Proposed mobile home ordinance meeting set
Planning and Zoning Board schedules a special meeting for next Thursday at 3 30 p m with city staff and mobile home representatives to discuss a mobile home ordinance. The board also approved several rezonings and plats for North Odessa development, addressing water tower concerns and annexation questions amid a busy zoning agenda.
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Planning and Zoning Board
Mobile Home
City Hall
P&i
North Odessa
U.S. Highway 385
Lawndale Addition
First Savings and Loan
Rainbow Drive
List Street
Lamar and
92Nd Street
Holiday Drive
James Jordan
Esmond-Haner Inc
Burnace Boles
Odessa
Jordan
P&i Board
Jerry L. Beauchamp
Rocky Lane Road
P&z Board
Rose Street
Robert Villarreal
City Planning Department
Washington
Loyd Freeman
Windfall tax debate swirls over oil profits and energy fund
The Energy Department eyes a 50 million ad push to urge energy conservation. Congress votes 236 to 183 on the Moore substitute as decontrol and rising OPEC prices threaten oil company profits. Ullman warns of windfall gains, contrasting Ways and Means with Moore's plan to fund research and aid for higher fuel costs.
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Energy Department
House
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
OPEC
Ullman
Moore
Ways and Means
Kahn warns of oil driven U.S. bankruptcy risk
Kahn tells the House subcommittee that U.S. bankruptcy risk grows if oil demand remains high as OPEC price hikes push inflation up by about one point this year and another in 1980. Forecasters project 800,000 more unemployments through 1980 and two points slower GNP growth. Inflation stands at 13.4 percent, with wage guideline violations alleged against United Airlines in a Machinists contract.
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United States
OPEC
Kahn
House Government Operations Consumers Subcommittee
Bosworth
Council
United Airlines
California steps to ease diesel shortage amid crop losses
California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. pledged to unveil a plan to move locally produced goods to market as disrupted shipments hit the state. Crop losses in fruits and vegetables are already estimated in the millions while pickets withdrew from oil terminals, delaying distribution.
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California
Edmund Brown Jr
Nations Seek Oil Market Openness At Summit
Leaders from Greensboro and Charlotte along with other nations agreed to create an international oil trade register to reveal producers bidding up spot prices. They pledged to curb inflation, bolster coal and alternative energy, and pursue nuclear power under safety safeguards while aiding developing economies.
Diggs Reprimanded by House Over Personal Payroll Debts
The House rejected a motion and moved to admonish Diggs after an 18 count committee document echoed federal court charges. Diggs appeals a three year prison sentence for mail fraud and false statements while remaining in Congress but without leadership roles, having relinquished chairmanships after his conviction.
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Roybal
Diggs
House
Congress
Bia Committee
Africa
Libyan Oil Strike Threatens U S Market Ahead of OPEC Hikes
Libyan oil could be cut off, risking U S supply as OPEC ministers pressed for price rises at Geneva. Khadafy condemned inflation drivers, blamed Western nations and U S oil giants, and warned losses from a falling dollar amid calls for higher prices. OPEC set crude prices to 18 to 23.50 dollars a barrel, up to 37 percent.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
United States
Libya
OPEC
Geneva
Khadafy
U.S
Jeader
Near 100 Degrees Expected Across Permian Basin This Weekend
The National Weather Service at Midland reports clear skies and hot afternoons with daytime highs near 100 degrees through Tuesday. Tonight's low should be in the upper 60s and winds will be southerly, then southeasterly.
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Permian Basin
National Weather Service
Midland
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Big Bend
Marfa
Dalhart
Sunny and hot days through Saturday at Midland region
National Weather Service forecast from Midland Regional Airport calls for sunny days and fair nights with hot afternoons through Saturday. Southeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph tonight, 10 to 20 mph today. Highs near 100, tonight's low near 68. Sunrise 6:46 AM, sunset 8:59 PM. Year-to-date precipitation 6.98 inches.
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National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Midland College receives $750000 endowment gift
Midland College on Thursday accepted a $750000 gift to establish the James N. and Helen Y. Allison Endowment Fund. The Allison Chair of Journalism will be funded, with a faculty professor chosen from Midland College staff and a six member screening committee reviewing applications. The gift is from Mrs. Allison, widow of publisher James N. Allison Sr. of The Midland Reporter Telegram.
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Midland
Midland College
James N. and
Helen Y. Allison
Allison
James N. Allison Sr
The
Midland Reporter- Telegram
Odessa Man Treated After City Traffic Collision
A 67 year old Odessa man, C E Hudson of 1218 East 36th, was treated for a back strain and released from Medical Center Hospital after a late Thursday crash at 17th and North Sam Houston. He was northbound on Sam Houston when his car collided with a second vehicle driven by Ima B Hise, 78, of 1025 Custer, who was eastbound on 36th.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
C. E. Hudson
East 36Th
North Sam Houston
Sam Houston
Ima B. Hise
Custer
County Court Records Include Numerous Marriage Licenses
Matter of record lists marriage licenses issued for Steve Terrell Stanton end Belinda Dianne Rutland and several other couples. District Court shows divorce suits filed between multiple pairs. Medical Center Hospital reports patient admissions on June 28 and discharges including names such as Berniece Mallow and Christine Cooper along with a large roster of others.
