincoln with a tape player and eight tapes missing. James Sutherland reported a theft from a car at Seventh and Grant with credit cards license and a briefcase taken. Helen Stevenson found a pried front door at 707 South Lincoln but nothing missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Crane
Juan Martinez
Bluebarnnet
Michael W. Powers
North Lincoln
James Sutherland
Midland
Seventh and
Grant
Helen Stevenson
South Lincoln
Six Charged With Gambling In Odessa Office
Six persons were charged in a justice court Wednesday with gambling in an Odessa business. Texas Ranger J. P. Lynch, from Midland, caught them Tuesday night playing cards on West Second Street. Two pleaded not guilty and posted $200 bonds. four pleaded guilty with three fined and one fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace Court
Odessa
Texas
J. P. Lynch
Midland
West Second Street
Justice of the Peace
Otis Moore
Jail hold for probation violation suspect Horton in Ector County
Joe Aaron Horton, 47, of 407 West Second, remained in the Ector County jail Wednesday after arrest on a probation violation charge. Horton was taken from his home at 10:20 a.m. Wednesday by sheriff's deputies and named in a Taylor County warrant. He is being held for Abilene sheriff's deputies.
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Ector
Joe Aaron Horton
West Second
Ector County
Horton
Taylor County
Abilene
Local Sailor Stephen Narvar Dies In Accident
Rosary set for RT3 Stephen Jerome Narvar of Odessa read at Paul A. Rix Funeral Home Chapel. Mass at St. Mary's Church with full military honors in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Narvar, aboard USS Lexington, died after a Christmas morning crash on a Navy base in Pensacola. Born April 21 1951 in Las Cruces, he served since 1970 and held National Defense Service Medal. Survived by widow Katherine of Boulder, son Stephen, parents Steve and Mrs. Narvar, brother Robert, Patrick, and other relatives. Burial in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Jerome Narvar
Odessa
Wanda Heflin
Monica Osborne
Paul A. Rix
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Lexington
U. S. Naval Hospital
Pensacola
Fla
Narvar
Navy
Lubbock
Las Cruces
N.M
Katherine
Odessan Handed Term In Prison
Robert Charles Moore age 18 of 330 West Olive had a five year probation revoked in 161st District Court. He previously pled guilty to attempted forgery and passing a $50 check at Sun Down Food Store on March 4 1970. The probation revocation cited failure to report to probation officers leaving Ector County without permission and filing a false statement. Odessa attorney Gordon Johnson represented Moore as Assistant District Attorney John Hoestenbach prosecuted. Moore testified and admitted probation violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charles Moore
West Olive
161St District Court
Moore
Sundown
South
Grant
Ector County
Odessa
Gordon Johnson
John Hoestenbach
Seven thefts reported by city police detectives
City police detectives investigated seven thefts on Wednesday. An employee at Renfro Motor Co reported a 197 model car missing from Jet. Burglary items included a drill bit sander from Clyde Fewell’s truck. Sybil Petree reported a watch stolen from her refrigerator. Mrs. Glen Gore’s clothing was taken from a Quick-Clean Laundry dryer. Stolen bicycles listed by Tammy Presley, Mike Holbrook, and Charles Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfro Motor Co
East Eighth
Clyde E. Fewell
East
Sybil Petree
Glen Gore
East 51St
East County Road
Tammy Presley
South
Sami Houston
Mike Dean Holbrook
North
Washington
Charles Berry
Rosewood
Odesson Placed On Probation For Forgery Case
Cecil Dale Fisher, 32, of 3200 Eastover, pled guilty in 161st District Court to forgery and passing a $930 check. He received a three year probation after admitting he forged a check stolen from a bar acquaintance and cashed it at Permian Bank and Trust. Evidence was presented by stipulation. Assistant DA John Hoestenbach and defense attorney Roy Bell participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Dale Fisher
Eastover
Fisher
Permian Bank and Trust
Suspect Freed On 2500 Bond In Aggravated Assault
Orus Ray Livingston, 24, of 5612 Glenda, released on 2500 bond after charges of aggravated assault on a police officer were filed in Ector County Court. He was accused of kicking Deputy Sheriff W J Nichols Monday night as Nichols investigated a disturbance near Livingston's home, after the officer had stopped in the 1900 block of North Tom Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orus Ray Livingston
Glenda
Ector County
Livingston
W. J. Nichols
Nichols
North
Tom Green
Two Odessans Hurt In Falls
Two Odessans were injured in falls Tuesday. Modetl Caswell, 52, remained in Medical Center Hospital in satisfactory condition after injuring her right shoulder on her front porch. Tony B. Parnell, 11, son of W. E. Parnell, broke his left wrist and was released after treatment in the emergency room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Center Hospital
Modetl Caswell
Tony B. Parnell
W. E. Parnell
West 23Rd
Weapons Count Suspect Freed
Billy Ray Triplett 41 of 1728 East 52nd was released on $1,500 bond after being charged in Ector County Court with carrying a prohibited weapon. Deputies stopped him Tuesday night for a traffic violation on Andrews Highway and found a .38 caliber pistol in the front seat of his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ray Triplett
East
Ector County
Andrews Highway
Noon Meetings at Lions Inn of the Golden West Ballroom
Downtown Lions gather at the Inn of the Golden West Ballroom for a noon event. Odessa Civitan plans a noon meeting at the Sands Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downtown
Lions
Inn of the Golden West
Odessa Civitan
Sands Restaurant
Sandhills
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John H. Bragg
Thomas E. Bragg
W. L. Jackson
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W. L
Lou) Jackson
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