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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1973

Page

2

Deaths Wilbur Line, 61, Odessa area farmer

Funeral services for Wilbur Line 61 of 4705 Permian died Friday at Big Spring Veterans Administration Hospital will be at 10 a.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church with Dr. Orbin Turner officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Garden. Born November 29 1911 he married Louise Edwards on June 14 1947 and was a retired farmer. Survived by his widow a sister Aline Line of Slaton six brothers Harvey Roy and Ivan Line of O Donnell Robert Line of San Angelo G W Line of Lancaster California and Martin Line of Cleburne.

Wilburn Line Big Spring Veterans Administration Hospital Orbin Turner Sunset Memorial Garden Line Aline Line Slaton Harvey Line Roy Line Ivan Line O'Donnell Robert Line San Angelo G.W. Line Lancaster Calif Martin Line Cleburne

Youth Dance Cancelled By Low Attendance At Coliseum

Ector County Sheriff Elwood Hill cancelled a youth concert at the Ector County Coliseum after fewer than 25 people attended. Darrell McCall and the Tennessee Volunteers were hired. tickets were $1, refunds issued. Hill hoped to launch a three concert summer program if the pilot proved successful.

Ector County Elwood Hill Ector County Coliseum Darrell McCall The Tennessee Volunteers Ector County ‘Sheriff's Department

Midland man found dead near railroad tracks

Midland police say Mike Hendricks 70 died of natural causes near East Front railroad tracks Saturday. Justice of the Peace pronounced him dead at the scene. He had been under medical care and was taken to Thomas Funeral Home with funeral plans pending. James J Connolly, New Mexico’s first revenue commissioner and longtime Democrat, dies at 90 in Santa Fe.

Midland Mike Hendricks Santa FE N.M Raton James J. Connelly New Mexico

Officers Probe Stabbing Incident Near National Truck Stop

Midland County deputy sheriffs investigated a stabbing at about 11 30 p m at the National Truck Stop. Victim unknown late Friday, suffered facial and throat cuts. Deputies Micky Clark Charlie Lee and Jack McAdams headed to Midland Memorial Hospital to press the inquiry. The victim reeled in saying he was being killed.

Midland Midland County Micky Clark Charlie Lee Jack McAdams Midland Memorial Hospital

Odessa Man Appointed Rankin Postmaster in Texas

Odessa engineering superintendent Jesse Perritt will become Rankin postmaster starting Monday as part of 18 Texas appointments announced by Regional Postmaster Carl C. Ulsaker. Perritt, a Pittsburg native, lives at 2910 Nabors Lane with wife Marilyn Johnson and two daughters, commuting until a Rankin home is found. The list also names 17 other new postmasters across Texas, including Osbern Moon, James Smith, Myron Ramey, Earl Harpin, Oscar Yanez, and Arthur L. Bormann.

Jesse Perritt Nabors Lane Perritt Odessa Rankin Texas Carl C. Ulsaker Pertstt Exarkana Lubbock Brifely Aledo James Smith Alvarado Myron Ramey Aransas Pass Earl Harpin Bloomington Oscar Yanez Donna Arthur L. Bormann Edinburg Dorothy Mercer Ingleside Mildred Biffle Lindsay Memory G. Wright Jr Marshall Gordon Gregory Nevada Alice Martin Normangee Robert Fleming Ovale Elmo L. Brockman

Hospital Contract Okayed By Ector County Commissioners

The Ector County Commissioners Court approved a contract to run a new emergency room operation at Medical Center Hospital by Texas Hospital Consultants Inc of San Antonio. The service begins at noon Sunday with a $6000 annual fee to the county hospital and $285 daily for private doctors.

Ector County Commissioners Court Medical Center Hospital Texas Hospital Consultants Inc San Antonio Sidney Bobbitt Texas Hospital Consultants Special Hospital Board

Dallas airport executive hospitalized after heart flare up

Thomas M. Sullivan executive director of the new Dallas Fort Worth Airport was reported in fair condition Friday at Baylor University Medical Center after a flare up of a chronic heart condition. Archibald Cox faces divergent staff opinions on whether the Watergate grand jury can compel Nixon to testify or indict him with no immediate public action planned. Dean testified Nixon knew of the cover up. Nixon denied pre March 21 knowledge in a May statement. Baker urged a sworn Nixon account, but doubts committee can compel testimony. Warren said a subpoena would be constitutionally inappropriate.

Dallas Thomas M. Sullivan Dallas-Fort Worth Baylor University Medical Center Washington Archibald Cox Nixon Special Prosecutor Cox James Doyle White House John W. Dean II Doyle

Homes Sought For Students In Odessa And Basin

Youth for Understanding seeks host families in Odessa and Permian Basin for international high school students next term. A German boy and Swedish and Philippine girls are seeking placements. past students Dino Silva and Saurio Cruz attended local high schools. Families with high schoolers can volunteer by writing Mrs. Guy Saunders.

