District Court records list criminal cases and divorces
Matter Of Record notes criminal cases filed including defrauding an innkeeper and threats. divorces by Wanda Burks and Arvil Burks. cases of note in commerce and notes. Medical center reports admit and discharge lists with many names and births. City traffic accidents record multiple minor damages and involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Judy Levonne Janes
Ronald Se Laserge
Debra Gaipecny
William Mathews
Uicle Wate
Norman William Oed Pepe
L. Hall
Earl Shutterworth
Victor Galindo Luiga
Mary Marie Evans
District Court
Wanda LaVerne Burks
Wanda LaVerne Burks Ve Arvil Earl Burks
Timothy Brett Gillam
Linda Key Gilliam
Olin
Corp
Allen
Jom 8
Alan Hughes
Somages
Medical Center Hospital
Kathleen M. Wurtz
Eunice B. Payne
Dick €. Ragan
Tedd M. Gray
Nora T. Clark
Donetta Foe Dobbs
Mark Bassham
Raul Bernard
Stacy Snow
Aubrey Collier
Vicky Odom
William Currie
Ariema Sensintafiar
Lisa Williams
Beatrice Wasson
Dora Long
Dorothy Mills
Dorinda Munsell
Patricia Willams
Ila Campbell
Austin Smith
Don Weatherdee
Eliseo Teller
Benjamin Palmer
Dianarose Swift
Mim¢ Thomas
Robert Dobbs
Della Burleson
Dorothy Trott
Alice Patterson
Nola Watters
Sue McAdams
Shirley Eubank
Maxine Laird
Frank Aranda
W. J. Butler
Lewis L. Osborne
GAO Report Hidden From Defense Agency
Washington AP Pentagon spokesman says the Defense Department could not view a GAO report on the C5 transport contract before congressional release. The document alleges overpayments of more than 1 billion to Lockheed. officials dispute term overpayments, noting progress payments and a $200 million fixed loss under an arrangement with Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
General Accounting Office
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
GAO
Apoponen
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
Defense
David Packard
Congress
Lockheed
Melvin Laird
Packard
Dope Raid Nets Two Suspects in Odessa Motel
Police arrested two suspects, Marion H. Logan 20 and Randy Roy Taylor 24, in an Odessa motel dope raid. They face possession of marijuana charges and $7,500 bonds each after a 7:45 p.m. search with a warrant in the 2400 block of East Second. A pound and a half of marijuana was confiscated. officers had been investigating for two days.
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Odessa
Marion H. Logan
East 16Th
Randy Roy Taylor
Eidson
Justice For the Peace
Manuel Valles
East Second
Judge Wall
Local Woman Treated for Broken Ankle at Medical Center
First Aid Jane O. Tindell, 48, of 2916 Cambridge, treated in the emergency room for a broken right ankle. She said the injury occurred when her foot struck a stool and was released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane O. Tindell
Cambridge
Medical Center Hospital
Threatening Charged Victo Galindo Lujan in county court
Victo Galindo Lujan, 38, of 1600 Roxana, was charged in Ector County Court on Tuesday with threatening to take a life. He allegedly threatened to kill Juanita Lujan, 824 Del Rio, on Monday. No arrest was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victo Galindo Lujan
Roxana
Ector
Juanita Lujan
del Rio
Belfast strike shuts down Northern Ireland press and street battles flare
Protestants protest shortages and milk deliveries as a general strike paralyzes Northern Ireland. Thousands walk out, amid clashes between Protestant youths and British troops. Portadown looms as vigilantes seize control, while unions bar cooperation with Whitelaw plan to transfer Stormont power.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dublin
London
Ner
Craig
Ian Pais
Brian Faulkey
Confederation of British Industry
Portadown
County Armagh
Girl On Bike Hit By Truck In Odessa
A nine year old Odessa girl Rhonda G Shook was treated at Medical Center Hospital Monday night after a pickup struck her bicycle near 17th and Tom Green at 645 pm. She suffered a bruised left hip and scrapes to the head face and left knee. The driver took her home before police were called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Rhonda G. Shook
Thomas Shook
North Adams
17Th
Tom Green
Youth Is Taken To State School In Pecos County
A 16 year old Odessa parole violator was captured by Pecos County deputies in Fort Stockton and returned to Gatesville State School for Boys. He was committed in February 1971 and paroled in November. authorities say he fled from a juvenile parole officer while being questioned about stolen money orders.
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Odessa
Gatesville
Pecos
Fort Stockton
Ector County
Ron Reed
Midland
Local Worker Hart Dan Collier Injured In Plant Blast
Hart Dan Collier a 22 year old employee from 1138 Gary Terrace remained in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital Tuesday after a Monday afternoon accident at a light plant near Crane. He suffered a bruise over the left eye and a headache when the plant blew up outside Crane.
