Dean details Nixon Watergate actions and silent money link
Former aide John Dean testifies about a Sept. 15 meeting with President Nixon. Dean says Kalmbach secretly raised 210000 to pay wiretappers to keep them quiet, with the White House maintaining an enemies list and pressuring for immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Gurney
Dean
Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
White House
United States
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Senate Committee
Odessa Girl Aims At Becoming Texas Highway Cop
Judith Ann Prince, 23, of Odessa, begins DPS academy training to become the state’s first uniformed female highway officer. She wears khakis like male cadets and will graduate Oct 26 after 18 weeks and 849 hours of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
Judith Ann Prince
Odessa
Department of Public Safety
DPS Academy
Prince
Texas Tech University
Tech
A. E. Prince Jr
DPS
Highway Patrol
Rainbow chief Debbie Perkins ends Rainbow reign in Texas
Debbie Perkins of Laredo, 20, eyes green and a coed at Texas Christian University, relinquishes her nine month statewide tour as Grand Worthy Advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. She has traveled at least 25 000 miles through Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana and will crown Mary Hill of Midland as the new Rainbow chief at tonight’s Grand Assembly installation. More than 4 000 Rainbow girls Eastern Stars and master Masons attend the 50th session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Laredo
Texas Rainbow Girls
Debbie Perkins
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Order of Rainbow
Debbie
Texas Christian University
Mary Hill
Midland
Grand Assembly of Texas
Miss Perkins
Fraternal Order
County Court Ledger Reports Marriages And Civil Filings
Marriage licenses issued for Richard Andrews Bonner and Sandra Chambers Gerald Stephen Schwartz and Barbera Knapp Billie Flowers and Gonna Lane Arther Dearing and Sharon Johns Civil suits include The Fullwell Motor Products Co. vs Cruz Garcia and Bankers Investment Co. vs Geraldine Alford Criminal charges list driving while intoxicated or suspended licenses for multiple defendants District Court cases include divorces and suits involving J&K Insulation Co. and Cayson Enterprises Inc Medical Center records show June 26 admissions and discharges births at 3101 East 21st and other addresses plus traffic accidents and a $6900 suit filed against Norman's Furniture Co. by Grayson Enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Andrews Bonner
Sandra Lorraine Chambers
Gerald Stephen Schwartz
Barbera Gail Knapp
Billie Charles Flowers
Gonna Raye Lane
Arther Melvin Dearing
Sharon Kay Johns
The
Fullwell Motor Products Co
Cruz Garcia
Bankers Investment Co., Inc
Geraldine Alford
Shirley Elizabeth Davis
Wile
Rose Ann Foster
Marvin Brice Martin
Raymond Poindexter Jr
Findley Ora White
James Paul Washburn
Ernest Leon Stovall
Susan Kay Blount
Charles Edward Blount
Reba Jo Maness
Richard Leon Maness
Melton Leon Johnson
Betty la Verne Johnson
Midland Voters to decide 3.5 million airport bond
Midland voters go to the polls July 24 to approve a 3.5 million airport bond for a five year runway program at Midland Regional Air Terminal. Projected cost runs to about 14 million with 75 percent FAA funding and 2 percent local. The plan includes six phases totaling runway and taxiway upgrades, with phase details and allocations, absentee voting from July 5, and bond repayment over 20 years. Mayor Ernest Angelo Jr. and City Manager James Brown note possible faster completion and revenue offset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
James Brown
Federal Aviation Agency
Ernest Angelo Jr
Co. Wilson Banks
Midland City ‘Council
Angelo
Odessa Woman Injured In Four Car Wreck
An Odessa woman was treated and released after a four car collision at East 17th and Dixie. Cars driven by Paul McCollum Gerald Hart Glenda Mackey and Betty Nicholas were involved. Mackey was struck by Nicholas causing a chain reaction injuring another driver. Nicholas treated for a sprained ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jackson
Gordon Floyd Johnson
Redbud
Jimmy
Alexander
South Cottage
Grant
Terry Mediey
Marfa
Hazel Bolton
North Adams
Andrews Highway
Gordon Brady
Mesa
R.B. Edwards
43Rd and
McKnight
Rhonda Arnold
Michael Tidwell
West 50Th
East 17Th
Betty Nicholas
Patton
Paul McCollum
Keystone
Gerald Hart
West 24Th
Glenda Mackey
Glenwood
Dixie
Mackey
Chaim
Nicholas
Odessa Tomorrow Schedule Highlights City Meetings and Events
