Odessa Day in Washington for 30 Odessa Chamber members
Odessa Day in Washington will send 30 Odessa Chamber of Commerce members and staff to meet lawmakers and committees in D C this week. The delegation includes city council members and Rep Dick Slack, with talks on energy research, revenue sharing, Middle East oil, and potential West Texas atomic reactors.
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Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Gene Garrison
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Washington
Richard C. White
el Paso
Ector County
Odessa
Dick Slack
Pecos
Garrison
Joint Commission On Atomic Energy
Federal Power Commission
Middle East
West Texas
Texas
R. F. Juedeman
John Ben Shepperd
Art Green
Juedeman
Six Plead Guilty To DWI In Ector County Court
Six defendants pleaded guilty Tuesday in Ector County Court at Law to DWI charges. Chester George Jones Raymond John Vayda Carl Henry Brandt John C Witherspoon Archie Martin Jimmie Darrell Whetstone faced fines from 75 to 125 dollars and jail or probation terms. All pleas were accepted by Judge Phillip Godwin.
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Ector County
Raymond John Vayda
McCall
Grandview
Eighth
Carl Henry Brandt
North Tom Green
Second
West County Road
John C. Witherspoon
Archie Martin
West Sixth
Odessa
Jimmie Darrell Whetstone
East 22Nd
East 14Th
Phillip Godwin
Firemen Respond To Windmill Fire Three Times
Odessa firemen were sent out three times to a windmill at 6707 Russell owned by Loys Roberts. The fires occurred Monday night into Tuesday morning and totaled a water tank and platform as responders received the first call at 8 39 p m and were en route with further radio messages.
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Odessa
Russell
Loys Roberts
West 20Th
Mary Medlock
Fast
Beal
Erna Byers
East Eighth
Trial Starts In Dope Case In Odessa Court
Jury selection began in 70th District Court for the heroin case of 31 year old Odessa resident Nuevis Lara Villalobos. Police seized about a gram of heroin and several syringes in the June raid on a Scell block residence. The eight others arrested included two Midlanders. remaining defendants were Odessa locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Nuevis Lara Villalobos
Clifford
Scell
Thomas Hirsch
Don E Williams
Gang States Wednesday Breakfast in Odessa for 2500-pound steer
The Odessa Canuck wagon gang plans a Chorizo Breakfast at 7 a.m. at Building A in the Ector County Coliseum to fund a 2500-pound steer donation to the Sussex Wis Chamber of Commerce. The steer’s name will be announced at 8 a.m. and 30,000 to 50,000 people are expected to be fed. Tickets cost 5 dollars.
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Shepperd
England
Art Green
Green
Vincent D. Travaglini
Office of Foreign Investment
U.S. Department of Commerce
Mark Stowe
International Trade Division
Texas Industrial Commission
Department of Commerce
Don Carter
Sussex. Wis
Chuck Wagon Gang
Jerry Lyon
Sussex
Juedeman
Milwaukee
Odessa
Garrison
Chamber of Commerce
Odessa Canuck’ Wagon
Ector County Coliseum
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club Installation Set Thursday
The Basin Lions Club will hold its annual installation dinner Thursday at 8 p.m. at the club den 333 South Texas. District Cabinet Secretary John Quisenberry will install new officers including president Robert Ponce 732 Willow Dr secretary Freddie Matta 94 East 18th treasurer Abel Quintela 1520 South Broughton first vice president Humberto Alarcon 1302 South Texas. AWARD NOMINEE Stewart Wayne McKeehan 17 son of Mr and Mrs R D McKeehan 379 Springdale has been nominated by the Odessa Optimist Club for the Young Texan of the Month award. He ranked 19th in the 1973 Permian High School graduating class of 737 and plans to attend Odessa College.
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The
Basin Lions Club
South Texas
Robert Ponce
Willow Dr
Freddie Matta
East
Abel Quintela
South Broughton
Humberto Alarcon
Stewart Wayne McKeehan
R.D. McKeehan
Springdale
Odessa Optimist Club
Permian High School
Odessa College
Old Time U S Marshal Sanchez y Baca Dies at 94
Felipe Sanchez y Baca a former U S marshal active in New Mexico politics and civic life for 50 years died at 94 in Santa Fe. He served as U S marshal from 1934 to 1952, held posts on the tax and highway commissions, and ran for lieutenant governor in 1924. Survivors include four sons, two daughters, a sister, 14 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. funeral arrangements were pending.
