County Court Notices and Medical Center Admits
County court records list marriage licenses for Jimmy Zachary and Peggy Davidson and others, civil and criminal filings including DPS stay petition and driving while intoxicated cases, district court divorces, and medical center entries with June 14 admissions and discharges plus multiple births. Traffic accidents at various blocks report injuries and damages with involved ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Ee Zachary
Peggy Jo Davidson
Harold ‘Kent Simpson Jr
Sharon Margo Hall
Lewis Lewy Halbaehler Jr
Claudia Ann Caskey
Edward Beck Elliott
Avanell Burke
Richard Weldon Campbell
Sharon Louise Unruh
Lawrance Joe Thomas
Rebecca Dianne Smith
Majorle ¢. Churchwell
Texas Department of Public Safety
Billie Don Brogden
Ector Garcia Jaurez
Alvin Loyd Wishert
Bert Allen Hath
Juanita Doyle Hall
Evan B. Deandle
Pete Oeanda Jr
Elizabeth Ramirez Chavez
Alfredo M. Chavez
David Ray Murry
Kathy Jolene Murry
Buel Downey Jacks
Mildred E. Jacks
Hattie L. Elliott
Raymond W. Culpepper
Donna Kay Maxwell
Myrtle A. Dossey
Ethel Mae Maccleery
James N. Seward
Mary Wilson
Susan K. Wight
Lou Wells
Santacosta
Joe L. Sanchez
Rebecca B. Valdez
Martin Ochoa, Jr
Bisente F. Fuentes
Vickey Sue Winkler
Janet Teresa Morgan
Thomas £. Swift
Ruben A. Lawson
Donald Ray Lewis
Cora Ruth LaFon
Mary Mozelle Evans
Guy Morphew
Nelson H. Patton
Bertha O. Gladden
Betty Troupe
Mary Lucke Zlitton
Barbara Dean Davis
Anita Lou Keele
M. Lavera Wyles
Irene ©. Hudson
Betty J. Garman
Joyce E. Fitzgibbons
Eda
Priscilla McGuire
Estelle East
Ronda Marie Callandar
Garylynn Callandar
John Douglas Kincaid
Gladys L. Vanley
Velva J. AdeCtung
Charlie W. Simmons
David Drinkard
Melba Dennis
Kennie Levd
William Smith
Alfred Ward
James Everett
Emma Mutlinax
Eva Harper
Joseph Mertz
Larry Bloyd
William Box
William Cantrell
Lonnie Pate
William Hollis
Armando Baeza
Jeanette Youna
Tana Day
D. Sue Patton
Mary Dodd
Carl Severson
Troy Randell
Sherry Newscomb
Imogene Schooler
Maria Carrasco
Sharon New
Larry Hensley
Miguel Garza
Kerman Pardue
Carlos Rises
Robert Dailey
Six Breakins Reported To Odessa Lawmen
Area officers Tuesday investigated six burglaries in Odessa. The Scott Theatre at 700 North Texas reported a $150 loss after a door front office was kicked in. E R Bannowsky's Wood Shop at 605 East Ninth lost 125 door locks 50 hinges and four boxes of cabinet hinges after entry through a mail slot and door knob. Charles Childers CPA at 2121 Kermit Highway had a bag of checks stolen. checks later recovered. Town and Country Drug at 2745 Grandview had a broken paper machine and $5 in change stolen. Boens Laundry at 519 West 10th reported $1 in change from a broken soft drink machine. Dwight Simmons at 1505 Lyndale lost a bank bag with $17 after entering through a broken window screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Scott Theatre
North Texas
Wallace Scott
E. £. Bannowsky
East Ninth
Certified Public
Charles Childers
Kermit Highway
Town and Country Drug
Grandview
Boen
West 10Th
Dwight Simmons
Lyndale
Odessa American publication and pricing notice
The Odessa American publishes daily and Sunday from 22 East Ath Street Odessa Texas. Subscription rates include home delivery in Odessa and Ector County at 2.50 per month retail trading zone 2.00 per month in all other zones 35 cents per week. Mail options 25 per year 15 0 per months 7 0 per 3 months and 2 50 per month. Single copy rates 1 cent daily and Saturday morning and 25 cents Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Texas
East Ath Street
Odessa American
Ector County
Merning
Theft Of 18 Wheels Probed By Police
