Two Boys Arrested In Midland School Arson Case
In Midland two youths aged 13 and 14 were arrested for arson and vandalism linked to a March 30 school fire at Alamo Junior High. A lantern flashlight found at Anson Jones Elementary led to their arrest with a teacher aiding police. The pair released to parents face juvenile court charges. further burglary and arson charges possible.
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Midland
Alamo Junior High
Anson Jones
Henry Wedel
Midland Police Department
Wedel
Alamo
Henderson
Odessa reports three burglaries and an attempted break in
Odessa Police investigate three burglaries and one attempted break in on Saturday. Charles Jackson says two T-bone steaks and chicken legs were stolen from his residence at 906 Drury Lane. Joe Fischer Tire Co. at 2700 East 17th lost six tires through an unlocked window. Kathy Curry at 912 West 36th valued losses at 140 dollars after stereo tapes two speakers a record player and 50 records disappeared. Winona Baker reported an attempted break in at the Girls Club of Odessa 900 South Grant where a ceiling hole existed but no entry signs.
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Odessa
Charles Jackson
Drury Lane
Joe Fischer Tire Co
East
Kathy Curry
West
Winona Baker
South Grant
Odessa Club Activities Schedule Tomorrow
Odessa organizations list a noon Kiwanis gathering at Inn of the Golden West Coachroom, noon Chaparral Toastmasters at Sands Restaurant, 7 P.M. Wildcat Toastmasters at Sands, 7:30 P.M. Permian Basin Stamp Club at Chamber of Commerce, 412 North Lincoln, 7:30 P.M. Evening Optimist Club at The Branding Iron, 7:30 P.M. CAP Group XVI at CAP Headquarters Building near Ector County Airport.
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Odessa Kiwanis
Inn of the Golden West Coachroom
Permian Basin Stamp Club
Chamber of Commerce
North Lincoln
Evening Optimist Club
Branding Iron
CAP Group XVI
CAP
Ector County
Worker Hurt In Metal Mishap At West Second
R T Socke aged 35 of 912 West Second suffered a fractured right toe when a piece of metal fell Friday night. He was taken to Medical Center Hospital where he was treated and released shortly after 9:05 pm.
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Gregory M. Richardson
North Hancock
Medical Center Hospital
R.T Socke
West
Diseases Reported To Ector County Health Dept
Weekly tally shows communicable cases including upper respiratory infection 15 sore throat 10 vomiting and diarrhea 6 flu 6 chicken pox 3 shigellosis 1 and venereal disease 1. The data reflect new reports received in the past week.
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Ector County
District Court Divorces and Hospital Records
District Court grants divorces for Edmondson and Whitehead couples. Medical Center lists admitted patients on May 5 and discharged on May 4. Birth announcements include several newborns with names and addresses. City traffic accidents report numerous collisions with damages and injuries across multiple intersections, detailing involved ages and vehicles.
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Medical Center Hospital
Marcie M. McDonald
Norma Franco
Breck A. Hudson
Ruth M. Hinkle
Alfred C. Ziehr
James A. Hanson
William B. Lewis
Mary H. Powell
James L. Mullinax
Reba M. Smith
Grace M. Thatcher
Jessie A Barnett
Nadelyn Kirksey
Kathy E Waller
Linda K. Gilliam
Edith E. Freeze
Alyss Chew
Frances Moya
Sandra Brandon
Mary C. Carrasco
Modesta P. Carrasco
Odessa American Co E record at 222 Ost 4th Street
Odessa Texas entry for Dessa American at 222 Ost 4th Street, Odessa. Listing shows Odessa American Company E and address details in a concise local record.
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Dessa American
Ost
4Th Street
Odessa
Texas
American Co
Rites Slated For Veteran Area Lawman
Funeral services set for James Wayne Cummins 64 a longtime Pecos County deputy who died of a heart attack. Services 10 am Monday Iraan High School auditorium Rev Hugh Harris officiating Masonic graveside 3 pm Monday Monahans Cemetery Sheppard Funeral Home Crane. Succumbs left wife Velma Cummins and children, siblings, and extended family. Cummins worked 26 years in Iraan and 13 in Monahans with the sheriff’s department. He was born October 15 1908 in Grandfalls and lived in Iraan 26 years. He belonged to First Christian Church the Masonic Lodge and the Noon Lions Club. Survivors include wife Velma Cummins two sons James W Cummins Odessa and Gene Cummins Andrews a daughter Patsy Cummins Midland two sisters Mary Wilcox Grandfalls Georgia Ellinger Kermit three brothers Dick Cummins Andrews A C Cummins Santa Maria Calif J T Cummins Bakersfield Calif his mother Mary Cummins Grandfalls and five grandchildren.
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IRAAN
James Wayne Cummins
Iraan High School
Hugh Harris
First Christian Church
Monahans
Sheppard Funeral Home
Crane
Cummins
Pecos County
Sheriff's Department
Velma Cummins
Patsy Cummins
Midland
James W. Cummins
Odessa
Gene Cummins
Andrews
Mary Wilcox
Grandfalls
Georgia Ellinger
Kermit
Dick Cummins
A.C. Cummins
Santa Maria
Calif
J.T. Cummins
Bakersfield
Mary Cummins
George H. Lindsay SA
J.C. Whittenberg
Lovington
N.M
J C. Whittenberg
First Baptist Church
Lovington Cemetery
Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
Atoka
Okla
Lubbock
Whittenberg Bakery
Altus
Bobby Kleinfelder
Attie Widman
Visalia
J. P. Walter
Rites Set For Student Charles Reeves Oates
Charles Reeves Oates, 20, son of Mr and Mrs C W Oates of Odessa, died unexpectedly Saturday in Austin where he was a UT sophomore. Funeral services are planned for 4 p.m. Monday at Immanuel Baptist Church Odessa with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. The graduate of Permian High School held student government roles and honors including Young Texan of the Month 1970 and Mr PHS runner-up. Survivors include his parents, sister Susan, brother Sam, and grandparents L V Reeves of Abilene and C V Yates of Haskell. Pallbearers listed.