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Steve Terrell Stanton
Belinda Dianne Rutland
Ruben Pineda
Mary Virginia Bustos
Randy Byron Prescott
Deborah Ann Fitzjerreld
Robert Edward Lea
Emiliane Castro
Raul Molinar DeAnda
Delma Rosa Mata
Mark Franklin Naylor
Carla Ann Watts
Eduardo Chavarria Primera
Olga Lydia Flores
Domingo Hernandez Jr
Patricia Ann Motley
Patricia Jean Ridenour
Delbert
Eugene Ridenour
Consuela Butler
James Edward Butler
Karen Sue
Phil Term
Lessie Mae Fisher
James L Wilking
Estaven Garcia
Sher L
Coffee
Joe Murray
Theresse F Allison
Joseph C. Terrill
Salvador Lopez, Jr
Betty Dement
Danny
Light
Sue C. Smith
Ihonger Ton
Carlene Wallace services Sunday in Odessa
Funeral services for Carlene B. Wallace 42 of 1431 Halifax will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. She died Friday at Medical Center Hospital after a two year illness. Born Sept 20 1936 in Colorado City she was a homemaker. Surviving are her husband Jesse Joe Wallace. two daughters Mrs Barney Watson of Odessa and Mrs Randy McKinney of Albuquerque N M. her mother Willie May Barksdale of Brownwood. five sisters and two brothers.
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Carlene B. Wallace
Halifax
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Wallace
Medical Center Hospital
Colorado City
Odessa
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Jesse Joe Wallce
Brownwood
Barney Watson
Randy McKinney
Albuquerque
N.M
Willie May Barksdale
Mickey Jones
Fort Worth
Beatrice Davis
Alice Paul
Deloras Ormsby
Charlene Potter
R.A. Barksdale
Boyd Barksdale
Pecos
Leslie Earl Welsh
Roberts Funeral Home
Blackwell
Okla
Braman
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Welsh
Medical Center
Elks Lodge
The
American Legion
Delorous Mapel
Winfield
Kan
Col
Gary Welsh
el Paso
Barbara Davis
Sutherlin
Ore
Morris Calicutt
East Murphy
Calicutt
Barstow
Lamesa
Mary Ann Jackson
Barbara Calicutt
Diane Calicutt
Garland
Brenda Joyce Young
Morris Lee Calicutt
Morris Calicutt Jr
Johnnie Pierce
Eddie Pierce
Robert Calicutt
LeRoy Calicutt
Lette James
UTPB Students Attend statewide Criminal Justice Conference
UTPB students will join a four day Criminal Justice Conference at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville. Coordinated by Dr Ray LeGrande and the Texas Coordinating Board interns program, attendees include Taysha Bradshaw Anne Dack Katie Kim O'Dell George David Smith John Escobedo and Janie Perez.
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University of Texas
Permian Basin
Huntsville
UTPB
Sam Houston State University
J.L. “Ray” LeGrande
Taysha Bradshaw
Anne Dack
Katie Kim O'Dell
George David Smith
LeGrande
John Escobedo
Midland State Parole Office
Janie Perez
Ector County Youth Center
Coordinating Board
The
Texas College and University System
Copper wire theft tops city crime report
A city police and sheriff's swell of thefts includes a 2 copper wire valued at 400 missing from N D T Systems yard. Other losses include four wheel covers, a tire, cash from a bar, a purse, gas, and multiple bicycle thefts reported by residents and local businesses.
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N.D.T. Systems
East 52Nd
Humberto Alarcon Jr
South Texas
North Grandview
William L. Darby
North Lee No. 31
North Grant
Mary Nell Robles
Fall
Oakwood
Rick M. Lockett
Locust
Garland Roe Ledbetter
East 30Th
Glenda Beasley
North Alleghancy
Myrtle Twilliger
North Jackson
Kenneth Foreman
Timberline
Sheriff's Deputies
Doorbells Damaged in City Vandalisms
City police investigate five vandalism incidents with two doorbells damaged. Herman Lawson reported $10 damage to his doorbell at 4630 Applewood and Diane Patterson said her doorbell at 4624 Applewood was damaged. Annie Wayton’s car rear window, valued at $150, was broken by a pellet gun shot. Lonnie Harrington reported a $30 swing lock mirror damage to his pickup. J B Holman said an egg was broken in his mailbox with $5 damage.
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Herman Lawson
Applewood
Diane Patterson
Annie Wayton
Haywood
Lonnie Bernard Harrington
Richmond
Fire destroys makeshift bed at Broncho Drive-in Theater
Three fires were responded to on Thursday night by firefighters including a blaze in the old Broncho Drive-in Theater restroom where an old seat and cardboard were used as a bed. A cigarette started the flames. minor restroom wall damage reported. A trash fire on North Grant at 1400 block was put out at 3 02 p.m. and a grass fire near the railroad tracks between West Loop 338 and Farm Road 1936 was extinguished.
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Andrews Highway
North Grant
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Manuel Cortez
Otis Geers
Clements and
Lincoln Avenue
West County Road
Muskingum
South Grant Avenue
Robertson Avenue
42Nd Street
Murphy Street
Williams Avenue
Darbyshire Steel
Greensboro
Charlotte
N.C
Luther Hawkins Moates
Duncan, S.C
U.S. 301
Cecilton
Denver
Mobile
Ala
Carlene Wallace
Nellie Litchfield
Alpine
First Presbyterian Church
Elm Grove
Geeslin
Martha Moody
Sunset Beach
Jane DeGraffenreid
Reno, Nev
Josefa Botello
Socorro Botello
Laredo
Jackson Funeral Home
Miss Botelo
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Miss Botello
Leslie Welsh
Juan Morales
Redford
Juan O. Morales
Redford Catholic Church
Geeslin Funeral Home
Morales
Mulato
Esther
Richard Morales
Albert Morales
Henryetta Barela
San Jose
Eulalia Oaxaca
Paso
Benito Morales
Loving, N.M
Cecilia Morales
Bedford
Trinidad Morales
P.M
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