Death notices from Pecos Midland Odessa list several deaths
Death notices from multiple Texas communities report June 2015 deaths in Pecos Midland and Odessa. Cruz Abila Jr. of Dallas formerly Pecos, 41, died June 1, with funeral rites at Santa Rosa Pecos and burial at Barstow Cemetery. Others include Sara Gober 59 Midland, Martin Hernandez 50 Pecos, Ellen Long 81 Odessa, Antonio Morales 85 Odessa, Eugenia Morrison 77 Odessa. services and survivors listed. arrangements by local funeral homes.
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Dallas
Siena Abila
Liliana Abila
Cruz Abila Sr
Olga M. Abila
Barstow
Isaac Abila
Eric Abila
Odessa
Cecilia Abila
Midland
Sara Elizabeth Gober
Gober
St. County Road
American Heritage Cemetery and Funeral Home of
Phoenix
Ariz
William Chester Gober
Molly Grober
Theo Humphrey
Elenor Spears
Prescott
Dan Humphrey
Tucson
Mary Slaughter
Prescott, Ariz
Maryann Collins
William Leevi Scarberry
Terry Lee Scarberry
Big Spring
Melvin Ray Scarberry Jr
Gregory Allen Scarberry
Michael James Scarberry
Susan Clark
Houston
Pecos
Martin Javier Hernandez
Peaceful Garden Funeral Home
Ellen Elaine Long
Odessa Regional Medical Center
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Antonio Morales
Martinez Funeral Home
Eugenia Morrison
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Obituary Paid Notice Guidance from Editor
Editorial note explains that obituaries are paid notices by families and not edited for content, punctuation, or grammar. It provides contact numbers 333-7770 and 333-7714 for more information, including weekend inquiries.
Odessa soft landing hints at milder oil downturn
A regular Odessa economic study shows April activity up modestly after five years of decline, with 4,900 new jobs and 64 percent payroll growth year over year. The analyst cautions the improvement may be temporary as low oil prices keep a lid on growth and layoffs continue regionwide.
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Odessa
Amarillo
Karl Ingham
Permian
Ingham
Midland
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Permian Basin
Willie Taylor
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Taylor
OPEC Holds Output Target Amid Sliding Oil Prices
OPEC kept its 30 million barrels per day output target unchanged in Vienna and predicted crude prices would stay low for a while. Secretary general Abdulllah al Badri said $100 prices are unlikely as non OPEC producers ramp up if prices rise, with Saudi Arabia and Iran indicating continued high production amid sanctions tensions and talks on a nuclear deal.
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Vienna
OPEC
Abdullah al-Badri
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries
Saudi Arabia
Iran
John Hall
Alfa Energy
London
al-Badri
Bijar Namdar Zangeneh
Tehran
Islamic Republic
Community events and auctions around the Basin today
A roundup of local happenings lists an auction at Big Spring State Hospital Recycling Center from 8 a.m. to noon with cash or check payments and proceeds to the state comptroller. Also details a Color Dash 5k in Monahans, a Mex-Tex Family Fest in Midland, a Princess meet at Music City Mall, a Diane Browne gallery opening in Midland, a Rock The House concert at Basin Burger House, Summer Mummers melodrama at Yucca Theatre, a Bravos de la Region show at Club La Playa, and Movies in the Park Maleficent at UTPB Park with free admission and concessions.
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Big Spring State Hospital
N. Highway 87
Big Spring
State Comptroller's Office
Odessa volleyball league signups for summer return
The City of Odessa Parks and Recreation Department invites adults to join a revived volleyball league starting June 18 and running through August. About 10 teams of up to 12 players will compete Thursday nights at Sherwood Park. entry is 100 per team with signups due by June 16 at 1100 W. 42nd St.
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Odessa
Parks and Recreation Department
Parks Department
City of Odessa Parks and Recreation Department
W. 42Nd St
Sherwood Park
Parks Administration
Gas outage hits east Odessa and west Midland County
Atmos Energy reports a power line cut near FM 1788 Thursday afternoon left about 2 000 customers without gas. Technicians are restoring service and will door knock homes and businesses. call 888-286-6700 to schedule. If you smell gas leave area and call 911 from a safe distance.
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East Odessa
Midland County
Atmos Energy
Fort Worth man guilty of disrupting Southwest flight
Zachary Marshall Ziba, 25, found guilty by Amarillo federal court of interfering with a flight crew and forcing an unscheduled landing. After a four day trial, jurors deliberated under three hours before the verdict. sentencing set for August 14 with potential 20 years in prison and a 250000 dollar fine.
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Amarillo
Fort
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