Opponents Challenge Funding and Crime Safeguards in Pari Mutuel Bill
In Texas opponents press tough questions on funding and organized crime risk as an Urban Affairs Committee approves a pari mutuel bill. The measure calls for a statewide referendum, an eight member racing commission, and law enforcement protections, with debate over minority hiring goals and state funding.
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Austin
Texas
House Urban Affairs Committee
County Deputies Adopt Brighter Uniforms For Sheriff’s Office
The 83 Ector County Sheriff’s deputies and jailers swap drab brown for a brighter standard with dark brown long sleeves and pants plus gold patches. Summer wear will be tan short sleeves. Uniforms aim for professional appearance and cost savings.
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Ector County
Bob Eaton
Eaton
Dan Ramirez
Theft at Emma Ash residence reports $759 loss
Emma Ash of 2405 East 23rd Street reports a ceiling light fixture a heater burner and two months rent missing in an unknown date theft. Officer D Whitson records the incident. Burglary report from Larry L Futchko of 4641 Oakwood Drive notes two pieces of luggage a watch a necklace and a ring valued at $2050 stolen between 11 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday. Officer L Hendricks handles the case.
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Emma Ash
E. 23Rd St
D. Whit
Larry L. Futchko
Oakwood Drive
L. Hendricks
UTPB to Host Mathcount Contest Saturday
Students from Odessa Midland and five area towns will compete in a Mathcount contest at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. Sixty students from 15 junior high schools participate from 9 a.m. to noon with the final four presenting a mathematical proposition at 1 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Permian Basin chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers to combat declines in math ability.
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Odessa
Midland
University of Texas of
C.R. Moncrief
Moncrief
Gibson Distributing eyes new store after Chapter 11 exit
Gibson Distributing Co. plans an 18 month path to opening a new store as its Chapter 11 bankruptcy exits. Thomas A. Prendergast of El Paso will buy stock for 5.43 million dollars to pay 1,600 creditors totaling 19 million, with 37.7 cents on the dollar returned after 2 million in preferential transfers. Howard and CFO Haag will hold minority shares and Prendergast a controlling stake, while management remains intact.
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Gibson Distributing Co
Bill Howard
Thomas A. Prendergast
el Paso
Gibson
Gibson Distributing
Odessa
Gibson’s
Midland-Odessa
Howard
Prendergast
Gibson's
Chuck Haag
Haag
U.S
Joseph C. Elliott
Graveside Rites for Infant McCain Odessa Area
Graveside services for Kenneth Brad McCain infant son of Kevin and Mrs McCain of Odessa are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Sunset Memorial Gardens with Rev Leonard Hartley officiating Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home handling arrangements The infant died Wednesday at Harris Hospital Fort Worth He was born January 14 1985 in Odessa Survivors include his parents and grandparents from Pampa and Odessa Also listed are other obituaries and notices from Midland Littlefield Abilene and Andrews with funeral details, births, and divorces.
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Kenneth
Brad’’ McCain
Kevin McCain
Odessa
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Leonard Hartley
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Harris Hospital
Fort Worth
A.B. Carless
Pampa
Jean McCain
R.E. McCain
Clara C. Williamson
Verde Ave
Hubbard-Kelly
Charles Crutchfield
Washington Cemetery
Washington
Richard H. Pratt
Miss Williamson
Four Seasons Nursing Center
New Cumberland
W.va
First United Methodist Church
Fidelis Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Midland
Ruth Emma Perou
Hubbard- Kelly
J.T. Pugh
Perou
Littlefield
Mary Ola Bundick
Spade
Praise Temple
Bill Bundick
Albert Riley
Littlefield Cemetery
Hammons
Abilene
Edna Earle Woody
Fort Phantom
Elliott-Hamill Funeral Home
Woody
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lubbock
Ellis County
Max L. Woody
Davidson
Oklo
Wichita Falls
Mesquite
Carolyn Hewitt
Arlington
Maxine Ward
Dallas
Andrews
Ruby Arlene Shidaker
Singleton Funeral Home
Dale Dozier
Andrews Cemetery
Texas teen dies during second transplant attempt
Mary Cheatham a 17 year old from Fort Worth became the third person to undergo a simultaneous heart liver transplant. She died at 3 36 a m in Presbyterian University Hospital during a second transplant operation after the first organs proved too large.
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Pittsburgh
Texas
Mary Cheatham
Fort Worth
Karen Lewis
Presbyterian University Hospital
Lewis
Cheatham
Mark Diggins
Columbus
Ohio
Diggins
Mark Shelton
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Beliese In
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John Watkins
Kenneth McCain
Clara Williamson
W.K. Williamson
Elmer Smith
E. 17Th St
Medical Center Hospital
Charles Pagan
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Ruth Perou
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Mary Bundick
Edna Woody
Alvin Conner
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Della Hamilton
Conley
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Mark Christian
Redbud Ave
Kenneth Wallace
Hanley
Ruby Shidaker
Marylin Berry
Elkhart
Gerald Shidaker
South Bend
Thomas Shidaker
Buchanan, Mich
Alex Paul Doodick
Claudia Susan Peart
Dallas Lee Cooley
Deanna Lynn Bright
Gary Lee Cox
Cheryl Ann Poole
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Michael Jay Ward
Pamela Jane Adams
Joe Winfield Jr
Patricia Lanette Ray
Steven Lee Maimgren
Judy Fay Lee
Stuart Lyndon Williams
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Wayne W. Bishop
Candy C. Whicker
James Wallace Jr
Betty Ann Brown
Larry Thomas Minto
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Harry James Edwards
Diana Gale Edwards
Ricky Lee Struck
Teresa Ann Struck
Sandra Lee Gettemy
Daniel Alexander Gettemy
Diane Hughes Harris
Warren Ray Harris
Blane Orr
Dixie Orr