Accord Reached On Dollar Support By Western Allies
The meeting produced four agreed points on stabilizing the dollar and exchange rates. The United States vowed to help support the dollar price, cooperate on the existing rate system, and use swap arrangements as needed. West European partners will intervene lightly in markets, pursue inflation control, and consider measures to curb hot money flows if required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Shultz
Kiichi Aishi
Ola
U.S
Giscard
Shhultz
Emin
Bail Denied After Escape in Midland Case
Odessa woman 20 escaped Midland jail while awaiting trial on a March robbery. She faces a 10 year Fort Worth murder sentence and two Odessa theft sentences. Suspects Arthur Lee Phillips 21 and his mother 63 linked to Maney store shooting. Phillips free on bonds totaling 572,000. held in Ector County jail on 175,000 bond. Suspects Susie Molinar 40 and a cashier were shot in a White House robbery. their condition is fair at Medical Center Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Fort Worth
Odessa
An. .N.M
Eldony
White House
Greeny
Susie Molinar
Medical Center
Odessa Market
Maney
Molinar
Arthur Lee Phillips
Prairie
Mattie Lee Phillips
Inn of Maney
Phillips
Ector County
Leo Od Sets First Meeting For Odessa Youth Club Charter
A charter presentation at 7 pm Saturday in Odessa’s Fellowship Hall marks the Leo Club of Odessa, a junior Lions Club understudy for youths up to 20, sponsored by Crantorn Lions Club. Lee Gaiman will speak. membership includes Debra Kyees and Carl Charbovea among charter officers and founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Sete Nn
Odessa
Lao Club of
Lions Club
Lev Club of
Lions International
Junior Lions Club
Crantorn Lions Qub
Tommy Transalves White
Jerry Redman
Mark Tucker
Randy Queenberry
Karen Whitley
John Smirkh
Carl Charbovea
Judge Accepts Plea of Guilty In Odessa Court
An Odessa resident pleaded guilty in 70th District Court to possession of marijuana and received 10 years probation in place of prison. Melvin Sweatt of 2112 Custer was arrested January 28, 1972, by Odessa police after a marijuana find. The state was represented by Assistant District Attorney Don E Williams. A second case in court Friday involved James Donald Hembree, 26, of 1900 East He is charged with an assault and held on $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Shrnlaton
James Donald Hembree
Am Hembree
Firemen Respond to Two Blazes in 30 Minutes
Odessa fire crews rushed to two homes in rapid succession early Friday. At 1249 am the OS Galindo residence on West Odessa suffered a minor interior fire with undetermined cause. Five units fought a second blaze at 322 West May around 2:20 am causing extensive damage to an empty structure. Investigators cited unknown causes for both fires. Firefighters also handled two minor fires with no damage and reported a trash fire behind Panera near Halifax likely set by children.
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Odessa
OS Galindo
West Odessa
West May
Panera
Halifax
Invests
Foster
Three Victims Hospitalized After Workplace Mishap
Three people were hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital after a Friday incident. Robert Madrid of Midland, 22, broke his leg when he fell from a 15 foot pump jack at work. Charlie Black, 53, of Nobie, suffered broken bones in his foot from heavy pad impact. Hardy A Alford, 49, of South Dime, fractured his left arm on the job. Christina Ramirez, 3, daughter of Evatisio Ramirez, fractured her right shoulder after falling from a bed. Two others received emergency treatment and were released after care.
