Budget Study To Highlight School Meet
Ector County Independent School District trustees meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at Eighth and Lee offices to discuss a proposed 1971 72 budget with no tax rate increase. Items include buying two Crockett Junior High athletic lots and Title II funds distribution with St Marys Catholic School, plus renewal of TASB membership. Two reports cover the secondary science curriculum and a pilot learning disability program.
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Ector County Independent School District
Eighth and Lee
Bse
Crockett Junior High School
St. Mary’s Catholic School
Texas Association of School Boards
Injury Report Says 15-Year-Old Breaks Wrist Playing
Gary Lewis, 15, of 515 Wabash, was listed in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital after sustaining a broken wrist during a game. The incident occurred while playing.
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Gary Lewis
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa American publication and pricing notice
The Odessa American announces its address at 72 West 4th Street Odessa Texas 79760 and provides subscription rates for home delivery in Odessa and surrounding areas By Mail rates are 25 00 per year 13 00 six months 7 00 three months and 2 50 per month Single copy prices are 16 cents daily and 10 cents Sunday This notice reflects the paper's period boilerplate public guidance for readers and subscribers
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Odessa
Texas
Odessa American
West 4Th Street
Odessa Boys Clubs run summer work program
Over 1000 applicants seek temporary summer employment through the Workarama Program run by the Odessa Boys Clubs with the Texas Employment Commission. Director Harry Wilkerson says jobs include yard chores and odd tasks with pay set by the employer, noting some boys earned 700 dollars last year and others 100 to 200 dollars on average.
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L. G. Scrogum
Garnet
Odessa Boys Club
Odessa Boys Clubs
Harry Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Texas Employment Commission
Ector County
Jeven
Odessa Boys
Odessa Girls Club
Pentagon Study Findings At Issue In Senate Hearings
Mansfield warns that courts blocking The Times from publishing Pentagon study findings could push the material into public view via Senate hearings. Senator Symington seeks a Foreign Relations Committee inquiry, with possible joint hearings, while officials resist providing a classified copy to the committee.
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Mansfield
the Times
Pentagon
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Symington
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Administration
Miracle Denture Cushion Relieves Sores and Fits Fast
Aaa Miracle plastic DENTURITE refits loose dentures in five minutes. This cushion of comfort eases sores and lets you eat anything laugh talk sneeze without embarrassment. DENTURITE lasts months ends daily powder paste cushions. Remove when refit is needed. Tasteless odorless money back guarantee. Call drug counters.
Washington County seeks new county superintendent
William S. Ramsey applied for the county school post saying the job exposes legislative stupidity. He is an Oklahoma State University graduate but lacks required credentials. County commissioners say the holder must have 36 of 48 months in school administration, a master's degree and a state administrator's certificate.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Washington County
William S. Ramsey
Ramsey
Oklahoma State University
Times Halts Publication of Pentagon Study Excerpts
The Times faced a court bid by the United States to stop publishing parts of a 7000 page Defense study on Indochina war involvement ordered by Robert McNamara in 1967. Judge Gurfein weighed free press against national security before ruling.
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Pentagon
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Times
New York Times
American Civil Liberties Union
The
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Friends
Gurfein
County Court and District Court Dockets and Medical Center News
County court issued marriage licenses for multiple couples including David Madi son Smallwood with Betty Karolyn Groundstaff and several others. District court records show divorce filings and a civil suit by William Brittain against What A Burger. Medical centers reported admitted patients on June 15 and a large list of discharges, births, and ongoing hospital activity. City traffic accidents list multiple collisions with injuries and property damage across Odessa area streets.
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David Madison Smallwood
Betty Karolyn Groundstaff
Gerald Ro
District Court
Terry Linda Davidson
William Thomas Davidson
Marie Renate Jackson
Thomas Andrews Jackson
Marie L. Bonnette
Andrew Guy Bonnette
Jocelyn Franklin Lawson
Keith Ray Lawson
William Brittain
What-A-Burger
Cenres Hospital
Lola Maeingle
Elred
Ogie
Roy Donald Bishop
Mary L. Fernard
Catherine Johnson
Oilie E. Hulsey
Patsy R. Mapes
Felix H. Meek
Travis W. Bentley
Howard B. Peacock
R. Jan Linder
Carl 0. Smith
Apolonio L. Garcia
Ofelia Armendarez
Lide J. Paredes
Randy Ray Salgado
Cheryl DO. Grings
Andy G. Carr, Jr
Inez V. Wallis
Jerry F. Ashley
June P. Dean
Alvin E. McDonald
Debra Jo South
Bobby L. Radabaveh
Donna McCune
Gayin Sue McDonald
Elizabeth E. Henderson
Charisye Dee Dodson
Woodrow Ronald Woodson
Howard R. Askins
Billie O. Fuson
Juanita F. Bell
Kathleen B. Fain
Susan Sparks
Dorothy L. Rodenberg
Ruth E. Rheams
Henry E. Maple
Randall Pipkin
Larry Thornburg
Pete Casarez
Gas Fumes Fatal to 18-Year-Old James Shannon
James L. Shannon 18 of Lake died after hydrogen sulfide gas fumes while working on the Gulf Waddell 40 oil lease south of Penwell. An accidental death ruling was given by Justice of the Peace Otis Moore after Shannon reentered a well hole and collapsed. He recently graduated from high school and lived with his brother Charles in Big Lake. Funeral services are set for Thursday at First Methodist Church in Big Lake. Burial will follow in Big Lake Cemetery with Rix Funeral Home handling arrangements. He was born November 15, 1952 in Big Lake and was a member of the Methodist Church. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shannon, two sisters, and a grandmother.