Youth For Understanding Odessa Permian Basin Kyu Dino Silva Permian High Schoool Roy Hubbard Pagewood Saurio Cruz Odessa High School Bob Morris Clearmont Mrs. Saunders

DWI Charge Filed Against Richard W. Spencer II

Richard Warren Spencer II of Las Vegas Trailer Park faces a driving while intoxicated charge filed Friday. He was arrested at 8:15 p.m. Thursday on Interstate 20 two miles west of Odessa and released on a 500 dollar bond.

Richard Warren Spencer II Las Vegas Trailer Park Interstate 20 Odessa

County Court marriage licenses and civil suits listed

County Court issued licenses for Ernest Cooper Smith and Synthia Darlene Saunders plus James Lynn O'Brien and Ellen Florence Rains. Civil cases include Cambridge University Press vs The Book House and McGraw Hill Book Co. vs The Book House for suit on account, plus other actions. District Court sees divorces filed and civil suits such as George A Daley vs Janguard Insurance Co for suit on contract.

Ernest Cooper Smith Synthia Darlene Saunders James Lynn O’brien Ellen Florence Rains Bankers Investment Ye Cornallin Evans Cambridge University Press the Book House McGraw-Hill Book Co White Stores, Inc Samuel R. Long Richard Warren Spencer II Drivin White Glenda Glover Roy Glover Kyle Pool Kathryn Pool Herlinda F. Jackson Earl Wayne Jackson Benny Carl Coulston Barbara June Coulston George A. Daley Janguard Insurance Co

Southwestern Bell Begins New Midland Building Project

Ground breaking is set for 10 am Monday on a 10 story Southwestern Bell Telephone Co building in downtown Midland. The $24.8 million complex will house long distance switching for the Permian Basin and Midland, with completion planned for late 1975 and some equipment in place by early 1976. The building will create over 100 new Southwestern Bell jobs in Midland and is designed to supplement the current facility.

Midland. Tex Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Midland Permian Basin West Texas Royce Brookmole Southwestern Bell District Brookmole

Odessa theater surrenders films amid crackdown on obscenity

After a week of local action, the Lyric Theater and others surrendered six suspected obscene films. Judge Moore ruled five and six films obscene, a charge followed against Leonard Roling of San Antonio. The case stems from a U S Supreme Court ruling guiding local obscenity determinations.

Odessa Lyric Theater North Grant Sheriff's Deputies Justice of the Peace J.A. Purifoy Roling Lyric Ball Theater Andrews Highway U.S. Supreme Court Lonnie Trowbridge

UT Permian Receives Federal Approval for Direct Loan Program

The University of Texas of the Permian Basin gains federal consent to launch the National Direct Student Loan Program with a $50,000 lending level. Joe Tave, UT Permian financial aid director, receives the official grant approval from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.

University of Texas Permian Basin Joe Tave UT Permian Department of Health, Education and

Marines Attend Training Camp at Camp Lejuene

U S Marine Reservists from Midland attend two weeks of summer training at Camp Lejeune North Carolina through July 14. Captain Floyd D Campbell commands the Fourth Motor Transport Battalion unit with Lt Col Willis H Gilmore Jr as battalion commander. Three officers and fifty seven enlisted Marines from the Midland Odessa area participate in the program. Welfare. UT Permian announces federal aid plans for 1973 74 including Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant 19500 and College Work Study 80000. About 175000 in scholarships grants and loan funds are available for the university's first year.

Marine Corps Midland Fourth Motor Transport Battalion U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Marine Camp Lejuene N.C Floyd D. Campbell Willis H. Gilmore Jr Midland-Odessa UT Permian Tave

Ector County ISD leaders return from Davis Mountains retreat

Administrators from Ector County Independent School District return to Odessa Saturday evening after a four day planning retreat at Indian Lodge in the Davis Mountains. Supt Bill Holm says they worked about eight hours daily and accomplished a lot without central office hustle. Holm will report to the board of trustees at a special 7 30 p m session Monday.

Ector County Independent Odessa Indian Lodge Davis Mountains Bill Holm Holm Board of Trustees

Storm survivors survey Odessa area damages at night

Hundreds of homes suffered shattered windows and flooded interiors as the violent storm moved through the Odessa region. A reported tornado funnel near Monahans remained unconfirmed at 11 30 p.m. Power lines and highline poles were down in Big Spring and Stanton with debris and damaged storefronts. Skies clear for Saturday as temperatures rise into the upper 90s.

South Odessa Odessa Monahans Midland Big Spring Buster McCartney Howard County McCartney Big Spring Civil Defense Unit Big Springs Stanton Martin County

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Connelly Civil Air Patrol Sbicca Socialite Tempo Matnelli Bank Americord Sark Americord Eest Howard H. Baker Jr Senate Watergate Committee Dean Baker Gerald L. Warren House San Clemente North Odessa Germany Sweden Philippines Guy Saunders P.O. Box Southwestern Bell Deron Crane Crane Wes Department of Public Safety U.S Andrews and Eigen
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