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Medical Center Hospital
Robert Madrid
Midland
Charlies Black
Nobie
Hardy A Alford
South
Christina Ramirez
Evatisto Ramirez
Boatright
Scout Expo Set Saturday In Coliseum
Comanche Trails Scout Exposition spans the day in the Ector County Coliseum with 23 Cub Packs, 17 Scout Troops, and three Explorer Posts from Ector and Andrews Counties. Bud West chairs ticket sales at 1 dollar each with 60 percent funding the council activity budget and 40 percent to the scouting unit. An Indian dance team from the Order of the Arrow performs, while exhibits cover canoe building, first aid, camping, survival skills, and crafts. A Hover Post displays confiscated firearms and another offers first aid services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County
Charles Ross
Comanche Trails
Buffalo Trail Council
Buddy Westren Lewis
Ector
Andrews
Order of the Arrow
Ashyacolo
Cab & Ut
United States
Suspect Faces Murder Charge in Hobbs Death of 4-Year-Old
A 36 year old man remains jailed in Lea County on a 25000 bond after a murder charge tied to the shooting death of 4 year old Henry Hank Farrell in Hobbs. Farrell was pronounced dead on arrival at Lea General Hospital after being shot at a southeast Hobbs location and found in a Turner Street bar vicinity. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Hammons Funeral Home Littlefield with burial in Littlefield Cemetery Peterson Roberts Funeral Home of Hobbs handled local arrangements. Born April 25 Farrell was raised in Littlefield and attended school there, served in the Navy during the Korean War, and worked in the oil field before moving to Hobbs from Fort Stockton. Survivors include his widow Sharon and the homebased next of kin.
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Lovington
N.M
Lea County
Leul
Don Hallam
Hobbs
Jimmy Carrol Dennis
Henry Knight
Hank) Farrell
Lea General Hospital
L.p.m
Farrell
Turner Street
Hammons Funneral
Littlefield
Peterson-Roberts Funeral Home
Littleield
Fort Stockton
Sharon
Wink ISD sets bond election for 775000 April 7
Wink Independent School District calls a bond election for 775000 on April 7. Superintendent Frank Barton says funds would mainly fix the main high school building. Proposals include new windows, 25 floor replacements, repairs to ceilings, athletic facility upgrades, tennis court repairs, and extra seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WINK
Wink Independent
Insstees
Frank Barton
Wink Isd
M Main
Fragmented County Court and District Court Notes
A garbled OCR record lists matters from county court including marriage licenses and an amicable note of divorces. District Court shows a divorce filing Anne Brace versus Isidro Jeana. Medical center admissions include many patients with scattered names and addresses. City traffic accidents mention multiple pairs and injuries with various damages and unidentified vehicles.
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Ncenses
Faviera
Deborah K
Gates Rote Co
Fister Tie
Marcy Lee
Mustard
Fevh Seraid Doan
Signee
Collesaie
Anne Brace
Isidro Jeana
Cindy Micenele
Juanita Br
Sandra Ray Romace
Mare Jana Sheed
Edna P. Fullen
Bobby Mcmttee
Waren Harllion
Ee Mave Gresa
D. Bimbo Menton
Iantome Lonatey
Lee Dorane
M L Becksworma
Ue Stone
Elva Me Marble
Mrs. Selza M. Susiaar
Arabs Sey
Leltwich
Johnnie Mac Carer
Pecos
Mi Mang Rent
Pranktio
Phiten Jr
Truman
Edgar Bruce Ramsey
Ramsey
Sandane Clover
Alan Wayne Thomas
Benafiels
R. Turner
Vies Whiteside
East Second
Dieck
West Mable
Jose Vasauer Flores
South Lincoln
Dameoes Ioht
Grant — Mack Vaughn
Westen
Apes
West Third
Jack Fave + Beckerman
Hilltop
Luia Price
Philliog
Noun Sna Hancock
Tormmy Alten Olgby A
Byron
Tommy F. Morris
Owen Monelte
Vicki Denise Cooper
Enor
East 42Nd
Clarence Tuggler
Nor Mushivain
Unickniifien Wtiefu
Damages
Min Tétn
Dotsy
Bobby Joe Bell
Harless
Silly Joe Whitaker
Mariess
Stanley A. Westlatt
Dick Ot Snh
Karen Ruewa Y
West Firth
Hinalas
South
Aneerson
Pantas
Benny Wiash
Haran ‘Way Keel
Sid) Merrill
University
Keystone
Don Eugene Tonaver
Six Theft Cases Probed by Local Officers
