Odessa Student Helps In Family Rescue
An Odessa student, 22 year old Breaux, aided a League City family stranded on a car roof in the Blanco River near Little Arkansas. After hours of effort with a safety rope and help from a DPS officer, Breaux and responders ferried the family and two dogs to safety then retrieved the 11 year old girl despite her initial hesitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Breaux
Blanco River
South West Texas State University
Little Arkansas
Jene Hunter
Hunter
Department of Public Safety
Gary
Glen
Doris) Breaux
Bill Amstead
UTPB
Odessa College
Two accidents send three to hospital near Permian High
Joe Bob Bizzell an 18 year old Permian High School All-State football senior remained in satisfactory condition in the ICU after a late Wednesday motorcycle mishap in the school parking lot. He sustained multiple lacerations and bruises in the incident. Wanda L Moore 13 and Rhonda S Rhoads 12 were treated for abrasions after being struck by a 1968 car driven by Richard Powell near the 2100 block of North Golder as they crossed a school crosswalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odesson
Medical Center Hospital
Joe Bob Bizzell
Fargo
Permian High School
Bizzell
Movns
Wanda L. Moore
Rhonda S. Rhoads
Wanda Moore
Otis Moore
West
Rhonda Rhoads
Jake Rhoads
North Dotsy
Richard R. Powell
Alleghancy
Edwin H. Collom
North Amburgey
Clyde Eugene Tisdale
14Th
Graham
Ralph Wilson Fuquay Jr
Overton
Jean Marie Daniels
Elahth and
Jefferson
James C. Rogers
Springdale
John Daniel Harvey
East 45Th
Jackson
Marshall Perry Vestal
Redbud
Eleanor B. Phillins
East
Edison
Lillie K. ?Aoellering
Odessa
John Allen Mowdy
Golder
Pagewood
West 19Th
Grant
Billy Ray Jones
Monticello
Maggie Banks
Barrett
East Eighth
Linda Gail Long
Keystone
Dianna Hines Faye
McKnight
Bonham
Fires Hit Two Cars And Trash Fire Blazes
A fire near 1700 East 10th caused minor wiring damage to a 1961 car owned by Dolly Mae Shepherd. Fire units also responded to two trash container fires likely set by children. Police investigate window frame and door damage at 711 Fitch totaling 172.81 dollars.
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Odessa
East 10Th
Dolly Mae Shepherd
Hudson
Odessa Resident Reports Beating Near North Washington
Odessa police investigate a case in which Ricardo Bernal of 1007 Monterey says two unidentified men dragged him from his car at 807 North Washington and beat him shortly before 9 p m on Wednesday. He did not seek hospital care and no charges filed.
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Ricardo Bernal
Monterey
Bernal
North
Washington
County Court Records Show Multiple Marriage Licenses
County Court list includes licenses for Dana Conley with Leigh Ann Radsbaugh, James Bivins with Paula Nicodemus, and Richard Boyd with Gay Davis. Civil suits, appeals, and criminal filings noted alongside district court divorces and civil filings. May 2 patient admissions and discharges listed with names, ages, and attending facilities. City traffic accidents detailed with locations, ages, and injuries.
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Dana Charles Conley
Leigh Ann Radsbaugh
James Leland Bivins
Paula Mae Nicodemus
Richard Wilson Boyd
Gay Nell Davis
Helen Dovis Dukes
Guadalupe G. Sanchez
R. L. Savage
Jack Douglas Dean
William Donald Christian
Wiliam Gary Fagg
Billy Ray Triplett
Billy Gene Sanders
Martha Lundy Clevenger
Guns Head Theft List Makes Four Breakins Reported
Police investigate four break ins including a burglary at Pete Friesinger’s home 1625 Everglade where nine shotguns rifles a box of .38 shells and a bedspread were stolen valued at 991.75. Other break ins include Odessa Radio TV Service 805 Jefferson where two TVs a transistor radio and a tape recorder were taken. Connie De La Cruz 1923 South Sam Houston said five pairs of pants and a portable TV were stolen from her home. Karen Paup Crane said her auto was broken into on North Washington with a purse and contents stolen through the passenger window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Friesinger
Everglade
Friesinger
Odessa
Jefferson
Connie de la Cruz
South Sam Houston
Karen Paup
Crane
Washington
Concert To Benefit Local Cancer Society Odessa College
Four local musicians perform at 8 p.m. Friday in the Fine Arts Building to aid the American Cancer Society. Performers include Mrs. Sammie Whitten Miss Carol Jessup Mrs. Sam V. McLelland and David Jenkins with solo and duet piano and clarinet numbers. Miss Jessup has trained at Texas Tech Michigan State and studied music abroad. Mrs. Whitten, Odessa native, has performed with the Odessa Symphony and studied at NTSU and UIUC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Odessa College
Sammie Whitten
Carol Jessup
Sam V. McLelland
David Jenkins
Whitten
Miss Jessup
Jenkins
McLelland
Odessa
