Cowboys Chaplain John Weber keeps faith amid team turmoil
Dallas Cowboys chaplain John Weber, area director for Athletes in Action, says he counsels players through scandal rumors and moral tests while stressing personal accountability. He has built trust with players like Bill Bates and Jason Garrett, aiding focus amid media scrutiny and the team’s high expectations.
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Athletes In Action
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Dallas Theological Seminary
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Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Church
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Jason Garrett
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Bullock backs ballot on school property tax relief plan
Lt. Gov. Bob Bullock said he would favor putting the entire school property tax relief issue on the ballot if he were governor. He noted a national demand for more public input and discussed funding, Robin Hood wealth transfers, and potential constitutional amendments for homestead exemptions. Bush indicated openness to a ballot approach, with concerns over constitutional changes.
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Bob Bullock
George W. Bush
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Attorneys in cancer doctor's fraud trial to question jurors
In Houston, attorneys in the Burzynski cancer doctor fraud trial prepared to question jurors as opening statements were delayed. The case involves Burzynski and his Burzynski Research Institute, tied to an indictment dating to 1995 and a 1983 federal ban on the out-of-state clinic.
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Houston
So Attornneys
Burzynski
Burz
Ales
Death notices recount multiple Texas obituaries and services
A roundup of death notices from several Texas towns lists the passing of Consuelo Connie Diaz age 77 in Sanderson and Consuelo’s survivors, William Bob Martin age 69 in Midland, and others including Mary Lou Patterson 63 in Artesia New Mexico, Gladys Youngblood 89 in Pecos, Humberto Padilla Sr. 66 in Big Spring, and Mattie Wingwood 84 in Odessa. Memorial and funeral arrangements are noted along with birthplaces and residences, highlighting survivors and service details for each deceased.
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Humberto G
Ben'’ Padilla, Sr
Biging
Myers & Smith Funeral Home & Chapel
Odessa area obituary policy and paid obituary option
The Odessa American publishes death notices for residents and former residents within a 21 county area, including notices for spouses and close relatives outside the area. Free notices have length limits. paid obituaries may include tributes and life history. Notices must come from an established funeral home, with photos only for paid obits, and most run the next day if received by 4:30 p.m.
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Odessa American
Obituary of Kermit Sullivan 52 Lifelong Kermit Resident
Kermit Sullivan 52 of Kermit died Saturday January 4 1997 at Winkler County Memorial Hospital. Services were held at 11 a.m. at Freewill Baptist Church Kermit with Rev. Max Moris officiating. Burial followed at Kermit Cemetery. Born April 27 1944 in Kermit she remained a lifelong resident. She was married to A. Dale. Funeral arrangements were by Cooper Funeral Chapel.
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William Agee
Arlington
Moore Funeral Home
Moore
Hamilton
David Agee
Fort Eeeeeee
Patrick Colorado Pita
New Braunfels
Billy Agee
Fulton
Zuba Hammack
Mobile
Ala
Imogene Golding
Corpus Christi
Grandbury
St. Saments
St. Ee
Joe Va
Eesie Rio
del Rio
Sanderson
Artesia
N.M
Mary Lou Patterson
Anesia General Hospital
First 1St Church
Rick Sullivan
Kermit Cemetery
Aes & Son Mortuary
Kermit
DeWayne Reas
Tim Potter
Townley
Prong
Laird
Snyder
Wilma
Pecos
Gladys Youngblood
Pecos Funeral Home
Greer Willis
Mount Evergreen Cemetery
Wilton Youngblood
Midland
Cheny Lee Sulvan
Kermit, Co
Winkler County Memorial Hospital
Freewill Baptist Church
Max Moris
Buriel
Kemit
Sullivan
A. Dale
Musical composer Burton Lane dies in long career
Burton Lane a noted composer from Tin Pan Alley to Broadway and Hollywood died leaving a legacy that includes collaborations with Ira Gershwin and E Y Harburg. He won a Grammy and was nominated for Tony and Academy Awards for works including Finian's Rainbow and On a Clear Day. Survivors include his wife Lynn three stepdaughters and a daughter.
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Paneer
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E.Y
Yip
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Tony
Gene
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Former Fort Worth mayor who pushed for airport dies
Former Fort Worth mayor Overcash dies. He served on the City Council 1973–75 and as mayor 1975–77. An advocate for the fledgling DFW Airport and toll abolition on I-30, he moved to Fort Worth in 1959. Funeral services are planned at First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife, Christ Woman Anthony of Dallas.
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Clif Overcash Jr
Bradshaw
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Pew Worth
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Anthony
Dallas
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Bob’" Martin
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