Obituaries from Midland and Norman reflect local deaths
Obits detail May 9 1962 birth of Richburg in Plainview and Crane death owner operator of Richburg Welding in Midland. Survived by wife Dina and multiple relatives. Funeral at Ellis Funeral Home. Norman obituary notes Kenneth B Cable 79 retired Odessa Fire Marshal died June 1998. Service at Primrose Funeral Home Norman burial Sunset Memorial Park. Also notes James Cassie/Cassle born 1919 Noble Oklahoma, WWII veteran, church member, taught in Odessa, survived by brother Walter Cable. service details given.
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Midland
Plainview
James Alton
Barbara Jean Blevins Richburg
Richburg
Richburg Welding
Crane
Dina Richburg
B.J. Blevins
Odessa
James Richburg
Trent
Troy Richburg
Christine Richburg
Shirley and
Calvin Blev
Norman
Okla
Kenneth B. Cable
VFW
Elksodge
Immanuel Baptist Church
Mgr Larue Stephenson
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Catsie
Buieson Elementry School
Cable
Fire and Safety
Central State Hospital
Walter Cable
Everett
Washington
Hattie Cox
Newark
Texas
Bertha
Bea’’ Laskowski
Leisure Foods
Grace Baptist Church
David Isbell
Killbuck
N.Y
David Hill
Dan Laskowski
Atlanta
Beth
Fort Stockton
Oscar Muriel Strong
Northern Natural Gas
Medical Center Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Larry Krueger
Easthill Cemetery
Thomas Swift
Thomas E. Swift
Lubbock
St. Mary’s Hospital
Resthaven Chapel
Jim Brown
Andrews County Cemetery
Resthoven Funeral Home
DeQueen
Ark
Parks Memorial Church of
Sod In Christ
Jackie Riles
Odessa Cemetery
Odessa Funeral Home
Angeles Memorial Chapel
Vernon
Lester B. Williams
Dallas
Shirley Williams
Rosalee Haynes
As Cruces
N.M
Surella Diane
Death notices from Texas region list multiple obituaries
Multiple obituaries from Monahans Newark Fort Stockton Lubbock Odessa and Yessa list deceased individuals Hattie Cox Bea Laskowski Oscar Strong Thomas Swift Jamesetta Williams and others. The notices include ages birthplaces survivor details service times and funeral home arrangements across several Texas towns with dates June 1998.
Father Pleads for Help Over Princeton Teen Slayer Case
The 16 year old Princeton boy accused of slashing three teachers with a razor at Princeton High School in March is under his father's custody wearing an ankle monitor awaiting an August 3 jury trial. He faces four 20 year sentences if convicted. The father seeks treatment over prosecution while officials note serious mental problems. Governor Bush stresses grave consequences for weapons use by youths.
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McKinney
Princeton
Texas
George W. Bush
Collin County
Joe Scott
Scott
Princeton High School
Columbia Medical Center
Wichita Falls
Collin County Grand Jury
Curt Henderson
219Th District Court
Rick Weaver
Telcome
Bush
America
Secret warrant affidavit shielded in Webb County probe
Federal prosecutors seek to keep a 73 page search warrant affidavit sealed fearing disclosure could jeopardize an investigation into Webb County political figures. The affidavit reportedly contains details on confidential sources taped conversations and cooperating witnesses. The case targets actions during District Attorney Joe Rubio's tenure with searches of 14 homes and offices and over 5 000 documents seized. No arrests have been made.
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DeGabrielle
U.S
John Rainey
Victoria
San Antonio Express-News
Rainey
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Laredo
Joe Rubio
Rubio
Blotter list of injuries and felonies from local sheriffs
A blotter style report compiles injury accidents and felony activities from sheriffs and police records. It notes that victim addresses and crime locations are rounded to the nearest hundred block and presented as official reports.
Odessa man held on substance charge in Ector Jail
Substance A 33 year old Odessa man Robert Stephens II remained in Ector County Jail Wednesday on a possession of a controlled substance charge. Bond was set at $5,000.
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Odessa
Ector County
Robert Stephens II
Rolling Hills
Odessa Theft At Grandview Avenue Store
Odessa police report a theft at a Grandview Avenue store where 2 8 hundred dollars worth of cellphones were stolen between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday.
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Odessa
Grandview Avenue
Bush earns 1419 million from Rangers sale
Gov. George W. Bush part of a group that bought 84 percent of the Texas Rangers in 1989 for 86 million and later sold the team to Dallas financier Tom Hicks for 250 million. Bush invested 606,302.27 and received 14.9 million plus a 2 percent share, becoming the second largest owner after the managing partner. The sale brought a potential extra 1 to 2 million and linked bond-funded Arlington Park value to the team. Critics call it corporate welfare.
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Tom Hicks
Bush
Rirsty Rose
Tom Schieffer
Schieffer
Arlington
Karen Hughes
Billy Lee
Garry Mauro
Trial Begins for Bowie County Clerk Abuse Case
Testimony resumed in Camp County for Bowie County Clerk Marylene Megason who faces two counts of abuse of official capacity. Prosecutors say she hired her son’s firm M&M Moving to move office and jail records for thousands in fees and kept the money while staff were unpaid for extra time.
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Texarkana
Camp County
Bowie County
Marylene Megason
M&m Moving
Ms. Megason
Don Metcalfe
Jallas
Recorde
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