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Lake
Penwell
Shannon
O & L Well Service
Kermit Highway
Medical Center Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Otis Moore
Charles
Chestnut
First Methodist Church
Big Lake
Rix
James Baggett
McCamey
Cindy Shannon
Verlee Appling
Clyde
A. J. Roach
Eldorado
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Johnson
San Angelo
Schleicher Medical Center
Roach
Coryell County
Gatesville
Midland
George Burton
Odessa
Episcopal Church of St
Two Men Released In Kidnap Case In Texas Warrants
Russell Cochran age 18 of 818 North Adams and William Cochran age 31 of 2110 Spur were freed from Scott County jail after posting 2500 bond each on kidnapping charges. They were arrested by city police Tuesday on Eastland County warrants. A police message indicated the child, a relative, was already back with her mother.
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Russell Cochran
North Adams
William Cochran
Spur
Scott County
Raaneey
Eastland County
Pote
Boy Bitten by Dog Treated and Released
Gary Wilks a 14 year old from 516 East Fifth was bitten on the left hand by a dog and released from Medical Center Hospital Tuesday after treatment.
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Gary Wilks
East Fifth
Medical Center Hospital
Retired Driller Dies In Hospital
Alva Claude Dudney 74 of Granite Shoals died at Medical Center Hospital after a six month illness. Services at Vine Avenue Baptist Church with burial in Union Cemetery near Mexia. Survivors include his widow three sons and four sisters.
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Granite Shoals
Medical Center Hospital
Vine Avenue Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
Mexica
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Dudney
Mobil Oil Co
Ellis County
Odessa i
Lourenie McCasl
Mexia
First Baptist Church
Alva Jr
Joan
Thomas Lynn
West 28Th
Gerald Wayne
San Antonio
Ross Dudney
Alice
Ruby Newcome
Wichita, Kan
Rebecca Andersen
San Diego
Tex
Lois Stegall
Pasadena
Dell Parrish
Odessa
82 Year Old Dies At Home In Odessa
Rosa Steinberg 82 died at her home 308 West Seventh from natural causes per Peace Justice J. A. Purifoy. She was a Czechoslovakian native who settled in Odessa in 1943 from Fort Worth and belonged to a Lutheran church. Survivors include four daughters, seven grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. services pending Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home.
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Rosa Steinberg
West Seventh
J. A. Purifoy
Czechoslovakia
Odessa
Fort Worth
Lutheran Church
Annie Mae Hill
North McKinney
M. C. Holcomb
North Alleghaney
D. H. Potts
East 36Th
Harriet Steinberg
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Elmo David Pinkerton Stanton
Elmo David Pinkerton
Stanton
Church of Christ In
Claude Wood
Wayne Zuck
Belview Church of Christ
Trinity Memorial Park
Big Spring
Gilbreath
Houston
Pinkerton
Keda
Wayne
Kay Pinkerton
Abilene
Wayne Nutt
John Childers
Seminole
Henry
Lela Shankle
Clarence Schuelke
Midland
S. A. Foster
Belaire
al Morgan
Judy Reed
Barstow
Calif
Bond Released Gerald Gartman Faces Theft Indictment
Gerald Max Gartman of 1212 East 42nd posted a $2,000 bond to secure release from Ector County jail after being named in a Dewitt County Grand Jury indictment charging theft. He was arrested Tuesday morning at his home by sheriff's deputies.
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East 42Nd
Ector County
Dewitt County
Grand Jury
Gartman
Sheriff's
Lions and civic groups host noon and evening gatherings
Community events list noon meetings for Lions clubs downtown and at Sands Restaurant in Odessa, with Civitan, Sandhills American Business Club, and multiple Lions gatherings. Evening slots include Lions at Sands, Basin Lions, Texas State Guard Odessa unit at the National Guard Armory, and VFW Post 4372 at East 63rd, plus an 8:30 PM theater showing of The Merchant of Venice at Globe.
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Odessa Civitan
Sands Restaurant
Sandhills
American Business Club
Texas State Guard
Odessa
National Guard
Andrews Highway
P.M
Paul G. Mahoney
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Yale Law School
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Durango
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Abbie A. Boyd
South Lee
Victoria L. Timenz
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Adan Rodriguez Jr
Monterey
A Reece
Muskingum
Billy R. Nail
Orchard Drive
Janie L. Fife
North Jackson
William D. Reynolds
South Grant
Jerry D. Stewart
Andrews
University Blvd
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Bonham
Maria S. Anders
East 37Th
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East 50Th
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Bounds
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North Golder
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Rockingham
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Sterling Heights, Mich
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Monroe, la
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Attie Mae) Pearson
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