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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1978

Page

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Egypt Israel plan on transition to withdraw from West Bank and Gaza

A London mediated plan proposes a transition period to transfer authority in the occupied territories. The United Nations would supervise Israeli withdrawal and Arab recontrol. Talks among Egypt Jordan Israel and Palestinian representatives would set a timetable and security agreements to last beyond the transition. Israel would withdraw from the West Bank including Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip, including settlements.

Washington Israel Cyrus R. Vance London Menachem Begin ABC Moshe Dayan West Bank Gaza Strip United Nations Middle East Egypt Jordan Gaza Jerusalem Occupied Territories

Fighting forces halt Fourth of July reception near Beirut

In the Lebanese civil war with Christian, Muslim and Palestinian zones ruled by local warlords, fighting blocks a Fourth of July event at a hillside Beirut residence. Syrians seek to curb Chamoun and Gemayel militias as shelling intensifies.

Beirut Arab League Chamoun National Liberal Party Pierre Gemayel Phalange Party Lebanon Gemayel Hafez Assad

Puerto Rican separatists threaten US authorities during Chilean mediation

The note details Bruno Haring Rojas's telephone mediation with a couple seeking release of Puerto Rican prisoners. The pair cited Puerto Rican independence as key to surrender, denying political motive and asserting Carter’s human rights stance contrasted with U S jailings. Prisoners include attackers on Congress in 1954 and a 1950 assassination attempt on President Truman.

United States Bruno Haring Rojas Haring Rafael Hernandez Colon Marcano Garcia Associated Press Carter Chile U.S House of Representatives Truman

Grocery bill figures illustrate cost changes across cities

The department, drawing on information from 1,500 supermarkets, released a report noting that the shown bill amounts do not reflect actual family food spending but illustrate cost changes. Items listed include chopped chuck, center cut pork chops, orange juice concentrate, coffee, paper towels, butter, eggs, peanut butter, detergent, softener, tomato sauce, milk, frankfurters and sugar. Cities surveyed include Albuquerque, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Providence, Salt Lake City, and Seattle.

Albuquerque N.M Atlanta Boston Chicago Dallas Detroit Los Angeles Miami New York Philadelphia Providence R.I Salt Lake City Seattle

Court ruling leaves courthouse issue in Webb County unsettled

Texas Supreme Court affirmed a San Antonio appeals decision allowing a taxpayer suit to halt the proposed county courthouse move from Laredo. Webb County commissioners faced an injunction claim for relocating the courthouse outside the county seat without an election. The case returns to Laredo for further action.

Austin San An Tonio Appeals Court Commissioners Court

Education centers, districts share eight million grant haul

Regional education service centers and multiple school districts in Texas will gain 8,624,896 in federal funds for 226 projects under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Fort Worth ISD leads with 165,885 for staff development. Midland ISD gets 30,650 for individualized instruction and 13,785 for the mentally retarded. Region 18, including Midland, totals 31,900 for gifted and talented, 22,555 for student services, 22,839 for dissemination, and 29,100 for individualized instruction.

Austin Fort Worth Independent Texas Education Agency Texas Educational Improvement Advisory Council Education Agency Midland Independent School Midland

Basin area heat continues with near record highs

The National Weather Service at Midland reports continued hot weather through Thursday with partly cloudy afternoons and evenings and fair skies. Winds from the south to southeast at 5 to 15 mph pattern. Highs in the upper 90s and overnight lows around 70s. Tuesday's high 95 and low 71. No precipitation in past 24 hours. year to date total 4.18 inches.

National Weather Service Midland Regional

Midland Regional Airport Weather Forecast

National Weather Service reports partly cloudy afternoons and evenings with fair conditions through Thursday. Continued hot afternoons with highs in the upper 90s and lows around 70s. Today southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph shifting tonight, sunrise 6 48 and sunset 8 58. Year to date precipitation 4.18 inches.

National Weather Service Midland Regional

Six thefts reported to police

City police are investigating six thefts including a $6000 box of tools from a pickup bed at a residence on Palomar. A 1973 pickup valued at $2300 was stolen from East Second. Other losses include items from Ardan's warehouse, a wallet at Everybody's Grocery, items from another grocery, and a can of beer from a 7-Eleven.

Darrell Edward Taylor Palomar Jerry Don Robinson Mars East Second Ardan’s East Eighth Citizens Band Palmer Clarence Ramsey East Ada Everybody's Grocery South Grant

Houston man loses suit over forged check case

A Houston man failed to sue an Odessa Bill Sears Supermarket within the legal period after being charged in a forged check incident. The Texas Supreme Court upheld this, saying the store was protected as the law favors exposure of crime. Armendariz claimed lack of investigation but the court affirmed the lower ruling.