Permian High School
Texas Tech
Michigan State University
Lubbock
Michigan State
Lansing Mich
Mozarteum Orchestra
Salzburg
Austria
Odessa High School
Watergate fallout widens as probes and resignations shake White House
Investigators prepare to meet behind neutral ground as Senate Watergate committee eyes hearings in mid May. Magruder and Hunt testify while Mitchell and Dean are named in alleged bugging plans. Vesco cash gift probe, Sloan facing possible prosecution, and Krogh takes leave amid further Watergate disclosures.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Ces
White House
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
Nixon
Robert L. Vesco
Vesco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hugh Sloan Jr
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon Campaign
Jebn Magruder
Scouts Schedule Odessa Camporee and Field Day
More than 1,000 boys aged eight to sixteen from eight West Texas counties gather at Odessa Sherwood Park for the Boy Scout's 50th Gold Rush Camporee and Cub Scout Field Day. About 500 boys and 1,735 unit leaders arrive Friday for three days of events including first aid knot tying and flag respect with a 7 p.m. campfire speech by ex POW Lt Col Louis Makowski.
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Odessa
Sherwood Park
West Texas
Buffalo Trail Council
Louis Makowski
Midland
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Makowski
Tes
Odessa Man Rites Slated and Other Obituaries in Big Spring
Funeral services for Bob Kern 73 of Odessa will be at 4 p.m. Friday in Rix Funeral Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Kern died Tuesday at Medical Center Hospital after an illness. He was born December 9 1899 in Henryetta Oklahoma and married Florine Lipps July 4 1920 in Henryetta. Survivors include his widow a son Bob Kern Jr of Slaton a daughter Mrs Lelia Donaldson a brother Art Kern six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also in Big Spring Texas Britton Hull 73 brother of Arlie Hull of Kermit died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack while working. Services will be 2 p.m. Friday at Nalley-Pickle Rosewood Chapel with burial in Trinity Memorial Park. Hull resided in Big Spring since 1928 was a former machinist for Texas and Pacific Railroad. Survivors include his widow two sons two brothers three grandchildren and two others. Mack Sinclair 81 Bangs resident died Tuesday at home after an unexpected illness. Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday at Wright-Morelock Funeral Home with burial in Bangs Cemetery. Sinclair was a retired farmer and carpenter. Survivors include his widow three daughters including Eva Nell Holloway Odessa a son nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Samuel M Baxter 84 father of Sidney Baxter of Odessa died Tuesday after a brief illness. Services will be 3 p.m. Friday at Afton Baptist Church with burial in Afton Cemetery directed by Seigler Funeral Home. Baxter had lived in Dickens since 1919 and leaves a widow three sons six daughters 31 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren.
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Bob Kern
East 21St
Odessa
Rix
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Kern
Medical Center Hospital
Henryetta
Okla
Florine Lipps
Big Spring
Britton S. Hull
Arlie Hull
Kermit
Nalley-Pickle Rosewood Chapel
Trinity Memorial Park
Gus Ochotorena
Hull
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Mack Sinclair Brownwood
Mack Sinclair
Bangs
Wright-Morelock Runeral
Bangs Cemetery
Sinclair
Eva Nell Holloway
Samme
Baxter Matador
Samuel M ‘Baitér
Sidney Baxter Baxter
Pidfigview
Afton Baptist Church
Afton
Seigler Funeral Home
Baxter
Dickens
Lucile McReynolds
Stanton
First Baptist Church of
Floyd. Dunn
First United Methodist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Midland
Gilbreath Funeral Home
ae . _ Born Sept. 5, 1901, _ Mrs. McReynolds
Snyder
Howard’ M. McReynolds
Minter McReynolds
Dale McReynolds
Corpus Christi
R&v
William D McReynolds
Quanah
Ronnie Dale Patterson
Fort Worth
Ronnie
Dale Patterson
Dallas
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Patterson
U.S. Air Force
Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
J.C. Patterson
Leo Bell
West 26Th
Albert Patterson
Rites Planned for Odessa Man Silas Taylor
Funeral services for Silas Taylor 48 of 208 Patterson will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at St James Baptist Church with burial in Odessa Cemetery directed by Rix Funeral Home. He died after being found slumped at ATCO Services where he worked. Peace Justice J A Purifoy ruled natural causes. Taylor born Nov 14 1924 moved to Odessa 22 years ago married Mary Ann Hays May 25 1954. He was a tire repairman and survived by wife, a son and a daughter, four brothers, three sisters, and his mother.
