Odessa Police Burglary and Theft Reports
Police beat reports multiple crimes including burglaries at 1451 S Washington Ave and 1501 S Anderson Ave with items stolen such as a color television vacuum cleaner tools and cash. An auto theft involved a 1977 Ford Explorer from a residence parking area. Additional burglaries listed include items like stereo crock pot and appliances plus a front door entry. Officers Hawkins Lightfoot McCoy and Clark investigated.
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Odessa
Trinidad Armendariz
S. Washington Ave
B. Hawkins
Mario D. Marquez
S. Anderson Ave
Russell Dewayne Wagner
Rocky Lane No. 1209
J.W. Lightfoot
Violet M
Eisenhower Road
R.T. McCoy
Eliseo Bello
N. Dotsy Ave
R. Clark
Dora Valero
S. Sam Houston Ave
A.S. Lawrence
Jerry Mills
Rocky Lane
T. Joiner
Frank P. Sellman
Oakland
Calif
Antlers
Second St
Rusti L. Keeter
Sunnygrove Drive
W. Walsh
Charles V. Lough
Fourth St
R. Clanton
Zane Maxey
N. Kelley
Allen Kelley
Odessa burglary and murder report with unclear Odessa link
Medical examiner Dr. Richard Cohen says Ryan's death in Odessa involved neck blows and visible bruising with clothing torn. The report lists multiple thefts and vehicle burglaries in Odessa area, with several suspects and officers named. A quote questions why the subject was in Odessa, noting prior meetings with Irish priests in Lubbock.
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Odessa
Ryan
Richard Cohen
Detention hearing planned for Odessa stabbing case
A 15 year old held in connection with the stabbing death of Casimiro Ramirez Trejo and the critical injury of Ramon Huerta is set for a detention hearing at the Ector County juvenile center. The hearing will decide detention versus release to parents as an adult certification decision awaits background review.
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Odessa
Ector County
Casimiro Ramirez Trejo
Ramon Huerta
W. Olive St
Medical Center Hospital
Trejo
Peace Justice
Virgil Lumpee
Danny Vanderburg
Magnilia Avenue
Huerta
Charles Gee
Phillip Godwin
County road policy clash prompts closed session debate
Howell pressures commissioners to reassess road work priorities as talks with Bush and Howell continue in private sessions. Dec 14 discussions yielded no decision, with a public decision postponed after Dec 18. Watkins plans a Monday public discussion on department duties amid ongoing friction. Bush and Howell hint at possible exit if no solution. Tax report approval follows, noting 14 parcels above 10 million each, total nearly 311 million, in a county with 4.6 billion total property value and 50 million in exemptions. Gagewood Subdivision plat withdrawn after sale and name change request to extend water service. Abbott Construction Westlake Addition school site faces site access and maintenance debates. a second development request remains tabled.
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Howell
Bush
Watkins
Department
Curtis Winn
Ector County
Abbott Construction
Westlake
Nine persons in accidents reported at Medical Center Hospital
Four separate auto crashes Monday sent nine people to Medical Center Hospital emergency room with two admitted. Loyal Webb bicycle crash on Second Street left him in satisfactory condition. Sgroi Tillman Jasper group, including a teen, were hospitalized with one admission listed as stable. Davis cited for DWI after a Grant Avenue crash. Dunigan treated and released after rear end collision on Grandview Avenue.
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Medical Center Hospital
Grandview
Second Street
Loyal F. Webb
Elliot Ave
Belinda R. Tavarez
Ruth St. Webb
Joseph M. Sgros
Crescent Drive
Patton Drive
Edmond L. Tillman
N. Muskingum Ave
Tillman
Sgroi
Carl Jasper
Carlene Jasper
Mary Tillman
Crystal Jasper
Larry W. Davis
W. 19Th St
Grant Avenue
Robert V. Coucke
Bonow
Davis
Odessa
Vincent P. Dunigan
Grandview Avenue
Eighth Street
Kenneth L. Gibbs
Dunigan
County Road
Egyptian exile claims military career in the United States
Bereg Ptah Bereg later called himself Ptah Hotep and Mohamed Ali Shariff. A background check found few claims verifiable as he refused passport proof fearing harm to his Egyptian family. He said seven months in the U S after retiring as a Egypt Air Force colonel and last served at Dallas Naval Air Base, but Navy records show no such Egyptian pilots trained there.
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Ptah Bereg
Ptah Hotep
Mohammed Ali Shariff
Bereg
Egypt
America
Dallas Naval Air Base
Navy
Dallas
Mike McClellan
U.S. Air Force
Texas
U.S
Hotep
Odessa
San Francisco
Calif
Washington, D.C
Ptah
Fawaz
Washington
United States
Anwar Sadat
American University
Beruit
University of
Cairo
Iran
Marmelejo
Mystery Egyptian Names Roil Texan Center Probe
An uncertain figure named Ptah Bereg, possibly Mohammed Ali Shariff, surfaces in Texas as a dubious Egyptian emissary. Officials question his identity, Arabic meaning, and claimed career history, while organizers decide to remove him from planning for a multicultural center amid lingering doubts about his background and intentions.
