Death notices from West Texas include multiple obituaries
Death notices list graveside and funeral services for Ollie Hill in Andrews Floyd Marts in Clyde Betty Mickle in Odessa Chester Oliver and Henry Reimer in Seminole plus others including Evangeline Aubees, Jim Taylor, Myrtle Wilburn Petronila Munoz and Jesse Porras IV with service details, birthplaces, survivors, and funeral home arrangements across Andrews, Clyde, Odessa, Seminole, Monahans, and Pecos.
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Ollie Hill Andrews
Ollie E. Hill
Andrews
Permian General Hospital
Andrews Old Cemetery
Ted Short
McNett Funeral Home
Caldwell
Ark
Angie Ivanouskos
Betty Mickle
Odessa
Betty Sue Mickle
Avon
Medical Center Hospital
Eisenhower Church of Christ
Bert Groves
Wayland Community Cemetery
Stephens County
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Wayland
Church of Christ
Mickle
Sherman
Chester Oliver Seminole
Chester Calvin Oliver
Seminole
Covenant Medical Center
Lubbock
Floyd Haddock
Carl Hopkins
Boyer Funeral Home
Mill Creek
Oklahoma Territory
Henry Reimer
University Medical Center
Reinlander Mennonite Church
John Loewen
Gaines County Cemetery
Mexico
Canada
Justina Reimer
Jake Reimer
Peter Reimer
Neal Reimer
Abe Reimer
John Reimer
Justina Enns
Elizabeth Friesson
Helen Stricklin
Tina Sheppard
Abilene
Cornilus Reimer
Brazil
Issiac Reimer
Elizabeth Fehr
Anna Martens
Jim Taylor
Monahans
Ward Memorial Hospital
Monahans Memorial Cemetery
Rachael
Olney
First Christian Church
Don Taylor
Keith Taylor
Graford
Muriel Gibson
Wilburn
Jesse Porras
Jesse Manuel Porras IV
Odessa Funeral Home
Angeles Memorial Chapel
Mood disorders drive most Permia mental illness cases
Hayes notes that low mood accounts for more than half of Permia’s mental illness cases and, while never fully curable, most patients can function normally with treatment. The conference is expected to attract more than 75 mental health professionals from West Texas.
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Hayes
West Texas
Trial recounts fatal shooting over drugs and defense objections
Witnesses describe Nance seeking crack at a complex before being shot by Hampton amid a dispute over drug sales. Defense objections focus on a videotaped police statement and admissibility. Sentencing follows with character witnesses about impact and rehabilitation potential.
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Nance
Hampton
Hoestenbach
244Th District
Gary Watkins
Metro
Grand jury declines case in beating. federal review urged
After a grand jury declined to pursue charges in a beating case near Farm-To-Market Road 1936, victims and officials voiced shock. The witness described a vehicle pursuit, while Texas Ranger Malone noted extraordinary circumstances. FBI agents suggest potential civil rights violations and will decide on prosecutable action after review.
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Ector County
John Smith
Watters
Texas
Jess Malone
Grand Jury
Malone
Rangers
Babjeck
Midland
FBI
Kyle Bonath
Bonath
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Defense rests in councilman's bribery trial in Amarillo
Dallas City Council member Al Lipscomb rests his defense on bribery and conspiracy charges totaling 65 counts. Prosecutors allege $36,000 from Floyd Richards influenced Lipscomb’s votes on cab issues since 1995. Lipscomb admitted lying on campaign forms but denied voting influence. Jury deliberations set to begin after closing arguments.
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Amarillo
al Lipscomb
Yellow Checker Cab Company
Floyd Richards
Lipscomb
Richards
Dallas
Joe Kendall
Police seek tips in Duncan overdose case in Midland
Midland police urge anyone with information to call 685-7108 after an overdose case involving Duncan. Investigators consider possible foul play and note the driver who took Duncan to the hospital may be worried about responsibility.
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Jauz
Duncan
Midland
Border Patrol Hiring Rises As Jobs Attract Applicants
Since 1993 the agency grew from about 4,000 agents to nearly 8,500, driven by a strong economy and multiple job opportunities for applicants.
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Border Patrol
Odessa theft and vehicle misuse report from local blotter
A 44 year old Odessa woman reported her wallet, coin purse, two rings and driver’s license stolen from her office desk in the 2600 block of John Ben Shepperd Parkway between noon and 2 p.m. Tuesday. An 18 year old Odessa man remained in Ector County Jail on Thursday facing a charge of unauthorized use of a vehicle. Bond for Christopher Lee Kavanaugh was set at $5,000.
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Odessa
John Ben Shepperd Parkway
Ector County
Christopher Lee Kavanaugh
46Th St
Choir prepares first big trip to San Antonio for Odessa students
Choir director Lollar says the journey to San Antonio will be a major experience for many Odessa students who have never traveled far. Michael notes the trip is a standout event despite fund-raisers. Students anticipate seeing big city sights and shopping on the River Walk.
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Michael
Lubbock
Lollar
San Antonio
New York City
Rachel Walker
South Texas
Odessa
Meeting to inform public on Envirocare plan in Monahans
Liz Martinez says locals must stay to face risks as activists rally at Monahans High School Auditorium. Don Moniak and Mavis Belisle will speak at 3 PM to educate residents about Envirocare's proposal and help communities evaluate its suitability. Belisle warns the operation is not low risk.
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Don Moniak
Mavis Belisle
Peace Farm
Monahans High School
S. Betty
Envirocare
Belisle
R.C. Hoiles
Freedom Communications Inc
Odessa
Odessa American
Freedom
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Ross Cemetery
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Parker
Wilson
Okla
Evangeline Aubees
Ellis Funeral Home
Kenneth Davis
Resthaven Memorial Park
Eeduehe
Montague County
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Sharron Miller
McAlpin, Fla
Petronila Munoz
PECOS
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Pecos Funeral Home
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Ian Holmes
John Wiley Price
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Beatriz del Bosque
EL Paso Buzzards
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TAX Service
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