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Dan Collier
Gary Terrace
Medical Center Hospital
Collier
Youngster Injured by Rock Strike in San Fernando
Buford Horton six year old son of Ruby Horton of 1903 San Fernando was listed in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital Tuesday after being struck in the left eye by a rock on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Horton
Ruby Horton
San Fernando
Medical Center Hospital
Weather shifts with tornado watch across Texas panhandle to northeast
A tornado watch stretched across two counties from Tyler to Longview edge and a severe thunderstorm watch for several counties expired without reports of injuries or damage. Rain measurements included Texarkana 1.03 inches and Lufkin 0.13, while morning temperatures ranged from 33 at Dalhart to 39 at Amarillo, with 70s in Houston and Brownsville.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Houston
Palacios
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Weslaco
McAllen
Texas
Leader Sid Bowers named minority whip in Houston
Gov Preston Smith and Lt Gov Ben Barnes announced a plan to postpone interim appointments until a second special session in June to focus on highway beautification and 1972 primary financing. The move aims to allow both chambers to act and return home by Easter, easing a Senate roadblock over approvals. The session also saw Heatly resign as House Appropriations Committee chair in a bid for unity. The remaining major decision is electing a new House speaker.
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Sid Bowers
Houston
Bill Heatly
Paducah
House Appropriations Committee
Heatly
House
Graf
Sharp
Preston
Smith
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Senate
City Council delayed second reading on fire district changes
City Planning Director Arthur F. Lish proposes to eliminate District 2 and add seven blocks to District 1 centered on the central business district. The plan would extend fire standards to new commercial buildings while relaxing rules for the former District 2 area. Mayor Jim Reese urged delay to gauge owner reactions and ensure alignment with a new zoning ordinance.
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Arthur F. Lish
Jim Reese
Lish
Central Business District
Golden
Alleghancy
Washington
Sam Houston
Medical Center Hospital
City Hall
Trade Deficit Heavy Again
The Commerce Department reports February imports exceeded exports by 597.6 million dollars, marking the nation’s second largest merchandise trade deficit. Leading economic indicators rose for eighth straight month, though February increase was 0.5 percent, the smallest in five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Or
Commerce Department
Department
Three Vandalism Incidents Reported In City
Police investigated three vandalism cases Tuesday. A window at the YMCA, University and Nabors Lane was broken. Two cars owned by Mrs. Robert DeWoody at 4005 East 30th had paint damage and a windshield broken. Mrs. Espinoza at 710 Drury Lane reported a front window shattered by a bottle.
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YMCA
University
Nabors Lane
Robert DeWoody
East 30Th
Espinoza
Drury Lane
Man posted 1500 bond on child desertion charge
Ramon Martinez, 26, of 1000 Zacatecas, was freed Tuesday after posting a 1500 bond on a child desertion charge. He was arrested at 5 55 pm Monday at the Ector County Courthouse, named in a Val Verde County warrant, and bond was set by Justice of the Peace Otis Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Martinez
Zacatecas
Ector County
Martinez
Val Verde County
Otis Moore
Odessa Woman Fined for Child Schooling Charge
Mary Frances Bittle, 42, of 1024 North Milburn, Odessa, was fined 10 dollars Monday in Justice of the Peace Howard Williams court for failure to require a minor child to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Mary Frances Bittle
North Milburn
Court of Justice of the Peace
Howard Williamson
Fire Department responds to two grass blazes in Odessa
The Odessa Fire Department made two runs Monday to grass fires. Both incidents, one at 1104 West 21st and the other in the 1200 block of East 10th, caused no reported property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
West 21St
East 10Th
Woman Charged With Carrying Prohibited Weapon
In Ector County Court Mary Marie Evans 32 of Dallas was charged Tuesday with carrying a .38 caliber pistol. She was arrested at A L Davis Food Store 3605 East County Road and released on $1000 bond.
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Ector County
Mary Marie Evans
Dallas
A. L. Davis Food
East County Road
Debt Suit Filed Over Alleged $3852 Debt
Olin Corp of Fort Stockton filed a debt suit in 70th District Court against Allen Tip ton of Coyanosa alleging an unpaid balance of 3852 dollars. The action seeks judgment for the claimed amount plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Corp
Fort Stockton
Allen Tipton
Coyanosa
Woman's Rites Set Wednesday for Lillian Krogh
Mrs. Lillian B. Krogh 86 of 1111 I Garnet died Monday after a three week illness. Services are at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. John's Episcopal Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Hub bard-Kelly Funeral Home in charge. Born June 8, 1885 in Shelton Iowa she came to Odessa in 1950 from Minneapolis. She was a member of the Episcopal Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. John Guffey two sons Dr. Glenn Krogh and Elden Krogh a sister and four grandchildren.