Tomorrow in Odessa features a 9 A.M. City Council meeting in Council Chambers City Hall followed by noon events: Downtown Lions Inn of the Golden West Ballroom. Sandhills American Business Club Sands Restaurant. Odessa Civitan Bonanza Steakhouse. Evening Lions at Sands Restaurant at 6 30 P.M. and Odessa Toastmistress Club at 7 30 P.M. in KOSA TV conference room 1211 North Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downtwon Lions
Inn of the Golden West
Sandhills
Sands Restaurant
Odessa Civitan
Bonanza Steakhouse
Evening Lions
Odessa Toastmistress Club
Kosa-Tv
North Whitaker
Joint Rites For Crash Victims Set At Pecos
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Wynne and three children are planned for 2 p.m. Thursday at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Pecos Cemetery. Survivors include husband, two daughters, and Wynne’s parents and three Blakeley brothers. The family had lived in Monahans off and on for 10 years. Wynne was born May 28, 1943 in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans
Charles
Betty Jane) Wynne
Charles Edward Wynne
Sandra Lee Wynne
Billy John Wynne
Pecos
Young Charles
Sandra
Billy
Wynne
Frank Blakeley
Kenneth Blakeley
Tommy Blakeley
Billy Frank Blakeley
Women Ward Deaths and Pending Services in Texas
Multiple obituary notices from Texas, detailing deaths and pending or upcoming services. Lydia Taylor, 83, of Odessa, died at Medical Center Hospital. services pending at Rix Funeral Home. Amos Johnson, 94, with burial at Coleman City Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home set service. Orrill Probst, 78, Presidio resident, to be buried in Marfa. Kelley Funeral Home Chapel in Marfa to host service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Johnson Coleman
Amos
Minnie Lee) Johnson
Stevens Funeral Home
Coleman City Cemetery
Odessan Dies and Rites Slated for Several Burials
Obituaries from Odessa and surrounding towns list Calbert C. Childress 90, of Odessa, died after a five month illness with services set at Hubbard Kelly Chapel and burial in Rankin. He was father to Odessa Fire Chief Bill Childress. Other notices include Joe Maxwell Langston 60 killed after bicycle accident on Interstate 20, with funeral services pending, and Lillie Gilliland 83 of Midland with graveside rites in Hobbs New Mexico. Additional deaths include Claude Love 71 of Monahans, Katie Lovelace 86 of Brownwood, and Richard D. Smith 48 formerly of Odessa, with services scheduled in Longview and Maud Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Maxwell Langston
Langston
Rites Planned At Graveside For Toddler Pride
Dashawn Pride two month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pride died on arrival at Medical Center. Graveside services set for 11 am today at Odessa Cemetery led by Rev. J W Hansan. Survived by grandparents Betty Medlock A D Medlock Allen B Pride and sister Angelique Denise Pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Taishan
Bob Pride
Medical Center
Odessa
J. W. Hansan
Rose of Sharon Church
Betty Medlock
Wabash
A.D. Medlock
Patterson
Allen B. Pride
East Monahans
Angelique Denise Pride
Services Set For Odessan William Dukes
Funeral services for William Berg Dukes will be at 11 30 a m Thursday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Lenard Hartley officiating Burial will follow at Eastland Cemetery in Eastland Baker Funeral Home of Eastland directs arrangements Dukes aged 60 60 was a retired Texaco employee and lived in the Permian Basin 40 years He moved to Aztec New Mexico eight years ago before returning to Odessa about four months ago He died at Medical Center Hospital after an illness Survived by Billie Marion three sons and siblings including E J Wilson T W Brown R C Dukes L H Dukes and seven others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Berg Dukes
Hubbard- Kelly
Lenard Hartley
Sherwood Baptist Church
Eastland
Baker Funeral Home
Dukes
Permian Basin
Aztec
N.M
Odessa
Billie Marion
Bery Dean Dukes
Farmington
Billy M. Dukes
Marrero
Donald Ray Dukes
Venezuela
E.J. Wilson
T.W. Brown
Luling
R.C. Dukes of
L.H. Dukes
Thailand
Services Set For Paul Longley 70 in Odessa
Funeral services for Paul Eugene Longley 70 of 3612 Spruce are scheduled for 4 p.m. Thursday at Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Russell Parchman of St. Luke's United Methodist officiating. Burial will follow in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Longley died Tuesday at Medical Center Hospital. He was born July 29, 1901 in Sistersville West Virginia and married Estalene Love on June 23 1930 in Breckenridge. He moved to Odessa in 1972 from Riverside California and was a Methodist. Survivors include his wife a son Paul Longley Jr. of El Centro California his mother Mrs D F Longley of Fort Worth five sisters Mrs Harold D Butler and Mrs Louise Stilwell both of Odessa Mrs Ona Lietz Mrs June Tillery and Mrs Claire Rollins all of Fort Worth a brother Dan Longley of Fort Worth and two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calbert C. Childress
