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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1968
Page
2
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Odessa hosts the Greater Permian Basin Duplicate Bridge Tournament Jaume 6 9 in the Ballroom of Hotel Scharbauer. Local players fill roles on partnership rules and ethics committees and unit boards while hundreds from the Southwest attend.
Texas Nurses Association district 21 holds its annual officers installation and names Nurse of the Year at a 7 pm dinner at Medical Center Hospital cafeteria. Nominees include Jeanne Porterfield, Peter Abel, Lenora Pearson, and Lucile McCoy. Mrs Maxine Parks will present the plaque and announce the new officers.
Miss your Odessa American. If service is unsatisfactory call Circulation Department at FE 7 465. Hours: open until 6:45 pm Monday through Friday, open Saturdays until noon, open Sundays until 10 30 am.
The Odessa American prints its address 272 East 4th Street Odessa Texas with service details and subscription rates. Home delivery in Odessa and Ector County costs 2.00 per month while retail zones are 1.90 per month. Mail subscriptions are 20.00 annually or 11.00 for six months with a 3 month option at 0.35 per day.
Chicago publisher promotes a rapid reading method claiming readers can double speed while retaining more. It offers a free booklet detailing self training rules and invites readers to mail name address zip to Diversey 835 Dept 459-512 Chicago 60614.
Detectives Tuesday pursued leads on nine theft cases and reported tires stolen from several parked vehicles. A spare tire disappeared from a pickup at Ms residence, and items including a pocketbook with checks and a watch were taken from autos and a hospital room. Bicycle thefts were also reported by multiple residents.
A teen, W B Scurlock, 18, remained in satisfactory condition after transfer to Medical Center Hospital for head injury observation. Three others injured in separate incidents were treated and released in Odessa area. Noth Green, a welder, broke his right collarbone from a tank fall. Lawrence Newkirk, 24, injured his right hand from falling metal. Connie Williams, 7, suffered a broken right arm after a fall near Cave Williams.
Teo Odessa residents seek 14035 each from awards of the Industrial Accident Board filed Tuesday in 70th District Court. Alfonso Ramirez alleges injury January 26 for Bill Hair Construction Co and Liberty Insurance Co named as defendants. Mantel Morales also claims injury while employed by RefChem Co in Odessa with Westether Fire Insurance Co as a defendant.
A summer program for Spanish speaking children entering first grade in Ector County Public Schools starts Thursday. The eight week session at Tlays Elementary School will aid about 200 pupils not yet fluent in English. Classes run 8 am to 2 pm Monday through Friday, with bus pickup at six points. Children must present baptismal or birth certificates verifying age.
Weather reports describe heavy showers across a 50 mile coastal belt toward the Gulf of Mexico with Aransas Pass at 6.50 inches. Odessa reached 83 with highs in the upper 80s to 90s by midweek. Fort Worth saw 2.06 inches in the afternoon and a 30 minute downpour, with winds near 40 mph and damage to four planes at Meacham Field. A funnel cloud passed south of downtown and a tornado was seen northeast of Bowie.
John Oscar Athey 4 died at Central Hotel Odessa after a death ruled natural causes by Justice of the Peace J A Purlfoy. Read about 10 hours earlier, Athey reportedly suffered a heart attack. He came to Odessa 13 years ago from McCamey and served in WWII with the Army. Survivors include two sons John and Wilson in New London and Zortez, a daughter Mrs Jerry Moore Fort Worth, a brother J B Stockton Calif, three sisters Mrs Eva Boucher Possum Kingdom Lake Mrs Myrtle Best Cortez Colo and Mrs Beatrice Phillips Blackwell and two grandchildren.
A sprawling budget plan would merge the one cent city sales tax with the two cent state levy to form a three cent overall tax, broadened to cover cigarettes and services. It also targets stricter liquor controls, higher penalties, and fund shifts to state revenues, with possible implications for local cities and future sessions.
Summer session opens at 8 am Wednesday with five week courses at Permian High and district schools. About 550 students expected. tuition 15 dollars per half credit. tests determine achievement levels for grades seven through 12. library access only. no buses or cafeteria.
Ten Odessa natives were among 300 graduates receiving bachelor of arts degrees at UT commencement Saturday. Named from Odessa were Paula JoAnne Bredimus Robert John Denny William Earl Dunn Thomas Boyd Farley James Wright McNatt James Eugene Medlin Fay Marie Meek Daniel Stephen Offutt Elizabeth Earl Kelley Smith John Anthony Wells Fay Cathryn Alison Sara Virginia Bulloch Michael Olen Baskin Elisabeth Jane Kinsey John Patrick Plumlee Mrs Mary Katherine Smith George Mrs Jean Mane Wheelis Ted Painter Robert Doyle Eddy Bill Pomroy William Ray Haris and others from nearby towns.
The City Planning Board meets at 9 am Thursday in City Hall Council chamber. A public hearing will review an original zoning request for Fair Oaks Addition at Maple and Tanglewood with various lots seeking F, C, and B zoning changes. The board also considers the Lamb Addition preliminary plat for a half-acre tract in Orchard subdivision at 208 Carolyn Dive.
Murphy served as assistant personnel director at Ref-Chem for two years prior to taking the hospital position after moving to Odessa.
Speakers cited at Sands Restaurant at noon on Monday. W T Wright served as toastmaster. Dr Moody Alexander won best speaker. Other speakers included Larry Diehl and Joe Ziegler. John Mills won best table topic and Stan Wallage earned best evaluator.
A list of noon and afternoon gatherings for law enforcement officers, the American Business Club, the Rotary, Tri-Service Lions, and VEW Post 4372 events at venues around Odessa, plus a bake sale by the Ladies Auxiliary at Farr's Food Store and a boat promenade by Voiture 1096 and the American Legion.
Odessa man MR. McMonigle age 58 of 862 West 15th died shortly before 1 p.m. Tuesday at Medical Center Hospital after a heart incident at French Tool and Supply Co. Paramedics and firemen worked about 15 minutes reviving him. funeral services pending.
Harry Searcy about 30 is charged in Ec lor County Court with destruction of private property after authorities say he rammed his fist through a car windshield Saturday at the Sportsman Club on West Second. Maudine Bolton of Tom Green County identified the owner. Searcy remained in custody Tuesday.
A 34 year old Odessa man, Andrew White, is charged with aggravated assault in Ector County Court on Tuesday. He is accused of attacking an 11-year-old on May 24 at a residence in 705 SW Kelly. White is currently in custody.
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