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Lillian B. Krogh
I Garnet
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Shelton
Iowa
Odessa
Minneapolis
Minn
Episcopal Church
Order of the Eastern Star
John Guffey
Glenn Krogh
Mason City
Elden Krogh
Middleton
Wis
A. A. Sovole
Motley, Minn
Sweetwater
Ed Voss
Jack Voss
McCoy
Garden of Memories
Coryell County
Temple
Ralph Walker
Joe Weems
Marshall
Mary Linn Voss
Lubbock
Cecil Voss
Arlington
Grover Barnes
Faerenieigh
Tommye Murdock
Charles Voss
Rufus McCollum
San Angelo
Rufus Jay
Gladys F.) McCollum
Sanelo
Johnson
Grape Creek
Rufus Ay McCollum
Sterling County
Stephen Jay McCollum
Beverly Jean Ratliff
Buddy Millsap
el Paso
Frank Richardson
David McGill
Alpine
George H. Martin Brownfield
George H. Martin
Brownfield Funeral Home
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Lamesa
Martin
Big Spring
Seguin
Tokio
Terry County
San Antonio
Philip
Denver City
George H. Jr
Brownfield
Willie
Troy Bryant
Anna Mae Alvaniz
Garland
Mary Lou Phaffenberger
Hobbs
N.M
Mary Frances Turner
Lea General Hospital
Bethel Assembly Church
Griffin Funeral Home
Billy N. Turner
Tommy
Glen
Mike
Gaynell Wylie
R. F. Powell
Ozona
R. F
Kate) Powell
Baptist Church
Janes
Crockett County Hospital
Powell
Bell County
Richard Fisher Powell
Leta Powell
Luetta Beall
Leonard Martin Stanton
Leonard (Dink) Martin
Stanton
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Gilbreath Funeral Home
Big Spring Veterans Hospital
Merkel
Merkle
Wheeler Motor Co
Lula Compton
Abilene
Sam Martin
Alfred Martin
Hubert Martin
John Martin
Kermit
Lester Leon Garner
Jal
United Methodist Church
Kermit Cemetery
Marples
Memorial Hospital
Chatfield
Adell Thompson
Lovington
Kimbell
Leroy Watkins
Henderson
N.C
Herman Garner
Norman
Okla
Ed Garner
College Station
Rites Slated At Graveside for Mrs. Ernest Ties
Services for Mrs. Ernest Una B. Ties 74 of Denver formerly Odessa will be at 4 p.m. graveside in the local cemetery. She died Sunday in Denver after illness. A Panola County native, she married Ernest Iles in 1923 in Shreveport and lived in Odessa 1950 to 1970s. Survivors: husband and son James Iles of Denver. Also note: Leonard Martin Stanton and Lester Leon Garner obituaries follow with service details.
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Ernest
Una B
The
Baptist Church
James Iles
Denver
Noon business club sessions at Inn of Golden West
Noon meetings listed for Downtown American Business Club in the Inn of Golden West Coach Room and Odessa Rotary in the Inn of Golden West Ballroom with no further details.
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Downtown
American Business Club
Inn of Golden West Coach Room
Odessa Rotary
Inn of Golden West
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Charles Pryor
Winchester
Terry G. Dobbs
North Eisenower
Eye Walker
Riggs Drive
Ey. B. Haddock
Verde
David ¢Cree
South Dixie
Terry D. Rimmer
Walnut
University and
James C. Lovett
North Kelly
Ronald H. Mitchell
Tanglewood
Meadows
Lester E. Dorsey
McKnight
Deran
Link
Pasewood
Lee
Cecil W. Gumm
Beaty
Wylie C.landreth
East 36Th
East Eighth
Robert v. Rushing
Andrews
Linda T. Boyd
North Jackson
Margaret BS. Naverrette
Clifford
A. M. Tadlock
Gardendale
Dotsy
Robert R. Rodriguez
West 68Th
Lundell G. Hunt
West 8St
East Sixth
Thona B. Benson
Albino P. Aranda Jr
North Texas
Anice Jenkins
Broomfield
Carolyn A. Brasfield
North Han
Santa Rose
Margie H.freeze
Santa Rosa
Robbie Lem
Emher
Pavia Jean Bounds
Chestnut
Tommy Jeter
John A. Echols
Amherst
Oe Modera
E. Lock
East 42Nd
Ruth H. Lee
East 43Rd
Circulation Department
Mast Street
Be Sone
Odesse American
Paul Agnew
Ws Agnew
Jewelers
Defense Agency
Savers Frontier
Lurgan
Armagh
Hart
el Na
Pol. Adv
Ray Blue
Gov. Smith
Bob Bullock
State Insurance Board
Larry Teaver
Bullock
Teaver
Shana Kay Dawson
Gerald Dawson
Pamela Dawson
Lubbock Methodist Hospital
Charles Elmore
Husen Dawson
William Loyd
Midland Memorial Hospital
Newnie Willis
Joseph Bonano
Mary Turner
New Orleans
Joseph G. ‘Sharkey
Bonano
Tom Sharkey
Dixieland
Jean Goldkette
Sharkey
Kings of Dixieland
Lester L. Garner
Mivet
N Odessa
Lions
Sands Restaurant
Lambda Alpha Chapter
Odessa Girls’ Club
Donna Wittie
Ray Wittie
Route
Otis Baker
East
John George
Glenwood
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