Police investigate a string of local thefts including 18 wheels and tires taken from multiple cars at Odessa Motors and nearby properties. Items stolen include four wheels from a customer car, a stereo radio from Sears Roebuck, a microphone and amplifier from St Matthew’s Lutheran Church, bicycles from two residents, and various tools and an intercom from several pickups.ıp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Rogers
Odessa Motors
Halifax
Sears Roebuck
East
Eighth
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Laurel
Maurice Helms
Bunch
Lewis Woodward
Westbrook
Frank Lopez
Beechwood
Albuquerque Turmoil Ends as Police Arrest 100
Crowds in Albuquerque dispersed after clashes at Chicano Hill and near UNM campus left five injured and one shot in the back. Police, National Guard forces cleared the park overnight. fires from car bombs burned eight sites and an apartment complex blaze raised damage likely near 30 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicano Hill
University of New Mexico
New Mexico National Guard
Dor Daniel
Ray Kuhn
Hearings Set On Reportedly Unsafe Buildings
Odessa City Board of Survey schedules 9 a.m. hearings in the Emergency Operations Center at City Hall to decide boarding up or demolishing fourteen unsafe wood frame structures across six sites. Properties include a garage at 118 West First owned by Mrs P G Willis, Wichita Falls. a residence at 512 Fitch owned by Sammie Lewis. a residence at 515 Wabash. two residences, a carport, privy and storage shed owned by Roland G Lambright. a residence and shed at 514 Fitch owned by Mrs Margaret Armstrong of Ontario Calif. and two residences and sheds at 404 South Hancock owned by Clayton Richmond. Bond reports and related charges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Dallas Coualys
Hancock
John Warrant
H. Harris
East Pearl
Fire Destroys Tractor Trailer Near Midland
A tractor-trailer owned by Odessa Metals on West Second burned on the Garden City Highway about 18 miles from Midland. A flat tire ignited the wheel, spreading to the trailer. Firemen said scrap metal may have magnesium, making water worsen the blaze. The fire lasted over two hours. driver Oscar Young from Odessa detached the tractor to save it.
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Midland
Odessa Metals
West Second
Gardens City
Oscar Young
Odessa
Oregon Man Hurt In City Accident
Gordon Robinson, 41, of Tender, Oregon, was treated at Medical Center Hospital Monday for bruises to his arm back and head after a two car collision at Second and Dixie. He was driving east on Second when he tried a left turn. Roy Jackson, 26, of 1324 Drury Lane, was driving west on Second when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee L. Jones
Autumn
Ben Orrin Wilson
University
Iboy
East Second
Maria Gomez
Magnolia
William Watkins
Springbrook
Roper
Imogene Black
North Adams
Donna Maddox
East 10
East 25Th
E. G. Thoms, Sr
Crane
Larry Reynolds
Fort Worth
West Eighth
West County Road
Lorina Wilkinson
Santa Rosa
Harold McKelvain
North Ector
Grant and Pool Road
Benjamin Williams, Jr
Lindy
Warren Hopkins
Ozona
Andrews Highway
Vicki Smith
North
Alleghaney
Seventh
Hugh Mif‘dhe
McKnight
Claudie Bridges
West Sixth
East Jackson
Diana Hurst
East Eighth
Fed Park
Keystone
Gordon Cross
Robertson
Beatrice Butte
West 50Th
John Claybrook
South Washington
Lewis Babcock
Bonifacio Porras
Second
Dixie
Roy Jackson
Drury
Oregon
Gordon Robinson
Tender
Ore
Medical Center Hospital
Robinson
Drury Lane
Jackson
DWI Charges Filed Against Two Men in Ector County
Charges of driving while intoxicated filed in Ector County Court against two men. Ector Garcia Juarez, 19, of California, arrested Sunday on South Brownton, released on $500 bond. Alvin Loyd Wishert, 28, arrested Friday on U S 385 three miles north of Odessa, released on $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DWI
