Reception Honors OC President-Elect at UTPB Event
Dr. Phil Speegie, Odessa College president-elect, was guest of honor at a Friday morning reception hosted by UT Permian Basin administrators and faculty. About 60 UTPB staff, area news media, and OC regents attended, including Mike Furman Art Green and Randy Clements. Speegle will assume OC presidency September 1 succeeding Dr. Jack Rodgers, who becomes president emeritus. Speegle previously led OC during year and a half under Rodgers during the Permian Junior College System era.
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UTPB
University of Texas of the
Permian Basin
Phil Speegle
Odessa College
Bill
Phil Speegie
Odessa
University of Texas of the Permian
Mike Furman
Art Green
O.R
Randy) Clements
Speegle
Furman
Green
Jack Rodgers
Rodgers
Permian Junior College
Bill Amstead
City Officials Meet In El Paso
City officials representing 98 percent of Texas urban population gather in El Paso for a three day Texas Municipal League AMCC institute to discuss revenue sharing urban services and gar bage collection while leaders like Mayor Jamie Clements urge cooperation among 740 member cities. Odessa officials attend and the session aims to improve intercity contact and share solutions.
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EL Paso
Tex
Texas
Temple
Jamie Clements
Texas Municipal League
TML
Association of Mayors, Councilmen, and Commissioners
AMCC
Clements
Odessa College Budget Briefed For 1973 74
Dr. Phil Speegle, president-elect of Odessa College, was to be briefed on the proposed 3 447 722 dollar operational budget for 1973 74 by Malcolm Hensley. The budget rose 569 13 from 1972 73 and awaits adoption at the June 26 board hearing. Speegle begins Sept 1 following Dr Jack Rodgers, who becomes president emeritus until 1975.
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Phil Speegle
Odessa College
Malcolm Hensley
Hensley
Speegle
Jack Rodgers
Rodgers
Five Teens Arrested For Home Break
Police arrested five teenagers late Thursday in connection with a break in at Dr. Andrew Shelton's home at 2804 North Washington. Four boys and a girl were stopped after a neighbor's call and were turned over to their parents following processing at police headquarters. Officers noted items taken included eight pants, six shirts, groceries, fifteen pairs of underwear, and three pairs of shoes, with evidence describing papers and drawers scattered inside the residence. Ages were 16 for four youths and 15 for one. The break in was reported at 7 19 pm.
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Andrew Shelton
North
Washington
Floyd Garrett
Terry Lange
Satellite Launch Set Saturday
Apollo era style note on Explo re satellite Explorer 49 slated for 9 18 a m EDT Saturday from Cape Kennedy aboard a three stage Delta rocket to study low frequency radio signals from galactic sources. Five days after launch the 442 pound payload will enter a 680 mile lunar orbit.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Moon
Sun
Earth
Jupiter
Funeral notices from Odessa and surrounding towns
Funeral services are listed for William Floyd Rowe 69 of 10112 Bradley Drive with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens after his death at Medical Center Hospital. Other notices include Jack Simmons 62 of Perryton, H A Smith 64 of Lubbock, J N Childers 60 of Amarillo, Scott Swilling 17, Mrs Earl Lowe 53, Mrs Edd Littlefield 63, A M Mack Burns 84, Annie Mae Flowers 91, Reagan W White 88 of Mason, and Margaret McAdams 78 of Fort Stockton with services in multiple churches and cemeteries throughout the region. Survivors and exact burial details vary by individual notice.
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Guy
H. Williams Hobbs
N.M
Guy Williams
Radie
Castle Avenue Baptist Church
Prairie Haven Cemetery
Griffin Funeral Home
Don Johnson
Hobbs
Gerald Johnson
Lakewood
Colo
Fred Johnson
Los Alamos
Jerry Ross
San Jose
Calif
Johnnie Johnson
San Diego
Roy Jetton
Pilot Point
William Floyd Rowe
Bradley Drive
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Rowe
Medical Center Hospital
Merkel
Margaret Horn
Carlsbad
N.M. Rowe
The
Baptist Church
Odessa
Perryton
First Baptist Church
Jack Simmons
Amarillo
Simmons
Seagraves
Larry Simmons
H.A. Smith
J.N. Childers
W.H
Bill) Childers
Blackburn-Shaw
Llano
Childers
Gwen
Earl
Gertie Mae) Lowe
West 18Th
Hubbard-Kelly
Lowe
Hopkins
Mich
Edd Littlefield Weatherford
Edd
Mattie) Littlefield
White
East Greenwood Cemetery
Littlefield
A.M. Burns
Big Spring
A.M. (Mack) Burns
Glasscock County
Mt. Olive
Burns
Tennessee
Annie Mae Flowers
St. Matthews Baptist Church
Rix Funeral Home
Flowers
Brenham
Jacksboro
MASON
Reagan W. White
Mason Funeral Home
Gooch Cemetery
Odes Jordan
Mason Nursing Home
Live Oak County
Beulah Rhodes
Mason County
Margaret McAdams
Fort Stockton
Memorial Hospital
Capital Memorial Gardens
Roundrock
Plans Readied For Museum Social
Odessa firemen extinguished three trash container fires Thursday using water from units. Fires at 1334 East Eighth and 1214 the bonnet were put out with gallons of water. A trash and grass blaze at 3706 North Everglade required 15 gallons. A call to Sahara Wig Salon 1423 East Second reported a fluorescent light shorted and burned with no further damage.
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Odessa
East Eighth
North Everglade
Sahara
East Second
Blackout Decison Sparks Courtroom Debate Over Coverage
Continued discussion in the Watergate case concerns whether radio and TV coverage threatens fair trials. Sirica and others questioned indictments and timing as Cox and the committee press for testimony, with names like Ehrlichman Dean Haldeman and Mitchell mentioned as those facing possible charges.
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Amstead
Mrs. Speegle
Walter Lee Roland
Golder
Ector County
Justice of the Peace
J.A
Purifov Chesney
US 385
Texas Highway Patrol
Dr. Speegle
Cloudcroft
Edmond Deming
East 14Th
Kennedy
Edgar Lloyd Hurst
Angus
West County Road
Pam Holland
Lopez
Ginger
Lori. Martin
2200
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Eugene Bond
Eugene
Buster) Bond
Coahoma
Coahoma Church of Christ
Trinity Memorial Park
River-Welch Funeral Home
Rising Star
Bond
Buster Bond
Stanton
Church of Christ
Robert Lindsey
Ray Jones
Grand Junction
Joe Bond
Luben Graves
D. M. White
Roy Lee
Yar Old's
Scott Swilling
Cordova
Weatherford
Alamo Elementary
First Baptist Church and Order of Eastern Star
Odessan
Jordan
Jesse Combs
Dumont
Joel Locke
Redbud
Jerry Childs
United States
Presidential Museum
San Antonio
Bill King
Englewood
Donald Toomey
Memnbridge
King
Archibald Cox
Watergate Committee
Sen
Sam J. Ervin
D-N C
Cox
Sirica
White House Andes HR
Jialdeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W Deanis
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce Secretar
Maurice Stans
Nixon
Jeb S. Magruder
Frederick C. LaRue
Robert C Mardian
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