Local police are investigating six theft incidents. Victims include Melvin Barron who reports a 1965-model motorcycle valued at 209 dollars stolen from his Andrews Highway home, and Gary Steed who says 2% Tapes were taken from his auto on Halifax Street. Additional reports include a car battery theft near Fitch Street and a bicycle theft involving Walter Wilson’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Barron
Andrews Highway
Gary Steed
Halifax Steed
Local Man Alexander Clevenger Rites Pending
Death of Alexander Clevenger 66 at Center Hospital listed as due to apparent natural causes. Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home handles arrangements. A retired welder born March 3 1907 in De Witt Springs Arkansas he lived in Odessa twenty years, previously from Temple. Survivors include wife Florence Coffey four sons and two daughters, two brothers five sisters twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. he served in World War II and was member of First Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Clevenger
Belle Drive
Ari Aerial Center Hospital
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Clevenger
de Witt Springs
Ark
Florence Coffey
Blowing Rock
N.C
Odessa
Temple
First Church of God
Dalton Pitts
Lincoln
Ill
Eddie Coffey
North Golder
Clifton Clevenger
Roy Pitts
Mary Coffey
Christine Teague
Lenoir
Arthur Clevenger
Perry Clevenger
Coleman
Goldie Elkins
Lillie Myers
Dovie McCuller
Dallas
Irene Carter
Dublin
Cora Hare
Lubbock
Rites Planned For Woman Kinser in Odessa Local Area
Funeral services for Mrs. Henrietta Kinser 86 of Odessa are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Oakland Cemetery. She was born October 5 1886 in Alvarado moved to Odessa in 188 from Bartlesville Oklahoma and was a Baptist and Eastern Star member. Burial will be Saturday in Oakland Cemetery under Lamar Smith Funeral Home direction. Survivors include her daughter and several relatives. MRS ALMA SMITH ALPINE services for Alma Smith 8 in Lubbock hospital set for 3 p.m. Sunday at First Mennonite Church burial at Elm Grove. She was born 1889 in Faulkton SD moved to Lubbock two years ago, was a professor at State University, with surviving sons and daughters listed. Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery under Geesling Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Ee Kinser
Vrsing
Hubbard-Kelly
Oakland
Lamar-Smith
Dillas
Kinser
Alvarado
Odessa
Bartlesville
Harvey M. Breeze
First Christian Church
Levelland
Council of Masonic
Lubbock Commandery
el Paso
Khiva Temple Shrine
Amarillo
Levelland Order of the Eastern Star
OES
Levelland Masonic
Glen
Breeze
Alma Smith
Lubbock
Merneg Ghai
Eum Grove
Geesling Home
Faulkton
S.D
San Angelo
State University
Harland
Oliver N. Hedgpeth McCamey
Oliver Newton Hedgpeth
Crane
East Side List
Sheppard Funeral Home
Gatesville
Doice Slaton
McCamey
Bethel Baptist Church
Spalgati Temple
Hamilton
C.C
Andrews
Floyd He Ih
Lloyd He
W. Hedgpeth
Banquete
Tom Helvey Andrews
Tom
Helvey
Permian General Hospital
Andrews Church Chri
Andrews Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Loving
Breson
M.lroden
Eldorado
A.L
Marjorie Lee) Roden
Ernest Webb
Midland
First Baptist Church
Urial
Rayliff-Kerbow Funeral Home
Lost Springs
Kan
Roden
W.J. Christopher Anson
Peimral Services
W.J
Anson
Anson General Hospital
Lawrence Funeral Home
Mount Hope Cemetery
Hico
Tex
Durango
Colo
Amy Thatch
Butte
Mont
Mary Alice Yeager
Big Spring
Mary Alice Yen
Houston Hospital
Ilness
Nalley-Pickle
Trini
Memorial Park
Lea Coral Ualk
Yeager
Medical Ant Hospital
AH. Yeager ¢ McCamey
Odessa events tease with chess and shows
Tomorrow in Odessa events include the Black Bishop Quadrangular Chess tournament at Odessa College with rounds scheduled at 9 30 a m 2 p m and an afternoon session TBA Sponsored by the Odessa Chess Club. Also Jaycee Rattlesnaxe Koungupanu Sports Show runs at Exhibition Hall A Ector County Coliseum from 10 A M to 9 P M. Boy Scout Exposition at the Coliseum from 1 A M to 1 P M The West Texas Gem and Mineral Society Show also at Exhibition Hall A Ector County Coliseum with evening post and a Fifth Birthday celebration of the American Legion at Legion Auditorium.