Austin Houston Eloy Flores Bill Sears Armendariz el Paso

Rites set for A W Mallow 73 in Crescent Park Church

Rites Thursday for A W Tex Mallow of Odessa with 4 PM service at Crescent Park Baptist Church and burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. He died after a sudden illness at home, natural causes. Survived by wife Pansy, son Rob W Mallow, two daughters Mary Vinson and Sue Durham, siblings, seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. He retired after 43 years at Phillips Petroleum. Memorials to American Heart Association Heart Fund.

A.W Tex) Mallow East 21St Crecent Park Baptist Church Sunset Memorial Gardens Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Mallow Justice of the Peace Virgil Lumpee Shawnee Okla Fort Worth Pansy Stone Odessa Kermit Crescent Park Sue Durham East 13Th D.H. Minick Sanger M.L. Murdock Albuquerque N.M American Heart Association Heart Fund Mary Covington Vista Place Crescent Park Baptist Church Colgate Oklo Miss Oklahoma State Tax Commission Oklahoma City Clara Evelyn Lynch Louise Lynch Medical Center Hospital Mount Carmel Ill First Church of the Nazarene Bernie Lynch John E. Lynch East 23Rd Richard A. Lynch Lubbock Dale W. Lynch Maria Linda Sue Lynch Doris T Lynch North Dixie Lora A. Lynch Wendall Harms Don Harms Illinois Wanda Hamilton Patty Harms Thelma Nanny Indiana Goldie Harms

Mary Covington obituary and related notices

Multiple funeral notices from Odessa and Rankin detail services for Mary Covington and other relatives. Items include burial and church service plans, birth and death data, survivor lists, and funeral home details across Coleman and nearby towns.

Stanton youth hurt in wreck near Midland

A 15-year-old Stanton girl Pam Roper was admitted in satisfactory condition with a broken left hip after an accident at 1:27 p.m. Tuesday, 3.7 miles east of Midland on Highway 80. She rode with Sandra Renee Roper 17, of Stanton, as Sidney Neil Hatch 23 of Midland approached the intersection.

Midland Stanton Midland Memorial Hospital Here Pam Roper Sandra Renee Roper Texas Carl Woods Miss Roper Sidney Neil Hatch

Probation May Be Granted If Drunk Test Refused

Attorney General John Hill said a magistrate can probate the suspension of a driver's license even if the driver refuses a breath test. The opinion, sought by Brazoria County DA Ogden Bass, notes a hearing is required when an officer has reasonable grounds to believe DUI.

Austin Texas John Hill Brazoria Ogden Bass

Correction: Permian Bank leadership clarified

The Odessa American notes a clarification stating Max Malone is executive vice president of Permian Bank and Trust, not president. Jesse Combs holds the roles of president and chairman of the board.

Odessa American Max Malone Permian Bank and Trust Malone Jesse Combs

Odessa Club Meetings Schedule Tomorrow High Light

Tomorrow in Odessa events include 6 30 AM Kiwanis Odessa University Hospitality Lodge noon Downtown Lions Inn of the Golden West Ballroom noon Chaparral Toastmasters Underwood s Cafeteria noon Sandhills American Business Club Bonanza Steakhouse 630 PM Evening Lions Club Sands Restaurant

Kiwanis Club of Odessa University Lions Inn of the Golden West NOON Sandhills American Business Club Bonanza Steakhouse Evening Lions Club Sands Restaurant

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UTPB Pierre Shufany Christian District FBI Marcano Appeals Court Supreme Court W.R. Barnes Joseph V. Gibson III Supermarkets William Hadden A.W. Mallow Bessie Davis Stamford Cecil Bessie) Davis Van Calvary Baptist Church Highland Cemetery Kinney Funeral Davis Claude Walton Cecil Davis Haskell Martha McGill Rankin Bruce Martha Florence) McGill Johnson Funeral Home San Angelo Fairmount Satellite Beach Fla Ruth M. Rife Melbourn George Lee Williams W.M. Hodges Parker Heights Stella McCord Coleman J.P Stella) McCord Coleman County Tom Mary Velma) Sealy Walker Coleman City Bert Armstrong Acuff Etta Haller Hobbs Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Westbrook Armstrong Glenn Rose Lorenzo Roosevelt Baptist Church J.B. Sherrod Bible Class Eddie Mae Clara Lynch Stanton Youth Chapparral Underwood's
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