Odessa students build micro processor music player
Six Odessa College electronics students in Dr George Willis digital circuits class spent two months building a micro processor controlled music player from the ground up. The team includes Glen Hocutt Israel Fuentes Byron Lippe Russell Manley Joel Rees and Alonzo Salgado all of Odessa.
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Odessa College
George Willis
Glen Hocutt
Israel Fuentes
Byron Lippe
Russell Manley
Joel Rees
Alonzo Salgado
Odessa
Memorials, funerals for area residents listed
Notices cover Clint Nabors 12 of McCamey died at Cooks Children's Hospital Fort Worth with services at First Baptist DeLeon. Burial at Garden of Memory Comanche under Nowlin Funeral Home. Other obituaries include Charles Robert Fainter Odessa native, Butch Gregory former Eastside Baptist minister, Lacy Glass five from Seminole, Juana Granados Ft Davis, David Crisp Odessa truck driver, with dates, survivors and churches named.
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Clint Jeffrey Nabors
Clint Jeffery Nabors
McCamey
First Baptist Church of
DeLeon
Texas
Garden of Memory
Comanche
Nowlin Funeral Home
Nabors
Cooks Children’s Hospital
Fort Worth
Leonard Lee
David Locke
Highland Baptist Church
Pete Bradfield
DeLeon Baptist Church
Jeffery
Stephenville
First Baptist Church
Larry
Paulette Nabors
Chad
A.T. Nabors
Edna Stevens
Cooks Children’s Hospital Hematology Research
Ilah Miller
Charles Robert Fainter
Rosehill Cemetery
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
J.T. Pugh
Mr. Fainter
Hermon Easton
Butch) Gregory
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
L.D. Green
Gregory
Medical Center Hospital
Eastside
Andrews
Lacy Michelle Glass
St. James Catholic Church
C. Ramirez
Seminole Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Lacy
Permiar General Hospital
Lloyd and
Lilley Glass
Seminole
Lachelle
Juana Garcia Granados
Ft. Davis
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
David Winston Crisp
Crescent Park Baptist Church
Bob Bratcher
Sunset Memorial Garden
Mr. Crisp
Tucumcari
N.M
Odessa
MWL Tool
Debbie Kay Dats
Marriages and Births Prominent Local Notices
Marriage applications listed for Manuel Arturo Torres Galaviz with Sara Ruiz Quijas and others, along with divorce suit filings Guadalupe Sooz a vs Efrain Soza and Ili vs Luba Green. Birth announcements for families including Noel Locker, Tony Licano, Elie Graustein, Jimmy Tindal, Dallas Williams, and Larry Dove with ages and addresses.
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Manuel Arturo Torres Galaviz
Sara Ruiz Quijas
Gary Joe Gartin
Donna Dagmar Winkler
David Gene Buck
Barbara Jean O’bannion
John Jerome Willis Jr
Martha Vashti Elliot
Stanley Michael Copling
Sally Ward
James Joseph Dalton
Brenda Katherine Lyons
Cecil Lynn Patterson
Diana Marie Walters
Lloyd Leigh Bernal Walters
Teresa Nan Jones
Bobby L Dunn
Carol Fultz
Roger Phillip Hernandez
Sandra Kay Rigsby
Stephen Grant Logan
Rose Evelyn Logan
Carlos Armando Guzman
Delma Rutledge
Malcolm Estell Owens
Shelly Renee Hallmark
Emmit White Jr
Yvonne Lucille Walton
Tommy Gene Dempsey
Betty Karolyn Smallwood
Ybaerra Armando
Margarita Arteaga
Edwin Lee Mitchell
Kerrie Lynn Murphy
Guadalupe So Oza
Efrain Soza
Howard G. Green
Ili
Luba Green
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Noel Locker
Cedar Creek
Martin Freedman
Midland
Tony Licano
N. Lee
Elie C. Graustein
Dunn
Jimmy Tindal
Bonham
Dallas Williams
Stoner Rd
Larry Dove
Tripp
Hispanics Split Over Reagan Policy On Legalization and INS Disarray
Hispanic leaders challenge Reagan administration plans to legalize Mexican workers already in the United States. Bonilla criticizes INS instability since the Carter era, questions locate-ability of 170,000 Silva Letter holders, and urges extending temporary permits amid a fragmented agency.
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United States
America
West Texas
Silva
INS
Lionel Castillo
Carter
Bonilla
Allen C. Nelson
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Panies
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Texaco, Phillips and
Southland Royalty
Winn
Gagewood
Gardendale
Fred Gage
Gage
West
Midland Memorial Hospital
Springfield
Ill
Lloyd Gordon
Hermon Gregory
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Ann Harvey
Hobbs
Norman Dean Gregory
Tommy Richard Gregory
Wendell Gregory
Ellis Simpson Gregory
Ranger
Eastside Baptist Church
Juana Granados
Alpine
Granados
Eduardo Granados
Alicia G. Ybarra
Elfida Dutchover
Lupe Fuentes
van Horn
Cuca Martinez
Artesia
Cindy Turner
Susan Slusher
Alton Crisp
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