FCC Opens Broad Review of Broadcast Fairness Doctrine
The FCC launches a fundamental policy review amid pressures for more time for underdog voices. It seeks to update its approach to controversial issues, stressing policy clarity while resisting wholesale legal rewrites. Commissioner Johnson criticizes the process but consents due to legal limits.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Democratic Party
Nixon
Vietnam
Johnson
Robert Wells
Nixon Backing Open Housing Amid Discrimination Debate
President Nixon defended open racial policies and rejected economic measures as hidings for discrimination. He urged study of actions by their effects on housing equality, emphasized livable communities for all, and warned against failing to act. FCC reviews on fairness doctrine prompt further contention.
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FCC
County Court records show multiple marriage licenses issued
Marriage licenses issued list Billy Sam Fife and Janie Lynn Wagner Bruce Le Roy Shearer and Sherry Colleen Shearer Barry Earl Dosier and Carolyn Marie Lloyd Robert Gonzales and Josefa R Laabs. District Court divorces filed include Louise Carter versus Nathaniel Carter. Civil suits include Leo J McNally versus Employers Commercial Union Insurance Co and an appeal from an Industrial Accident award. Traffic accidents report injuries and damages involving several pairs with ages and addresses.
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Billy Sam Fife
Janie Lynn Wagner
Bruce Leroy Shearer
Sherry Colleen Shearer
Barry Earl Dosier
Carolyn Marie Lloyd
Robert Gonzales
Josefa R. Laabs
W. A. Honen
Roy Delay
Manuel Levario
Paul West
Billy Vaughn
Carl Hulse
Jackie Hopkins
Donald Roy von Cleave
William Dwight O'Neal
Shirley Baker Martin
Raymond Lopez
Louise Carter
Nathaniel Carter
Leo J. McNally
Employers Commercial Union Insurance Co
Grant
Marion E. Copley
South Lauderdale
Roy L. Alten
West University Blvd
Lincoln
Charles W. Tyler
East 7Th
Bernice Bell
Travis
Henry and
Mary Reinhart
Utica
Mich
Ruth Colver
Wichita Falls
Tom Green
Robert Lane
Ie East
Marie M. Kellum
Beverly
Mrs. Kellum
Full Gospel Group Winds Up Regional Parley Today
The three day Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International regional convention at the Inn of the Golden West in Odessa convenes with Judge Kermit Bradford of Fulton County Georgia delivering the highlight talk. About 1,200 attendees from Texas New Mexico are expected for meetings including prayer, international speaker programs, lunch, and teaching sessions. There is a focus on youth faith and ecumenical unity with remarks from Rev Bernard L Gully and others stressing a living Christian faith.
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Inn of the
Atlanta
Golden West
McMurry Ga
Ector County Coliseum
West Texas
Full Gospel Business Mews Fellowship International
Kermitt Bradford
Georgia
Fulton County
Texas
New Mexico
Odessa
Chuck Wagon Gang
Bradford
Carter
Gene Zim
Merman
California
Tom Ashcraft
Houston
Fgbmfi
Gully
Notre Dame
Father Gully
Inn of the Golden West
Connie Meisgeier
University of Texas Instructional Materials Center
Christ
The
Separate Falls Injure Two Odessa Workmen
Two Odessa laborers were injured Friday and treated at Medical Center Hospital in satisfactory condition. Fred L. Diz, 21, of 1440 South Broughton, strained his back after falling from a roof at 1600 Fargo and hitting a brick wall. Lonnie Pate, 22, of 916 West 36th, suffered back and rib injuries when he fell from a rig twelve miles northwest of Goldsmith.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Fred L. Diz
South Broughton
Fargo
Lonnie Pate
West 36Th
Goldsmith
Midland man Ven White 47 dies in Snyder crash
Funeral services for Ven O White 47 of Midland killed in a Thursday car crash near Snyder will be held 2 pm Saturday at Ellis Funeral Chapel. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Born October 12 1923 in Frankell he served in WWII Navy and earned a petroleum engineering degree from the University of Houston in 1952. Survivors include wife three daughters Rena Janet Jeanie all of Midland mother Mrs Ven O White Sr Ranger and sister Betty Louise White of Salt Lake City Utah.
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Midland
White
Snyder
Ellis Funeral Chapel
Resthaven Memorial Park
Frankell
Oklahoma
U.S. Navy
Pacific
University of Houston
Mabee Petroleum Corp
Rena
Janet
Jeanie
Ven 0. White Sr
Ranger
Betty Louise White
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cosmonauts Continue Experiments In Space
In orbit for five days aboard Soyuz 11 and the Salute laboratory three cosmonauts Lt Col Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev conduct weightlessness studies. They perform blood samples cardiovascular tests bone calcium checks and gamma telescope observations to analyze cosmic rays and Earth's formations. Crew reports all well with ongoing medical tests and spectroscopy work while ground control monitors orbital parameters and mental strain in the cramped 25 ton workshop.