Ector County
Ector Garcia Juarez
California
South
Broughton
Alvin Loyd Wishert
US 385
Odessa
Guilty Verdict for Juana Jaramillo in Petty Theft Case
Juana G Jaramillo 19 of 145 South Jackson was found guilty of petty theft in Municipal Court Tuesday. She pleaded innocent May 27 to taking cosmetics valued at 3.51 dollars from Cooks Discount Center at 2021 East Eighth and was fined 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juana G. Jaramillo
South Jackson
Cooks Discount Center
East Eighth
Alpine Granted 60 Day Extension for Landfill Location
Alpine to source a new landfill site within 60 days with Sept 1 proposed as the deadline. County records show county ownership of the four acre parcel used by the city for trash disposal dating to 1924 caliche mining. FAA criticized debris blowing toward the nearby airport calling the operation a danger to aircraft and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Precinct One
Robert Corkins
Corkins
Commissioners Court
Federal Aeronautics Administration
Vandalism Reported At Cabaret Lounge Car Engine
Janie Morell of 2724 Keystone reported to police Monday that someone pulled the distributor wires from her car engine while it was parked at the Cabaret Lounge located at 318 North Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Morell
Keystone
North Hancock
Thunderstorm activity and scattered showers in Texas
Thunderstorms continued across West and Central Texas with limited rainfall. Big Spring saw high winds dust and lightning and cloud seeding failed to yield significant rain. A ground tornado was reported 45 miles southwest of Imperial. Temperatures ranged from 60 at Dalhart to 80 at Palacios with highs near 99 at Alice and Wichita Falls as a tropical airmass persisted.
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CRMWD
Big Spring
San Angelo
West
South Texas
National Weather Service
Imperial
Texas
Monahans
San Antonio
del Rio
Dalhart
Panhandle
Palacios
Alice
Wichita Falls
Gulf of Mexico
Lubbock
Oklahoma
Deaths across West Texas and California claims
Obituaries report William Rex Foster 73 of Seminole and George Burton 48 of Midland, with services in First Baptist Seminole and Episcopal Church of St John Clarendon. Michael Ray Mathis 26 of Midland killed in a shootout. Pearl Mae Sinclair 75 of Denver City, Barton Heiligers 59 Calif. funeral notices list survivors and arrangements.
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Seminole
William Rex Foster
First Baptist Church
Gene ‘Hawkins
Gaines County Memorial Cemetery
Seminole Memorial Funeral Home
Memorial Hospital
Foster
Marathon Oil Co
Canada
Clarene
Thurman
Hobbs
Ray
Alamogordo
M.M
Mildred Brown
Midland
George Burton
Odessa
Episcopal Church of St. John, the Baptist
Clarendon
Citizen’s
Murphy Funeral Home
Newnie W. Ellis
St. Louis
Norman
Okla
Dallas
Odessa High
United States Air Force
Burton
Oklahoma University
Sun Oil Company
Tyle
Nancy
Richard E
Robert M
William George
Dan H. Carpenter
Houston
Michael Ray Mathis
Robert Massie
San Angelo
Fairmount
Los Angeles
Caroline Stringer
Bill Mathds
Larry Don
F. M. Pyle
Lockney
Denver City
Pearl ‘Mae Sinclair
Church of Christ
Denver City Memorial Park
Singleton Funeral Home
Probation Given To Odessa Man In Breakin Case
Aaron Stewart Jr aged 22 of Odessa received two years probation after pleading nolo contendere to burglary. He allegedly took a bear from Edward Dreary at 500 South Texas on March 26. Sentenced to two years in prison but placed on probation in 70th District Court. Represented by Don Childers. prosecuted by John Hoestenbach.
