No Cash Rule Tightens Private Club Liquor Sales
Dist. Judge Jim Meyers granted a temporary restraining order blocking Texas Liquor Control Board from enforcing the no cash sale directive against private clubs. A May 10 hearing for a permanent injunction was scheduled, with possible continuance. Joe Martin of Attic Club, Dallas, argues the rule imposes an impossible burden and is politically motivated ahead of Saturday primaries and a liquor by the drink referendum.
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Joe Martin
Attic Club, Inc
Dallas
Martin
One Injured In Accident In Odessa
A 59 year old Odessan John B Ater of 500 North Bernice was in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital after an auto crash near Whitaker and Second. Police report said Ater drove from a parking lot in West Second to the street and struck a tree, suffering head and chest injuries.
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John B. Ater
North
Bernice
Medical Center Hospital
Ater
Whitaker and
Second
Lof West Second
Gunshot wound reported in Odessa medical center
Ramon Porres, an Odessa Latin American, received emergency care at Medical Center Hospital for a gunshot wound to the left shoulder and a head laceration shortly before midnight. Police investigated and held one person for questioning. no charges had been filed.
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Ramon Porres
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Where To Vote Democrats Primary Polling Locations
Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday for the Democratic primary at specified venues. Voting places listed include Ector County Courthouse Floyd Gwin Auditorium Pease Elementary and several precinct sites such as Dowling Elementary Bonham Junior High Permian High School and more across Precincts 1 through 4.
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Ector County
Floyd Gwin
Pease Elementary
W. End of
Dowling
Bonham Junior High
Permian High School
Burnet
John Ireland
Goliad
Republican Primary Voting Locations and Hours Listed
Polls open 7 a.m. and close 7 p.m. on Saturday for the Republican primary. Voting places include Grandview precincts at Fannin Elementary Fire Station and various sites such as Odessa College, Odessa High School, Fire Stations, St. Goldsmith Boy Scout House, and Ector High School among others. Location names appear multiple times with several Fire Station sites and area schools noted for voting.
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Odessa College
Odessa High School
North Golder
38Th
Fast County Rd
Goldsmith Boy Scout House
North
American Party to hold precinct conventions nationwide
The American Party of Ector County starts precinct conventions at 10 a.m. Saturday to place George Wallace on the Texas ballot. Participants cannot vote in other parties’ primaries the same day. Conventions may run from 10 a.m. to midnight at polling sites 1617 North Sam Houston, 915 West 26th, 220 West 48th, and 3803 North Texas.
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American Party
Ector County
George Wallace
Aces
Texas
North Sam Houston
North Texas
Correction on Crane County commissioner candidate Pearce
The Odessa American reported that Edward Pearce, a Precinct 3 county commissioner candidate in Crane County, is an oil field worker but he is retired. An Odessan, Raymon Edward Britneil, 31, of 1812 North Muskingum, remained in satisfactory condition Friday night at Medical Center Hospital after a field mishap caused facial injuries including a fractured jaw and lacerations when blocks struck him.
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The
Odessa American
Edward Pearce
Crane County
Pearce
Raymon Edward Britneil
North Muskingum
Medical Center Hospital
Ballot Preview Shows Crowded Texas Primary Ballot
Voters face long list of candidates for U S representative governor and dozens more posts. The sample ballot includes names such as Fisher Gordon Johnson Yarborough Carr O Daniel Briscoe Smith Locke Briscoe and many county officials judges and clerks across districts. Turnout hinges on party and district races with a mix of incumbent and new contenders.
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Fisher
Gordon F. Johnson
Don Yarborough
Waggoner Carr
Pat O'Daniel John Il Eusene Locke Dolph Briscoe
Preston Smith
Edward L Whittenburg
Alfonso “Ai Veloz Johmmie Moe Hackworthe
Don Gladden Ben Raenes
Acid Damage Investigated in Oil Strike Area
Ector County deputies investigated a third vandalism case tied to Bob's Casing Crews strike. Edwin W. Nethery reported acid damaged his 63 model car at Antlers Motel causing over $50 in damage. Earlier, Glenn Golden and Durward Hershel Russell reported caustic damage to their vehicles, each over $500. The strike, ongoing since April 18, has seen injuries and a court restraining order.
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Ector County
Bob
Edwin. W. Nethery
Vernon
Antlers
West Second
George Kelton
Nethery
Glenn Golden
North Hancock
Durward Hershel
Russell
North
Washington
Golden
Monahans
Odessa
Leonard Pierce
Jim Branum
Cecil Earnest
Kermit Highway
161St District Court
Seagraves Band Wins Top Honors at Six Flags Show
Seagraves High School Band, directed by Mickey Owens, won the Outstanding Class A band honor at Six Flags Over Texas, besting 41 other groups. The 100-member ensemble will return home Saturday to a large pep rally celebrating their victory.
