Police seek suspects in 1984 Stop-N-Go robbery
Crime Stoppers released details of a November 22 1984 aggravated robbery at the Stop-N-Go at 900 S Big Spring Midland. About 1005 pm two black men entered the store one tall 6 1 slim and armed with a small silver pistol and the other stocky 5 7 mustached. They demanded cash from the register and a bag with several blank money orders.
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Midland
S. Big Spring
Crime Stoppers Offers Cash for West Texas Arrests
About 15 money orders cashed across West Texas, Midland Police say. Crime Stoppers posts a $1,000 reward this week for information leading to arrests and indictments. Anonymous tips to Odessa 333-8477 or Midland 694-8477.
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West Texas
Midland Police Department
Odessa
Midland
Council OKs new traffic signal at Parkway and Maple
The City Council voted unanimously to spend 40,000 for a traffic signal at the Parkway Boulevard and Maple Avenue intersection near UTPB after a university official warned the area is dangerous and prone to near misses and minor accidents.
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Parkway Boulevard
Maple Avenue
Bill Lewis
University of Texas of the
Permian Basin Police Department
UTPB
Sherman Cox
Melissa Hirsch
Nicky Sheets
Vern Foreman
Thomas Perkins
42Nd Street
Tom Green Avenue
42Nd
Odessa Chamber Unveils Film Room To Market City
Greater Odessa Area Chamber of Commerce officials dedicated the Odessa Briefing Center a new film room with a produced 11 minute video Odessa The Heart of the Permian Basin. The Odessa Industrial Development Corp funded about 48000 dollars for production and furnishings while a 350 dollar monthly rent supports the briefing room. The initiative aims to attract new business by showcasing the city with computer animation and maps. the effort includes a print ad campaign and a direct mail push to 500 fast growing firms and major Texas companies.
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Greater Odessa Area
Ron Fancher
Fancher
Texas Commerce Bank
Odessa
Heart of the
Permian Basin
Sundance Productions
Dallas
OIDC
Ector County
Houston
Ine Business
Bernhard
Chamber
Texas
Judge issues warrant after Sunday shooting
Odessa police seek 24 year old Gilberto Rico Marquez in a murder warrant tied to a Sunday night fatal shooting of Nahum Flores 25 at La India Club. Brother Estaban Rico Marquez 27 faces murder charges. Elder Marquez arrested at 1300 Bluebonnet Ave and released on 25000 bond.
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Odessa
Rusty Baker
Ector County
Justice of the Peace
Jimmy Harris
Gilberto Rico Marquez
S. Broughton Ave
Baker
Marquez
Estaban Rico Marquez
Tor County
Connie Grajeda
Nahum Flores
Pittsburgh Ave
Bluebonnet Ave
Flores
la India Club
S. Dixie Blvd
Traffic charges delay attempted murder trial
An Odessa man’s trial for attempted capital murder, set to start today, is postponed until February 5 because he is jailed in Austin on three counts of criminal negligent homicide from a Saturday morning crash that killed three people. He remains in Austin City Jail on a $6,000 bond.
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Odessan
Austin
Preston Stevens
Gerald Leon Hardin
14Th St
Hardin
Austin City
J. David Phillips
Ector County
la Quinta Motor Inn
Tryon Lewis
Odessa
John Smith
Stevens
Michael Grant Matheny
Matheny
Jana Matheny
Courtroom Dignity Shapes Justice Says Local Judges
The 39-year-old attorney and three district judges on the courthouse floor emphasize formality robes and court tone. Judge Tryon Lewis notes differing formalities yet all courts influence lawyers actions. Retired Judge R L McKim recalls robes adding binding effect and describes adapting rules for judicial economy.
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McLeaish
Ater
Tryon Lewis
161St Judicial District
Lewis
R.L. McKim
McKim
Jurist’s Demeanor Shapes Trial Tone in Ector County
McKim, a reformer, notes juror smoking in court. Judge Lewis says stepping out would waste time, while Connally notes lawyers adjust to the court. Ater adds jurors respect a judge’s position, not the person, in Ector County.
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McKim
Lewis
Joe Connally
Ector County
Connally
Ater
Odessa man treated for gunshot wound at Medical Center
A 25 year old Odessan received treatment for a gunshot wound to his right leg and was released from Medical Center Hospital after an early morning incident. Kevin D. Vossler, of 2950 Pleasant Ave No 133, drove himself to the hospital around 3 am, stating an acquaintance shot him during an argument at 5310 Martin Ave. No charges had been filed as of early today.
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Medical Center Hospital
Kevin D. Vossler
Pleasant Ave
Ector County
Gene Kloss
Vossler
Martin Ave
Kloss
Hunters body found after lake boat capsizes near Proctor
Searchers recovered the body of 58 year old Lloyd Lauderdale from Lake Proctor where a Dallas hunter and two others were in a boat that capsized in high winds. A US Army Corps ranger said Lauderdale’s body was found at 12 42 p m Monday about 100 to 150 yards from shore near the PAR Country Club after about 45 minutes of dragging.
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Comanche
Lake Proctor
Dallas Hunter
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lloyd,Lauderdale
Richard Booker
Par Country Club
AIDS in West Texas Residents Guarded Against Fear
A Houston transplanted man in Ector County has AIDS diagnosed in December. Health officials say most West Texans have little to fear, with confidentiality protecting identity. Officials note few past cases, that the current patient is not hospitalized, and transmission risks are limited by screening and public awareness.
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Houston
Ector County
Health Department
Toby Cross
Cross
West
Texas
Judge upholds county coliseum bond poll in Lea County
Fifth Judicial District Judge William Schneder on Monday dismissed the Lea County Taxpayers Association suit seeking to overturn the $8 million bond election results to build a coliseum. The ruling finds no allegation that improper precinct consolidation changed the outcome and notes the association may file a new complaint in a higher court within 30 days.
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Lovington
N.M
New Mexico
Fifth Judicial District
William Schneder
Schneder
Lea County
Pat Snipes
Lea County Taxpayers Association
W.D. Dinwiddie
Jal
Joe Lewis
Lovington, N.M
Tom Kennan
Eunice, N.M
The
Taxpayers Association
the Taxpayers Association
Taxpayers Group
Midland Woman in Critical Condition After Monday Crash
A 56 year old Midland woman Betty Jo Emfinger remained in critical condition at Medical Center Hospital after a two vehicle crash Monday night at the intersection of Texas 302 and FM 1936. Emfinger drove a 1972 Chevrolet pickup north on FM 1936 when she collided with a 1984 Jeep Suburban driven west on Texas 302 by Kimberly Ann Crawford 29 of Kermit who was treated and released.
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Midland
Medical Center Hospital
Betty Jo Emfinger
Texas 302
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