West 46Th St
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Rankin Cemetery
Childress
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
Bill Childress
Polly
Medical Center
San Angelo
San Saba County
Rankin
L.A
Elky) Childress
W.J
Bill) Childress
Leona McWhorter
Virgie Denton
Glob, Ariz
Kathryn Wilder
San Jose
Calif
Paul Eugene Longley
Spruce
Russel Parchman
St. Luke’s United
Riverside
Paul Longley, Jr
el Centro
D.F. Longley
Fort Worth
Harold D. Butler
Louise Stilwell
Ona Lietz
June Tillery
Claire Rollins
Dan Longley
Rites Pending In Oklahoma
Mrs. Cora Pearl Cox mother of Mrs. Mary O. Baker of 2800 Eastover died at Medical Center Hospital after a one day illness. Services are pending at Capitol Hill Funeral Home in Oklahoma City. She moved to Odessa this month from Moore. Born March 31 1886 in Labette County Kansas she married Frank Cox November 17 1904 near Nowata Oklahoma. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Goldie L. Fox son Arthur M. Cox nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Pearl Cox
Mary O. Baker
Eastover
Medical Center Hospital
Capitol Hill Funeral Home
Oklahoma City
Okla
Cox
Odessa
Moore Okla
Labette County
Kan
Indian Territory
Nowata
Frank Cox
Goldie L. Fox
Moore
Arthur M. Cox
Fatal Local Man Charles Seed Dies After Illness
Funeral services for Charles Emry Seed 76 of 513 North Dotsy will be at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Hubbard Kelly Sunset Memorial Gardens. Born February 28 1896 in St. Lawrence County Illinois he married Sadie Mae Wease April 2 1917 in St. Francisville Illinois. They moved to Odessa in 1934 from Eastland. Survivors include his wife a son Charles Eugene Seed of Hobbs New Mexico two sisters Mrs Ruth Litherland Chanute Kansas Mrs Cora Harrod Lawrenceville Illinois a brother Harvey Seed Odessa and three grandchildren. Samuel Lane Findley 51 a ranch worker died Tuesday morning at McCamey Hospital Graveside services set 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at McCamey Resthaven Cemetery directed by Sheppard Funeral Home. He was born Sept 21 1881 in Ashland and was a World War I Army veteran. Survivors include a daughter Teresa Findley of Odessa a sister Mrs Wilma Townsend Paris and two brothers N Q Findley Odessa and Don Findley Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Smith
Longview
Smith
Maud
Laseview
Mike Smith
Dallas
Ronnie Smith
Vera Smith
Charles Emry Seed
North Dotsy
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Seed
Medical Center Hospital
St. Lawrence County
Ill
Sadie Mae Wease
St. Francisville
Odessa
Eastland
Charles Eugene Seed
Hobbs
N.M
Ruth Litherland
Chanute
Kan
Cora Harrod
Lawrenceville
Harvey Seed
Samuel L. Findley McCamey
Samuel Lane Findley
McCamey Hospital
McCamey Resthaven
Sheppard Funeral Home
Ashland
Teresa Findley
Wilma Townsend
Paris
N.Q. Findley
Don Findley
Tyler
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Matilicmieltly
Judith Prince
Odessa‘ Gas
Rainbow Chief
Rainbow
Buddy Ray Womack
Paul T. Gray
Thomas N. Parker
Richard E. Jones
David H. Martin
Wooten B. Jackson
Alta A. Stéoneyhan
Betty J. Newsom
Alice Brown
Linda G. Jones
Lois G. Self
Claude C. Clay
Apolonio Mendias
W.L. Pettit
Rafael M. Marquez
Wilma L. Owens
Cora F. Cox
Max E. Conway
Judy A. Beck
Mary J. Calloway
Louise B. Trimble
Jane L. Ramsoure
Socorro C. Acosta
Charles E. Berry
Fiorentino C. Arriaga
Clifford M. Diller
Arthur R. Massey
Sybil J. Mayer
Mary J. Fisher
Joe E Freeman
Rick L. King
Phil L. Swift
Donna M. Windham
Angus F. Voss
Austin Jones Jr
Rebecca A. Jeffers
Loyd R. Fowler
Sammy C. Germany
Billy &. Stanford
Clara J. Sissel
Jessie Williams
Jack A. Wood
Jesus R. Aguilera
Joe M. Spears
Eunice G. Rarner
James M. Cosper
Raul P. Galindo
Rogers
JW. Roberts
West 13Th
Jesus Llanez
South Jackson
Gennie Casarez
East 21St
Norman’s Furniture Co
Grayson Enterprises, Inc
Miss West Texas
Miss Holloman Construction
Melissa Braithwaite
Odessa Jaycee
Odessa High School
Ray Braithwaite
MISS
Ted
de Nanette
Dee Dee) Toler
E.L. Toler, Jr
West 26Th
Rix Funeral Home
Lydia Taylor
West Eighth
0.B. Probst
Orrill B. Probst
Presidio
Kelley Funeral Home
Presido
Bates County
H.G. McHenry
Houston
C.K. Patterson
Paso
Odessan
Lillie Gilliland
Wichita Falls
Prairie Haven
Griffin Funeral Home
Gilliland
Owens-Bruley Chapel
Leo Gilliland
Alfred Gilliland
Carlsbad
Claude Love
Kenneth Purser
Beulah Rittle
Iva Lea Peterson
Lamesa
Katie Lovelace Brownwood
G.T
Katie Sandel) Lovelace
Davis-Morris Funeral Home
Indian Creek
Brown County
Lilness
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