Emergency Plan Target Date Set for Medical Center ER
Medical Center Hospital aims to implement a new emergency room system by July 1. The board will meet to finalize legal details, including a contract with Texas Hospital Consultants for 6000 per month and temporary privileges if signing is delayed. Abortions policy discussion is postponed pending legal guidance on a federal conscience clause.
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Medical Center Hospital
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tech
Texas Hospital Consultants
San Antonio
Ed McNeel
Gordon Epperson
Odessa
James M. O'Leary
Epperson
Texas Hospital
County court records note multiple marriage licenses issued
Marriage licenses issued for Larry A Williams and Janet R Stahl Gary R Burton and Valerie S Porter Khaled T Ganaba and Cathryn Elliott. District court filings include divorces Barbara Mall v Robert J Hall Ota McCutcheon v Max Lynn McCutcheon Lorina L Ybarra v Carlos Ybarra and civil suit Junior L Donnelly v Pay Less Self Service Shoes for damages. Medical Center Hospital lists June 1 admissions and June 11 discharges with long patient name list. Births on June 11 for Berger and Brantley families. Traffic accidents recorded at numerous city intersections with names ages and minor damages noted.
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Larry Anderson Williams
Janet Rae Stahl
Gary Robert Burton
Valerie Saba Porter
Khaled Taher Ganaba
Cathryn Elliott
Willie R. Etheredge
District Court
Barbara Mall
Robert J. Hall
Ota McCutcheon
Max Lynn McCutcheon
Lorina L. Ybarra
Carlos Ybarra
Junior L. Donnelly
Midland man pleads guilty to three narcotics charges
Eulalio Sosa Reyes Jr., 27, of Midland, pled guilty in 61st District Court to selling heroin in 1972 and to possession of heroin and narcotics paraphernalia in 1971. He was sentenced to three concurrent 25 year terms. Odessa police arrested him in the 2700 block of North Dixie. Defense attorney was Charles Winston. state represented by Don E. Williams. Evidence by stipulation.
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Midland
61St District
Eulalio Sosa Reyes Jr
Reyes
Odessa
North Dixie
Charles Winston
Don E. Williams
Water District Deliveries Show Decline After May Rebound
Colorado River Municipal Water District reports May deliveries of 1.75 billion gallons, up 7.89 percent from last year, yet year to date total remains down 14.05 percent at about 6.319 billion gallons. Municipal demand rose in May led by Odessa and Midland among others, while mining and industrial shipments stayed mixed. analysts doubt June will exceed the 1972 benchmark of 1.839 billion gallons due to recent cool, wet weather.
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Colorado River
Odessa
Big Spring
Snyder
Stanton
Midland
San Angelo
Stans Testifies on Nixon Campaign Funds and Magruder Films
Former commerce secretary John M. Stans testifies about the Nixon finance committee, denying influence over bills and asserting it raised money to pay campaign costs. Porter describes Magruder giving 35 millimeter film copies of memoranda between Muskie's office and campaign headquarters in 1971. Stans faces Vesco-related trial timing as committee hearings proceed.
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Nixon
Magruder
Muskie
Senate
Porter
Mitchell
Sirica
Stans
Dean
Ervin
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Vesco
Robert W. Baker
Commerce Secretary
Nixon Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Harry L. Sears
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nixon Campaign Finance Committee
Nixon Aides Push To Delay Senate Vote On Wage Freeze
Nixon and aides plan to delay a Senate vote on a Democratic push for an across the board freeze on prices profits rents wages salaries and consumer interest rates. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott signaled no vote before a possible White House inflation controls decision due Wednesday. Congressional Democrats urged immediate action while House Speaker Carl Albert announced the joint move at a monthly leaders meeting backing a comprehensive program including phase controls.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
Scott
House
Carl Alert
Oklahoma
Talks Center on Day H1 and Ceasefire Conditions
The article outlines terms for a prospective ceasefire and framework across Saigon and the Viet Cong. It covers timelines for prisoner releases within 45 days, immediate talks to avert conflict, zones of control, entry points for war material, joint military teams with four-party participation, and guarantees of security for international observers.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
United States
North Vietnam
Council of National Reconciliation and Concord
South Vietnam
Commission of Control and Supervision
Paris
Laos
Cambodia
Youth Hurt In Accident On North Grant Street
Stevie Wayne Kelley aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs R C Kelley Sr of 1305 Drury Lane was treated for arm and knee abrasions at Medical Center Hospital after a motorcycle car collision Monday night at 5 40 pm on North Grant. He was released. Yolanda Lopez Carson 21 of 1304 West 13th driven northbound on North Grant started to turn west onto West Second when the crash occurred. Kelley was transported to the hospital by Baker Ambulance.