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Seagraves
Texas
Mickey Owens
Two Alarms Firemen Responded to Incidents Friday
Firemen answered two alarms on Friday with reports of a carburetor backfire igniting a vehicle at East County on February 42nd. The blaze was out by the time crews arrived. A trash fire at West County Road and Judy was extinguished.
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S&h
Dublin
East County
Fesec
West County Road
Judy
Two Theft Reports Under Police Investigation
Police investigated two thefts Friday night. Armende Nunez reported a stolen bicycle from 1207 Autumn and a carburetor removed from a car at French Tool and Supply 915 East Third.
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Armende Nunez
French Tool and Supply
East Third
Temporary Road Opened On West County Road Detours Ahead
The city opened a temporary road between Murphy and 2nd Street at West County Road and the Texas and Pacific Railway tracks. Motorists face detours around a $500,000 underpass project with grade separations causing closures for about 18 months.
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Murphy
2Nd Street
West County Road
Texas and Pacific Railway
Deaths and Funeral Services for Mrs. FE C Paulette
Funeral services for 80 year old Mrs. FE C Paulette of Waynesville Missouri former Odessa resident will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church Waynesville with burial in Waynesville Cemetery She died Thursday morning in a Waynesville hospital after a two month illness Survivors include two Odessans son Roy C Paulette 1715 Glenwood and grandson R C Paulette Jr 13716 Bay Oaks Drive Also in the News is funeral services set for 3 30 p.m. today for Mrs Jewel L Smith 77 of Monahans who died Thursday in a Waco rest home Burial will be in Monahans Cemetery under Hammond Funeral direction She had lived in Monahans 33 years before moving to Waco in 1965 She was born January 20 1891 Survivors include one son Louis P Foss of Valley Mills lone daughter Mrs Marcel Patalione of Midland three stepdaughters Mrs Mettie Alexander and Mrs Gladys Purdue both of Breckenridge and Mrs Aliene Alexander of Monahans six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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FE. C. Paulette
Waynesville
Odessa
First Baptist Church
Jewel L. Smith
Monahans
Waco
First Baptist Church of
Hammond Funeral Home
Louis P. Foss
Valley Mills
Marcel Patalione
Midland
Mettie Alexander
Gladys Purdue
Breckenridge
Aliene Alexander
Suspicious Prayer on Denver Church Steps Brings Police
In northeast Denver a man knelt on locked church steps and said he intended to pray. Police were called to investigate a suspicious person as a nervous neighbor likely alerted authorities.
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Denver
Colo
Nodgine Brown and Knight Appeal Cases In Court
District court records list divorces filed including Gurn Arthur versus Shirley Jeonet and Ronoks Cone versus Betty Cone. City traffic accidents cite multiple names and addresses with damages and domestic movement claims. The report notes injuries and several mortgage or service related domove figures.
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Jack
Gioria Nodgine Brown
Michel Gene Knight
Marilyn Jo Sonte
Ted
Ews G. Breckburn
Corporation Court
Gurn
Arthur Ie
Shirley Jeonet
Ronoks Cone
Betty Cone
John Harrison
Grace Agruso
Two children treated after swallowing bleach at hospital
Howard O Connor three and Laura OConnor two, children of Howard O Connor, were treated at Medical Center Hospital Friday for bleach ingestion and released after emergency care.
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Medical Center Hospital
Howard O Connor
Laura ‘O'Connor
Howard, O'Connor
Two students injured in school falls admitted to hospital
Debra Clark 16 daughter of Mrs Russell Clark 1402 East Century fractured arm undergoing surgery Friday night at Medical Center Hospital. Monia Savage 9 daughter of Eddie Savage 881 Dublin sustained a fractured right elbow and was admitted after the incident.
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Medical Center Hospital
Debra Clark
Russell Clark
East Century
Monia Savage
Eddie Savage
Dublin
Vandals Sought After Window Break Report
Police investigated a vandalism report Friday night. Jose Ayala said someone broke a window at his home on Prairie Street and caused $10 in damage.
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Jose Ayala
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Gene Ator
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Geroge Cornes
Jack Hubberd
J. T. Gray
Fred M. Rabe
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Jack) Laird
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U.S
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Constable Prize
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Andy) Fento
Howard Williams
Seagraves Band
J. D. Evett
Remembrance Advertising
Rep. Brown & Bigelow
Roy.c. Paulette
Glenwood
R. C. Paulette Jr
Bay Oaks Drive
Gerand
Joe Janes
North Ambrupgry
Willie Joe Coapheil
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