Wanderlust and the restless heart across the ages
A breezy meditation on why people crave change, travel, and new places. It notes modern life makes remote living common yet nostalgia for home remains strong, as vacations and career shifts illustrate the urge to relocate and redefine one’s life.
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Texas
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Mark Guire
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Lightning strike halts Condor Oil production at Goldsmith
Goldsmith based Condor Operating Co. faced a lightning strike that destroyed six tanks and ignited oil at about 9 40 p m Tuesday night. Production supervisor Joe Jones expects temporary tanks and full restart by Friday after fire crews arrived quickly but could not prevent the loss of about 1800 barrels of high gravity crude.
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Goldsmith
Mother Nature
Condor Operating Co
Joe Jones
Jones
Goldsmith Volunteer Fire Department
Permian Basin
Ector Theater Revival Receives Positive Appraisal In Texas
A Texas Historical Commission architect lauds the Ector Theater as a viable project during a tour with the Ector Theater task force. He notes solid original fabric and design, but highlights asbestos in the ceiling as a major, costly obstacle to restoration.
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Texas Historical Commission
Austin
Kevin Milstead
Milstead
Roy Elsner
Icostesh
Olen
Elsner
Jerry Tedford
Odessa
Odessa College boosts scholarships after challenge grant
Odessa College will award 30 to 40 additional scholarships this fall after meeting a local foundation challenge. The college raised 280000 dollars to qualify for 260000 from the Clara Hazel Frees Foundation, supported by 32 faculty members, OC foundation board members, and 11 Permian Basin companies. Scholarships from 540000 dollars fund will aid full and part time students in the Odessa Junior College District with a 3.0 GPA.
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Odessa College
Clara Hazel Frees
Linda Ward
Ward
OC Founda
Rev Wilson remembered for humor and service at MCH
The Rev. Jimmy Wilson, 68, retired director of Pastoral Care at Medical Center Hospital, died Wednesday in Lubbock. Colleagues praised his humor and tireless work ensuring pastors knew when congregants were hospitalized, aiding ministers and hospital staff alike.
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Jimmy Wilson
Medical Center Hospital
Lubbock
Wilson
Margaret Ledwith
Ledwith
Jerry Thorpe
Temple Baptist Church
Thorpe
J. Michael Stephans
MCH
Stephans
Odessa
James Jenkins
Jenkins
Carter takes narrow victory editor's note
In 1976 the nation chose a political outsider in Carter as Ford faced fallout from Nixon’s pardon. The bicentennial year spurred nationwide reflection and remembrance, with July events at WT Barrett Stadium and a sunrise Declaration reenactment. Local leaders marked the era as a pivotal moment in American confidence.
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Washington, D.C
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Associated Press
Mao Tse Tung
China
Ford
Nixon
Odessa
WT. Barrett Stadium
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