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Charles Reeves Oates
C. W. Oates
Odessa
Austin
University of Texas
Permian High School
Immanuel Baptist Church
Bill Cook
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Young Oates
Haskell
Texas Drug Commission
P.H.S
Permian
East 37Th
Susan Oates
Sam Oates
L. V. Reeves
Abilene
C.V. Yates
Bob Shrum
Jamie Berryhill
Jimmy Patterson
Richard Bonner
Joe Waldrop
Ricky Weaver
Bob Neely
U S Officials Rely On Mexican Police For Diplomat Release
State Department officials said they would rely entirely on the Mexican government and Mexican police to win the release of kidnapped American diplomat Terrence G. Leonhard, the U S consul general in Guadalajara. The policy prioritizes sovereignty and negotiations by local authorities while ruling out concessions. Leonhardy, 58, has years of service in Latin America and Mexico and was abducted Friday evening. Mexican authorities have not disclosed his location or communications with the United States.
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Washington
State Department
Terrence G. Leonhard
William P. Rogers
Leonhardy
U.S
Guadalajara
Paul Hare
Department
Mexico City
Nixon
Rogers
United States
Latin America
Spain
Colombia
San Salvador
Mexico
Palestinians Resist Cairo Pact Amid Camp Autonomy Clash
Guerrillas and troops seek dawn cease fire while talks continue in a tense atmosphere. Palestinians insist on autonomy in 15 refugee camps housing about 100,000 under the Cairo 1969 terms, objecting to any renewal of the agreement. Franjieh advocates tighter control to protect sovereignty amid mixed political reactions.
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Cairo
Wala
Jordan
Siria
Franjieh
Lebanon
White House Burr records tied to Watergate and Pentagon papers
Records show burglary links to missing files as Dean handed a safe deposit box key to Judge John J. Sirica. Dean met with Sen. Lowell Weicker amid Watergate probes while FBI guarded offices to stop material removal. Sources mention Krogh affidavit suppression and trials of Elisberg and Russo for espionage and theft of the Pentagon papers first published in June 1971.
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Dean
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
White House
Nixon
FBI
Lowell P. Weicker
Rconn
Senate Select Committee
Weicker
Krogh
Byrne
Elisberg
Russo
Pentagon
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L.A. Klebold
The
Midland Independent School District
Clyde Spaulding
Douglas Brown
Sgt. Wedel
W.D
Queen of Route 3
Prince Hawk
Queen
Noon — Chaparral Toastmasters
Sands Restaurant
Wildcat Toastmasters
Italy
John Eugene Edmondson
Jocelyn Edmondson
Evelyn Horton Whitehead
Thomas Jefferson Whitehead Saran Sane
Swateiford
Ronae Lenn Snackelfors
Borns Jean
Jonson
Juanina Jonason
Sue E Dver
Jack Dyer
Belly Mee Colling
John D Cotes
Janice M Carter
Charles Wayne Carter
Mary Pride Banks
Willie D. Banks
William H. Tucker
Zoma Arlene Tucker
Louise N. Hughes
Billy Joe Hughes
Nelson
Joe E. Moya
West Clifford
Jimmy C. Bagley
Gary Terrace
Henry C. Carrasco
North Muskingum
James C. Branden Jr
West ¢Éth
Charles Carrigan
East 25Th
Jesse J. Hernandez
South Alleghancy
Raymond Adamson Jr
Robert Alarcon
McKinney
Marl Francis Alexander
Lulkin Industries
Melody Lane
Walnut
Petroleum Distributing Co. Inc
Muskingum
Floyd George Brown
Aigiandro Bueno
Vth
Puspia
Kenneth Deayne
Feemster
Beechwood
Dusty L Parks
Pueblo
Johnny Claude May
West 23Rd
Benny Wayne Byrd
West University
Clements
Grant - Wire
Edward Williams
Neida Ann Mata
South Lincoln
May
Grant - Pegav Graves Hodge
Ronald Ray Lewis
Lamar
Light
Golder
Raymon Dee Pruden
West 12Th
James Aaron Hanson
Nabors
Aaron Hanson
Suzanne Brute
Haywood
Ruth Ramirez
North Tom Green
Mickie Minchew Krause
Connie Krause
Leanne Waters
East L2nc
Wilburn Walker Tindall Jr
Harris
Marie Ann Carter
Fargo
Charlene Durly
Far Oaks Circle
Wast County Road
Alex Osilvy
Conet
Patsy Ann Baar
Odessa, Texas
Odessa ‘American
Reto
Rites
Reagan County Memorial Hospital
Big Lake
Velma Brown
Las Cruces, N.M
First Christian Church of
Masonic Lodge
Noon Lions Club
2433 East Ltd
Sam Brannen
Michael Ross
Third House
Ralph Davis Coleman
Ralph Davis
Talpa
Ballinger
Stevens Memorial Chapel
Lewisville Tenn
Josie Richey
Coleman County
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Rankin
Bedford Parker
Charles R. Oates
U. S
Jack B. Kubisch
Robert A. Hurwich
Marvin Gentile
Armin Meyer
Los Angeles
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