Three arrested at Dolphin Bay protest near aquarium
In Corpus Christi three protesters were arrested during a weekend demonstration against the Dolphin Bay exhibit at the Texas State Aquarium. Officers removed a 15 foot tripod device while activists pledged to oppose the project, which aims to open a 400,000 gallon habitat by 2002 with 11.5 million raised so far.
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Corpus Christi
Texas State Aquarium
Erv Strong
Strong
Crete
San Antonio
Corpus Christi Bay
Aquarium
Roger Garcia
Garcia
Odessa Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Family Ties
Iris Nicole Botello 8 of Odessa died at 2000. Services set 10 a.m. July 13 at St Josephs Church with Rosary July 12 at Martinez Funeral Home. LoriAnn Davis 33 of Monahans died July 5 in San Diego in car crash. Funeral 10 a.m. July 13 at Southside Baptist Church Monahans. Helen Constance Freeman 76 of Odessa died July 9. Services 10 a.m. July 13 at Temple Baptist Church, burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Esequiel C Garcia 24 of Odessa died July 8 in an auto crash. Visitation today, rosary 7 p.m., Mass 2 p.m. Wednesday at St Josephs Church. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Married to Gladys, children Esequiel Garcia Jr and Gabriela, and extended Odessa area family listed. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Services by Odessa Funeral Home.
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Odessa
Iris Nicole Botello
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gilbert Rodriguez
Martinez Funeral Home
Rose Hill
Hector Moya
Jose Botello
Erlinda Baiza
Hector Moya Jr
Trinidad Baiza Moya
Luis Nabarrete
Moises Flores
Guadalupe Flores
Frances
Sabas Nabarrete
Julian Baiza
Fort Stockton
Monahans
LoriAnn Davis
San Diego
LoriAnn
Midland
Southern California
Greg Tupa
Huntington Beach
Calif
Sandy Hayes-Davis
Dallas
Hugh Davis
Mesquite
Woodrow W. Hayes
Alvis Davis
Burnet
Judy Hayes
Ashley Ward
John Ward
Glen Abbey Chapel of the Roses
Bonita
Southside Baptist Church
Helen Constance Freeman
Odessa Regional Hospital
Temple Baptist Church
Jerry Thorpe
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Steeple Ashton
England
Freeman
Medical Center Hospital
Helen
C.W. Freeman
Esequiel C. Garcia
San Juan de Guadalupe
Durango
Mexico
Garcia
Snyder St
Big Tex
Gladys Juarez
Denver
Gladys
Esequiel Garcia Jr
Gabriela Garcia
Pedro Soto
Maria Soto
Hector Garcia
Odessa Soto
Elvia Soto
Lorena Soto
Griselda Puente
Manuel
Lucia Castenada
Odessa Funeral Home
John Funk Odessa
John William Funk
Penwell
Nationwide Metals
Amar
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Craig DeArmond
Hubbard. Kelly Funeral Home
Columbus
Garner Odessa
Joseph Garner
Rose Hill Cemetery
William Chapman
Eastland
Cole
Peggy Garner
Hamilton Crane
Charles Hamilton
Crane
Crane County Cemetery
Jim Hester
Shaffer- Nichols Funeral Home
Jasper
Brenda Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Sonja Hamilton
Marie Roberts Andrews
Marie Roberts
Second Baptist Church
Ivy Shelton
Sharon Suttle
Andrews Old Cemetery
McNett Funeral Home
Rising Star
Andrews
Phillip Roberts
Waco
Salt blessing causes Texas delegate to quit at Episcopal convention
Nelson W. Koscheski, a Dallas Diocese delegate to the Episcopal national convention, sprinkled salt as a blessing amid debates over gays. He says the act was meant to bless both sides and cleanse spiritual wickedness, but the gesture led to his ouster and resignation from the delegation.
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Dallas
Texas
Nelson W. Koscheski
Denver
Koscheski
Diocese of
House of Deputies
Dallas Morning News
Obituary Notices from Odessa Monahans and Crane Area
Obituaries for Lucille Bond of Odessa 95 retired Frost Bakery worker. Billy Dale Chesser 50 retired JC Penney worker. Antonio De La O Almanza 93 retired ranch worker. John William Funk 56 Nationwide Metals owner. Joseph Garner 88 retired ranch worker. Charles Hamilton 49 production foreman. Maria Pena Natividad 55 Barstow homemaker. Marie Roberts 74 Midland office manager. Earnest Zeigler 67 Eureka Springs Army veteran. Services set in Monahans, Odessa, Crane, Barstow and Andrews areas. multiple survivors listed.
President commutes sentences of four women in drug cases
President Clinton commuted the prison terms of four women Louise House Shawndra Mills Amy Pofahl and Serena Nunn who had drug convictions and received harsher penalties than men in the same cases A male detainee Alain Orozco was also ordered freed Nunn said she was told to sit as papers noted the commutations and described tears during the ABC News interview Nunn had a 14 year sentence after not informing on her boyfriend in a Minneapolis drug ring.
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Washington
Clinton
White House
Louise House
Shawndra Mills
Amy Pofahl
Serena Nunn
Alain Orozco
Nunn
ABC News
Minneapolis
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Walling
Charlene McLeod
Denton
Bob Bond
Tucson
Ariz
John Bond
Antonio de la O
Almanza
Antonio de la O Almanza
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Lucido
Monahans Memorial Cemetery
Harkey Funeral Home
Terlingua
Beta Almanza
Salvador Almanza
Delma Acosta
Yolanda Orosco
Josefina Gonzales
Barstow
Faye Funk
Billy Jo Funk
Tennessee
Lois Pardue
Ginger Outlaw
Jesse Joe Curtin
California
Maria Natividad
Earnest Zeigler
Eureka Springs
Ark
Earnest “Bud” Zeigler
Coffman Funeral Home
Harrison
Seagraves
Gayle
Eureka
Feynme David Berryville
Guinea’ de Dewayne
Missouri
Odessa American
Stes Mamenanee Des Metiehes
Arican
Cailus
Ahi-Texas Com
Ae Dt Co
John Arrick
N. Grandview Odessa
Nanene
Edward Jones
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