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Harless
Terry Tunstall Tyree
North Hancock
Grandview
W.L. Rogers
Cumberland
Jerry Gene Osborn
Walter L. Berry
East 46Th
James Walker
Preston Leon Mealer
North Whitaker
Larry Joseph Gerosa
Roper
Cary Alan Cox
East Ath
William R. Ford Jr
Tanniewood
Damas
West Second
Grant
Yolanda Lopez Carson
West 13Th
Stevie Wayne Ferley
Drury Lane
Kelley
Unis Garcia
Grandfalls
Medical Center Hospital
Pecos County
Sanderson
Jones Brothers Dirt and Paving Contractors, Inc
South Grandview
Odessa
Garcia
Stevie Wayne Kelley
R.C. Kelley Sr
North Grant
H.R
Bob) Wilhite
Ranch Road
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Wilhite
Noble, Ill
Yvonne Avery
Monahans
Methodist Church
McFarland Masonic Lodge
Robert D. Wilhite
Bobbye Wilhite
Beverly Frances Wilhite
North Tom Green
Richard Wilhite
Las Vegas
Nev
Georgia Blue
Mackinaw
Ill
Cathy Maszk
Milwaukee
Wis
Elaine Harper
Stonewall
Okla
Betty Schroeder
Decatur
Audra Wilhite
Stockton
Calif
Burglary in Reverse Reported by Odessan
Odessa police investigated four burglaries on Tuesday with one unusual case at 313 Wabash reported by Mrs. Bennette Jackson. A stranger had moved a refrigerator and dinette set, hung curtains and left electricity on. a bed appeared slept in though the house belonged to her and she had given RO One permission to occupy. Her daughter, now in Midland, shed little light on the matter. A theft suspect remained out on bond.
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Odessa
Bennette Jackson
Wabash
Carver
Bicycle theft charge and related burglaries in Odessa
Robert Hucka Pena, 53, of 821 East 5th, charged with misdemeanor theft of a bicycle in Ector County Court. Bond set at 1000 by Justice of the Peace JA Purisov. Pena released after transfer from city jail. Police linked burglary entries at several Odessa sites including Tilley’s Garage and Soul Qn Carpet Shop, with weapons and electronics reported missing. Detective Sgt. Rusty Baker noted the case centers on intent and separate burglaries.
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Robert Hucka Pena
East 5Th
Ector
Justice of the Peace
JA Purisov
Terry Jarrell
Nabors
Pena
Odessa
Ector County
Rusty Baker
Baker
Tilley
South Lee
Edward Poindexter
Keeling
Crane Schools To Open Bids On Three Projects
Crane Independent School District will open bids at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday for three construction projects funded by a $750,000 bond approved by Crane voters on March 24. Projects include renovating the primary building, new home stands and press box with 2,080 stadium seats, and a new all weather track. The Jackson Southernaires perform at 8 p.m. Thursday at Greater St John Baptist Church, featuring Nathenial Baldwin, Huby Williams, James Burks, Luther Jennings, Franklin Williams and David Surrell.
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CRANE
Crane Independent
Crane School Board
Jackson Southernaires
Greater St John Baptist Church
Nathenial Baldwin
Huby Williams
James Burks
Luther Jennings
Franklin Williams
David Surrell
Transportation Group To Meet On Wednesday
The Regional Transportation Task Force for the Permian Basin will meet after the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission board adjourns Wednesday at the High Sky Restaurant. Members include Rep. John Hoestenbach Rep. Tom Craddick Midland Mayor Ernest Angelo and many county judges and city officials. The group will confer with Texas Transportation Institute on the West Texas segment of the Texas Airport Systems Plan and was ordered by the governor's office earlier this year.
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Permian Basin
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission Board
High Sky
John Hoestenbach
Tom Craddick
Midland
Ernest Angelo
PBRPC
Ward
Chester Taggart
Monahans
Pecos
O.D. Luttrell
Fort Stockton
Upton
Allen Moore
Rankin
Andrews
Roy D. Bennett
Borden
Glenn Toombs
Gail
Dawson County
Leslie C. Pratt
Lamesa
Ector
Michael D. Barney
Odessa
Gaines
Marcus Crow
Seminole
Classock
D.W. Parker
Garden City
Howard County
A.G. Mitchell
Big Spring
Martin County
Carrol Yater
Stanton
Barbara G. Culver
Reeves
Darrell Glover
Terrell County
R.S. Wilkinson
Sanderson
Buford Sealy
Paul L. Pearce
Lioyd Cline
John Pike
Willie Hammond Jr
Jerry Cowden
Crane
Sandhill Soil and Water Conservation District
Texas Transportation Institute
Texas
West Texas
Juneteenth Celebration Planned in Odessa at Woodson Club
Odessa NegrOs will host a Black Achievement Day at the Woodson Boys Club on Saturday with talks at 4 p.m. by Joe Tave of The University of Texas at the Permian Basin and William Osbie Davis Jr. of Crockett Junior High. A banquet and dance close the day, with a $1 admission and food donated by southside residents.
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Odessa Negros
Woodson Boys’ Club
Joe Tave
University of Texas of the
W.C. Stewart
Emma Robinson
Ector County Commodities Program
Willie Hammond
Stewart
Texas
Odessa calendar notes for noon and evening events
Tomorrow in Odessa listing shows hearings and county budget continuation. Noon events at Downtown American Business Club Inn of the Golden West include coachroom. Rotary at Inn of the Golden West. Tri-Service Lions at Sands Restaurant. 8 PM Ector Lions at Woodson Community Center.
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Downtown
American Business Club
Inn of the Golden West
Coachroom
Odessa
Noon — Tri-Service Lions
Sands Restaurant
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Jesus Olivas
Warren Grove
Roy Horwood
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Buffalo
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Westbrook
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New York
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Houston
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HB. ‘Herring
Sentinel
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Ringling, Okla
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Veeda Sumruld
Scurry County
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Candy Lane
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M.D. Anderson Hospital
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Maine
University of Florida
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Fort Worth
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Candy Latham
Jackie Rasmussen
Plantation
Fla
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Midland High School
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John Burton
Bobby Burton
Randy Burton
Deann Burton
Karen Lesley
Marilyn Huggins
Robert Wilson
Odessan
Crane Schools
Transportation Group
Don Register
Loutt
Ector Lions
Woodson Community Center
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