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Silas Taylor
Patterson
St. James Baptist Church
Odessa
Rix Funeral Home
Taylor
Medical Center Hospital
Atco Services Inc
Peace Justice
J.A. Purifoy
Iola
Mary Ann Hays
Raymond S. Taylor
U.S. Navy
Kathrine Taylor
James Taylor
Snyder
Paul Taylor
Bixby Taylor
Bryan
Johnny Taylor
Houston
Alene Cooks
Rosie Mae Idlebird
Bobbie Lee-Hicks
Dallas
Annie Taylor
Midland man stabbed twice in back seeks answers
A 24-year-old Midland man, Russell Kenyon, was treated at Midland Memorial Hospital after being stabbed twice in the back and released after 1 a.m. He could not identify or locate the assailant, providing no details on where the incident occurred. Midland College receives 528,831 annual HEW grant to help service interest on 5.1 million in bonds for a new campus, with construction to start later this year.
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Midland
Midland Memorial Hospital
Russell Kenyon
Kenyon
Midland College
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Notice of Program Logic and Accuracy Test
Legal notice for the Ector County Independent School District bond election. Test scheduled May 4 1973 at 10 30 A M at the Computer Center of the First National Bank Odessa Texas. Election is on May 8 1973. notice to be published May 3 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odesse Amerc
Ector County Independent
First National Bank
Odessa
Texas
Odessa event listings for tomorrow schedule
Tomorrow in Odessa presents a morning line at Sands Restaurant and Inn of the Golden West with Optimists and Rotary clubs. Noontime activities include Odessa Optimists at Sands Restaurant and a World War I veterans gathering at Barracks 1867. Evening events feature Trapeze in Concert at Ector County Coliseum and a 6 PM veterans meet at Hi Sport Youth Center with a 8 PM show at the coliseum.
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Hi-Sport
MacArthur
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North Golder
Robert E. Williams
Fitch
Linda K. Denton
Bobby J. Denton
Guillermo Ramos Hill
Mary Norma Hill
Sherry Sue Little
Reneva Horton Ingle
Ray Corwin
Claudia L. Hampton
Victor C. Contreras
Sam H. Conner
Cleda J. Dykes
Daniel B. Molinar
Bonnie Dickerson
Imogene Welks
Louise H. Danley
Helen Pool
Gloria L. Scown
Deborah L.burton
Kathryn A. Carter
Pamela J. Bullard
Virginia L. Dane
Bob R. Castoe
Gerald L. Gray
Walder L. Strawn
Ethyte E. Osborn
Jack
Larry Gee
Ralph Elbert Beard
Boulder
Edward M. Ortiz
Fort Stockton
Florencio Molinar
North Lincoln
Joe M. Moreno
Dewayne
Austin
Odessa High
Roger Frymire
Harold Frymire
Goldsmith
Permian High
Monroe Lovelady
H.M. Lovelady
Brazos
Janis Miller
L.T. Miller
Eastover
Greg Hill
Number Sense
Billy J. Hill
Castle Rd
Randy Norwood
Billy.c. Norwood
Country Club Estates
Local Cancer Society
Marr Chapman
Madame Rosin Thevinne
North Texas State University
NTSU
University of Illinois
Ehrlichman, Haldeman
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Hunt
Magruder
Atty
John N. Mitchell
John .W. Dean
Commerce Department
Mitchell
Egil
Bud” Krogh
Department of Transportation
Krogh
Daniel Ellsberg
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
Brinegar
Elisberg
George McGovern
J. Edward Murray
The
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Free Press
Senate
Hugh Scott
Chicago Sun-Times
Scott
House
Gerald R. Ford
Washington Post
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
New York Times
Pentagon
Martha Mitchell
Ruth
John F. Kennedy
New York Daily News
Janet G. Travel
Eugene J. Cohen
Cohen
Kennedy
Odessa Camporee
Charlie Ross
Ken Osborn
Buddy West
Ned Truex
Burt Runnels
L. A. Watkins
Carl Swenson
Marvin Stevenson
Wade Howell
Bill Shaw
Russell H. Johnson
University of Texas
Permian Basin
Corvallis, Oreé
Clarence DB. Iron
Washington State
California State
Oregon State
Midlander
Sands Restaurant
Ector County Coliseum
NOON
Eastside Rotary
Inn of the Golden West Coachroom
Odessa Optimists
Bob Heth
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