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Odessa Chess Club
Odessa College
Jaycee Rattlesnaxe Koungupanu
A. Ector County Coliseum
West Texas Gem and Mineral Society
Odessa Woman Ella Mae Hardman 9 Dies After Illness
Funeral services for Ella Mae Hardman 9 of 1109 West University will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Paul A. Rix Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Odessa. Born February 194 in Erath County she moved to Odessa in 1949 from DeLeon and was a housewife. Survived by husband C.G. Hardman two sons Edward Solley Hampton Va and Lee R. Solley Stephenville a daughter Ginger Moore Chesapeake Va and six grandchildren. She was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Hardman
West University
Medical Center Hospital
Paul A. Rix
the Home
Edward Solley
Hampton, Va
Lee R. Solley
Stephenville
Ginger Moore
Chesapeake
Iraan Rites Set Saturday for Mrs McMillan
Obituary notice for 82 year old Mrs Gertrude Figg McMillan of Fort Worth who died in a Fort Worth nursing home. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church Traan with burial in Odessa Cemetery. Born Aug 20, 1890 in Jefferson County, she was a housewife and former Odessa resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Figg McMillan
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Traan
Odessa
Paul A. Rix
McMillan
Jefferson County
Rites Slated At Graveside For Attorney In Odessa
Graveside services for Robert Dean Pue 42 of 1507 Custer Odessa attorney who died Thursday at Medical Center Hospital after a long illness were set for 3 p.m. Friday at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Pue worked with Warren Burnett law firm since 1964 and was a New Mexico native born March 25 1990. He studied at Trinity Oxford Harvard and New Mexico and moved to Odessa about 15 years ago with Gulf Oil before joining the Burnett firm. Survivors include his mother Ruby Pyatt of Odessa and a brother in Tulsa Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dean Pue
Custer
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Paul A. Rix
Pue
Warren Burnett Law Firm
New Mexico
Carlsbad High School
University of
Trinity University
Oxford
England
Harvard University
Ent
Gulf Oil Co
Midland
Burnett
Ruby Pyatt
Tulsa
Okla
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Nimitz Junior High
Homemakers of America
Dallas Lees
W.R. Lees
Oakridge
Kathy Basinger
D.C. Basinger
Cambridge
Audrey Petersen
Thomas R. Petersen
East 21St
White ‘House
Cephas
Leo Od
Scout Expo
Coliseum
Dorothy
Fitch
Walter Wilson
Ray Apli
Ector County Coliseum
5Th Birtsiay Colcbewtion of the
American Legion
Legion Auditorium
Eighth and
Zina Dittman
Zina Ellen Dittman
Church of Christ
East Hill
Church of Christ Eote
the Eastern
Don Dittman
Imperial
Vella Burkholder
Clearfield
Grace Bly
Polk
Norma McCormick
Oklo
Raymond Rollwitz
Raymond Rebolle
Witz
Roswell
Isabella Moeller
Rowena
Curtis Rojlwitz
Ozona
North
Grandvie
Arenas
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