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Aaron Stewart Jr
East Olive
Nolo Contendre
Edward Dreary
South Texas
70Th District
Steward
Don Childers
John Hoestenbdach
Happening '71 Dance Draws Big Ec Tor Attendance
Despite rain about 700 teenagers attended the first Summer Happening '71 at Ec tor County Coliseum. Director Ronald E. Pokorny praised the crowd and the event as a success with hard rock acts Eli and Rocks Garden lined up for the next Happening later this month possibly outdoors.
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Ector County Coliseum
Ronald E. Pokorny
Eli
Woman 31 is fined for defrauding by bad check
Mrs G R Albert of Big Spring was fined 75 dollars in Ector County Court after pleading guilty to defrauding by worthless check Convicted of writing a bad check for 36 97 to Sunday Sales Co 2419 West County Road on June 28 1970
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Albert
Big Spring
Ector
Sunday Sales Co
West County Road
McMinns Seek $1349 from Pan American Life Policy
In 161st District Court on Tuesday Robert A. McMinn and John McMinn filed an action against Pan American Life Insurance Co seeking $1,349 to cover medical expenses from an insurance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. McMinn
John McMinn
Pan American Life Insurance Co
Rachal Free On Bond Pending Appeal Of Case
San Antonio AP Hal Rachal former Kerrville Mooney Aircraft president was freed on a $50,000 surety bond pending an appeal after a five year sentence for 13 counts of mail fraud conspiracy and illegal stock sale. Edward Hunnicutt Kerrville former Mooney secretary-treasurer also received a three year sentence and may post a $30,000 bond. Rachal must surrender his passport and stay within the Western District of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Hal Rachal
Kerrville
Mooney Aircraft,Inc
Mooney
Edward Hunnicutt
Hunnicutt
Rachal
Texas
Jury Selection Underway In Burglary Case
Jury selection began in 161st District Court for Dennis Craff 20 of Fort Worth charged with burglary and auto theft from B. and J. Auto Sales on November 13, 1970. Defense is Mike Mason with prosecutors District Attorney John Green and Assistant DA John Hoestenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Craff
Fort Worth
Craff
B. & J. Auto Sales
East Third
Mike Mason
John Green
John Hoestenbach
IAB Award Appealed in Odessa Case for $19,649
Mervin Lee Gibbs of Odessa files appeal in 161st District Court seeking $19,649 from United States Fidelity & Guarantee Co. of Louisiana for an on the job accident dated January 25 while employed by Grissom Field Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IAB
Industrial Accident Board
Mervin Lee Gibbs
Odessa
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Louisiana
Grissom Field Service
City Meeting Schedule Notation From OCR Fragment
A fragmented OCR notice lists a 3 AM City Board of Survey at the Emergency Operations Center City Hall noon sessions with Downtown American Business Club at Inn of Golden Wert Coach Room Odessa Rotary at Inn of Golden Wert Ballroom and Tri Service Lions at Sand Restaurant.
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Downtown
American Business Club
Inn of Golden Wert
Odessa
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Circulation Department
Fire Department
Bill Childress
Harold Sterle
T.ip Patterson
VFW Representa
David Graham
East 11Th
Sonny Holder
J. W. Stewart
East 12Th
Albuquerque
Murphys
S.T.P
Murphy’s
Fantastic
Decca
Coca-Cola
Conts and Clark
Skein
Reg. Price
Murphy
Coffee Maker
Lace
Tatlafswell
Gunera
Mooney Shee
Grant St. Downtows
Mrs
Pearl Mae Sinclair
Andrews
Pecos
Charles Allie Pearson
Barton Heiligers
San Diego
Calif
Copley
Alhambra
City Board of Survey
Emergenc
City Hall
Tri-Servige Lions
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