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Santa FE
N.M
Felipe Sanchez Y Baca
U.S
Sanchez
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Truman
Guadalupe County
Wilson
Tucumcari
A. L. Hannett
State Tax Commission
State Highway Commission
Arthur Seligman
Tax Commission
Edwin L. Mechem
Celestine Griego
Albuquerque
Charlie Howell
Midland
Charlie J
Bill) Howell
Lucille Lundie Howell
Ellis
Resthaven Memorial Park
Ellis Funeral Home
Howell
Jackson
Miss
Lucille Lundie
Midland County
Rocky Ford Moving Co
Bill Howell
Jim Howell
Stacey Howell
Canyon
Pearl Rix
Pheba
Alice Reeves
Georgia
Katie May Luundie
Jack Lundie
Nocona
Ed Lundie
Alamogordo
Jerome Lundie
R. W. Breese
Clinton, Okla
L. L. Stringer
Coopperas Cove
Jasper A. Disney Hobbs
Jasper A. Disney
Griffin Funeral Home
Prairie Haven
Disney
Lee General Hospital
Hobbs
Pauline Disney
Wayne Disney
Charles Disney
Nixon Dean testimony and Watergate delay described
The report details Nixon's limited substantive meeting with Dean on Sept 15 with Haldeman present as seven indictments were issued. It notes Dean’s recall of smiles and praise interpreted as a coverup, plus Dean’s 37 contacts with Nixon during the scandal. It also covers Senate hearings delays, Dean papers, and related Watergate developments including Haldeman’s move, My Lai appeals, and impeachment talk delay.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Dean
Administration
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
John J. Wilson
Washington
Newport Beach
Calif
William Calley Jr
My Lai
Military Court of Appeals
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon Brezhnev Moscow Talks Shadowed by Dean Testimony
The Senate committee voted to postpone hearings on the hugging scandal as Nixon and Brezhnev end a Moscow summit dinner. Kissinger praised the talks while officials signaled plans for agriculture and three other accords. Congress remains wary of broader US Soviet trade.
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Committee
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Monay
White House
John W. Dean Li
Senate
Nixon
Brezhnev
Moscow
Ronald J. “Hegler
Kremlin
Tragedy After Submarine Wreck Near Key West
A Navy submarine trapped 351 feet deep 15 miles southeast of Key West after a wreck led to the deaths of two crew members. Robert Meek 27 and Archibald Menzies 30 were pronounced dead shortly after freeing the craft. Three others, Clavien Link, Stover, and Mack, were unresponsive or missing as debris and pressure issues raised concerns of toxic gas and rapid decompression.
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Key West
Robert Meek
Archibald
Jock Menzies
Lank
Stover
Clavien Link
Inentor
Edwin A Link
Sea Daver
Menzies
Vero Beach
Fla
Mimsub
Jimo Beach
Mack
Santa Barbara
Calif
Odessa Breakfast and Luncheon Listings
Tomorrow in Odessa schedule lists 7 AM Chuck Wagon Gang breakfast at building A Ector Counts Coliseum. Noon events include Downtown American Business Club at Inn of the Golden West Coachroom, Odessa Rotary at Inn of the Golden West Ballroom, and Tri-Service Lions at Sands Restaurant.
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Chuck Wagon Gang
Ector Counts
American Business Club
Inn of the Golden West Coachroom
Odessa Rotary
Inn of the Golden West
Lions
Sands
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Convention and Visitor's Bureau
Chester George Jones
North Florida
East Ith
Donald Conn
3C Corp
East Highway 80
Gang States
Lions Club
John Quisenberry
Big Lane
Patrick Lynn Tavier
Roger J. Tavier
Big Lake
Reagan County Memorial Hospital
Assembly of God Church
Johnson
San Angelo
Glen Rest Cemetery
WR. Light
George Neil
Claude W. Goss
Kent
James I. Adair Bronte
James I. Adair
Bronte
First United Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
George Faulk
Bessie L. Scheller Hobbs
Bessie L. Scheller
Taylor Street Church of Christ
Memory Gardens
Scheller
Houston
Montague County
Henry E. Scheller
Marvin K. Scheller
Charles Scheller
Melvin Scheller
Dallas
F.F. Collins
Earth
D.C. Taylor
Dimmitt
Elroy Wisson
Springlake
A.J. Sutton
John C. McQueen Coleman
John C. McQueen
Fisk
Stevens Memorial Chapel
Brown Ranch
McQueen
Overall-Morris Memorial Hospital
Grapeland
Coleman County
Alala Kile
Anna Haney
Coleman
Ruby Hamilton
Nora Snider
Sam McQueen
Glenn McQueen
Andrews
Bill McQueen
Corpus Christi
Henry McQueen
Oma Roemisch
Oma Lee Roemisch
West Side
Joe D. Roemisch
W.L. Kinney
William J. Lee
Albert E. Ice
Morton
Vida Crabtree
Gladys Crabtree
Lynn
Dora Newton Lockney
Dora Newton
Agnes Foster
First Baptist Church
Lockney
Carter Funeral Home
Newton
Floydada
Ruby M. Cook
Monahans
Ruby Myrtle Cook
Scurry
Wilson-Miller Funeral Home
Cook
Ward Memorial Hospital
Paul Cook
Odell Cook
Fort Worth
Monroe Garrett
Los Alamitos
Ora Ayers
Alpine
Jewell Lanier
Seagoville
Genever Simes
Tahoka
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Tohoka
White Funeral Home
Simes
Mildred O'Neal
Carrie Fields
Thelma Mims
Lovington
Sylvester Simes Jr
Walter Simes
Malcolm James Newbern Andrews
Malcolm James Newbern
Community General Hospital
Chapman Funeral Home
Brunswick
Newbern
Singleton Funeral Home
M.L. Corlitt
Martin Reep Snyder
Martin Reep
Rotan
Marion Reep
Snyder
Grady
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Annie Moore Midland
Annie Moore
Antioch Baptist Church
Fairview
Thomas Funeral Home
Julian Nunez
L. Patrick Gray
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Mansfield
United States
Henry Kissinger
Navy
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