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Moscow
Baikonur
Orbiting Laboratory
Georgy Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Tass
Volkov
Patsayev
Soviet Union
Ashkhabad
Tassi
Dobro
Odessa American subscription rates and publishing details
The Odessa American lists subscription rates for Odessa and Ector County, Trading Zone, and all other zones with mail options yearly and shorter terms. It provides per-copy pricing for daily, Saturday, and Sunday editions and notes mailing and publication details.
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Odessa
Texas
East Ath Street
Odesse American
Ector County
City battles three alarms with minor fire damage
Firemen responded to three alarms Friday with no major damage. A blaze at the Little Kitchen, 1716 West Second, caused minor wall and ceiling damage when a gas line broke behind the stove. A separate small fire near a loading dock south of Penwell was traced to a discarded cigarette.
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West Second
Penwell
Ex-Hospital Chief Guilty in Theft Case
KERMIT Staff David L Headrick former administrator for Crane Hospital was found guilty of theft by false pretext and sentenced to four years in prison. He bought a $175 air compressor from a dummy corporation run by his wife then sold the same unit to a hospital employee. Headrick was fired in August 1969 after the board uncovered the scheme. SEMINOLE Staff Gaines County to vote on a $2 750 000 hospital bond amid district reorganization with polls 8 am to 7 pm Saturday. absentee votes total eighty nine to date.
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Kermit
David L. Headrick
Crane Hospital
Headrick
Hospital
Gaines County
Ruby Frost
Lawmen Probe 4 Theft Cases
Police investigated four theft cases Friday. A billfold with 41 dollars and four credit cards was stolen from Mrs. Davis Bolin at 2400 West Ninth. S. L. Baugardner reported a .22 magnum rifle and 10 stereo tapes taken from his car on Cambridge. Bicycle thefts were reported by Darren Henry and James Graham.
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Davis Bolin
West Ninth
S. L. Baugardner
Cambridge
Darren Henry
Hanley
James Graham
Bon Lham
Headrick Convicted After Long Jury Deliberation
Headrick, a former hospital laboratory technician who headed the Odessa hospital, was found guilty after a 214 hour jury deliberation. The trial in Judge Russell Austin's 108th District Court was prosecuted by Winkler County District Attorney Calvin Welch and Crane County Attorney Ken Spencer. Odessa attorney Gerald Fugit represented Headrick.
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Headrick
Winkler County
Calvin Welch
Ken Spencer
Crane
Russell Austin
108Th District Court
Odessa
Gerald Fugit
Rachal Is Given Term In Prison
SAN ANTONIO AP Hal Rachal of Midland former president of a Kerrville aircraft firm was sentenced to five years in federal prison for stock fraud. Edward Hunnicutt of Kerrville former secretary treasurer of the firm received three years. Rachal was fined $10 000 and Hunnicutt $5 000.
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SAN Antonio
Hal Rachal
Midland
Kerrville
Edward Hunnicutt
Rachal
Hunnicutt
Five Hurt In Road Mishaps
Five people were injured in two auto accidents within about ten minutes Friday. Bernice Bell 66 of 706 Travis suffered a broken right wrist in a collision at 16th and Lincoln and was admitted to Medical Center Hospital where one other person remained in satisfactory condition. Ruth Culver 62 of Wichita Falls was treated and released after complaining of a painful collarbone. The Reinharts 57 of Utica Michigan suffered minor bruises. A second crash at 14th and Tom Green sent Marie Kellum 38 of 916 Beverly to the hospital with minor pain.
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Medical Center Hospital
Bernice Bell
Travis
16Th
Lincoln
Ruth Culver
Wichita Falls
Mich
Bell Auto
Robert Lane
Tom Green
Kansas Grabs Wanted Man
Local deputies headed to Olathe Kansas to extradite Clarence E Francis a 29 year old McCamey man wanted in Midland on an armed robbery charge. A Texas fugitive from justice he was tied to a 1968 57 dollar hold up at a south Midland 7 Eleven and faced a mistrial in April with a second trial set. Francis failed to appear for the second trial triggering a warrant for his arrest and bond forfeiture.
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Midland
Olathe
Kan
Clarence E. Francis
McCamey
Francis
Texas
South Midland
Rancis
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