Senator Hutchison pushes Big Spring VA hospital stay
Senator Hutchison meets new VA secretary Jim Nicholson to press keeping the Big Spring VA hospital open. She invites Nicholson to visit the facility as a federal advisory committee plans a feasibility study urged by the CARES Commission to assess care for West Texas veterans.
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Jim Nicholson
Big Spring VA
Hutchison
Texas
Nicholson
Big Spring
Kevin Schweers
Schweers
Holy See
Vatican City
Rome
Capital Asset Realignment for Enhanced _ Services
CARES
West Texas
Ambassador Nicholson
Burglary and Theft Reports From Odessa Areas
A blotter item lists several Odessa area crimes including a burglary of $2400 worth of entertainment equipment in the 1600 block of 42nd Street. The Just for Fun store on East Eighth Street reports $1900 in paintball markers stolen. A wedding ring valued at $3000 was reported stolen from Harned Court. A Smith and Wesson .40 caliber handgun was stolen from East Eighth Street. An $8000 Ford Thunderbird was taken from Monahans Street.
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Lovington
N.M
Odessa
42Nd Street
Harned Court
East Eighth Street
Monahans Street
Bolen Rites Held for McCamey Native Carrol Bolen
Francis Carrol Bolen of McCamey 70 died January 2 2005 at Midland Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were set for January 5 at First Baptist Church with Rev Paul Evans presiding. Burial at Resthaven Cemetery. Survived by wife Willadean Bolen, sons Kyle Leland and Brad, daughters Machele and Lynette, siblings, 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He owned Gulf Oil and Gas and helped run stores in McCamey and Crane and served on the McCamey city council. He was born September 29 1934 in Palo Pinto County. He served in the Navy.
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McCamey
Francis Carrol Bolen
Midland Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Paul Evans
Resthaven
Shaffer- Nichols Funeral Home
Mr. Bolen
Palo Pinto County
Texas
Floyd Otto Bolen
Emma Viola Bolen
King Mountain
Navy
Willadean Bradshaw
Gulf Oil and Gasoline
Carrol
Bakersfield
Crane
Lee Avenue
McCamey Hospital
Willadean Bradshaw Bolen
Kyle Bolen
Odessa
Jesus Manuel Alcantar
Odessa Funeral Home Chapel
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Joseph Uecker
Rose Hill Cemetery
Ojinaga
Francisca Alcantar
Jesus Manuel Alcantar Jr
Ismael Alcantar
Laura Alcantar
Domingo Alcantar
Socorro Alcantar
Juan Alcantar
Martin Alcantar
Domingo Alcantar Jr
Hector Munoz
Lorenzo Munoz
Lubbock
Melva Torres
Marina Martinez
Vicky Nieto
Delia Carrasco
Sonia Guerrero
Maggie Alcantar
Hardy Willis of Lampasas dies at 76
Hardy Willis, 76, of Lampasas died December 30 2004 at home. Funeral services set for January 5 2005 at First Baptist Church Lampasas with Reid Schaub officiating. Burial at Willis Family Cemetery Burnet County. Survivors include daughters Karen Vann Judy Flores, son Robert Willis, sisters Ann and Mary, plus six grandchildren. Preceded by wife Bessie Sue in 1991.
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Lampasas
Hardy Willis
Willis
First Baptist Church
Reid Schaub
Willis Family
Burnet County
Odessa
Texas
John Jerome Willis
Mary Adele (Hunter) Willis
Texas Tech University
Bessie Sue Heaton
Karen Vann
San Antonio
Judy Flores
Lider
Cedar Park
Robert Willis
Pam
Mary Rhoades
Jake
Ann
Joe Willis
Carolyn
Dallas
Mozelle
Hootie
Mardi Willis
Philp Vann
Patrick Vann
Joseph Flores
Jacob Flores
Mr. Willis
Ranchers fear price drop as Canada beef resumes imports
Texas ranchers voice worry over U S plans to resume Canadian cattle imports after a second mad cow case. Industry leaders urge orderly flow while markets like Japan and Korea remain closed. Some predict a six to twelve month delay and note calf prices remain profitable despite potential oversupply.
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Fort Worth
South Korea
U.S
Washington State
Brockman
Ron DeHaven
US Agriculture Department
Animal Health Inspection Service
Canada
Alberta
Texas
Pete Bonds
Saginaw
Jim Robb
Livestock Marketing Information Center
United States
Odessa and area death notices from January 2005
Multiple brief notices announce deaths in Odessa Fort Stockton Alpine Sheffield and surrounding areas. Subjects include Jesus Manuel Alcantar 39. Dominic Adrian Avila 21. Elida Jimenez Cavazos 69. Gloria Flores 56. Phillip R. Watson 39. William Hickman 70. Rosa N. Lujan 70. Details cover services, burial places, churches, and surviving relatives.
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Fort Stockton
Dominic Adrian Avila
Odessa
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Hutchison, Nicholson
Anthony Principi
Principi
Jose Llamas
Department of Veterans Affairs
Washington, D.C
Sen
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Eighth St
Velinda
Leland Bolen
Katie
Iraan
Brad Bolen
Cindy
San Angelo
Machele Keesee
Marty
Andrews
Lynette Watson
Greg
Monahans
Joe Bolen
Hurst
Nelda Chadic
Ada Slaton
Faye Bushwar
Nancy Baldaramos
California
Shaffer Nichols
Odessa American
KRT News Service
Elida Jimenez Cavazos
Alpine Elida Jimenez Cavazos
Alpine
Hendrick Medical Center
Elmwood Memorial Park
Elmwood Funeral Home
Beeville
Vidal Cavazos
Maria Mendoza
Temple
Rubi
Gloria Flores
Sheffield
Jerry Fortune
Memorial Funeral Home
Lamesa
Jesus Flores
John Rogers
Phillip R. Watson
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
David Johnson
Church of Christ
Greta Watson
Fred Watson
Houston
Kiara Watson
Daniel King
William Hickman
Medical Center Hospital
Rosa N. Lujan
Odessa Funeral Home
Floyd Hammett
Haak
Wei
Missy
Casa of
Permian Basin Area, Inc
Winkler, Crane & Ward
Aes
Jayaram B. Naidu, M.D
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Dr. Naidu
Mary West
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