Woodson Boys' Club Honors Winfred Richmond at Dinner
Winfred Richmond, a 4 charter member and treasurer of the Woodson Boys' Club Board, received the Boys' Club Medal for devoted service at the Woodson Gym during the annual appreciation dinner. Speaker Jerry Levins praised the club, with 23 volunteers recognized and new officers installed for 1971 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred Richmond
Woodson Boys’ Club
Richmond
Woodson
Joe
Willis
Billy Jackson
Tommy
Morris
Jerry Levins
Houston Oilers
Wilmer Ray
Wootson Boys’ Club
Yay
Ccle Ray
Don Dangerfield
Lonnie Lucas
Ben Huckaby
Johnnie Young
Jimmy Brooks
James E. Penny
Manuel Valles
Court records list mixed civil filings and traffic incidents
The docket shows civil cases including The State of Texas versus Janet Marris and Sandra Roy Mogan versus Ole Republic Life Insurance Co, plus multiple motor vehicle damage incidents with names and locations such as Jackson and Fourth, Pleasant, North Adams, and East Fin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunty Court
Marriope
Frederick
Wands
Gail Garland
Martheau
Billy Jack Elson
Janet
Howard Hammam
State of
Texan
Marris
Sandra Roy Mogan
Ole Republic Life Insurance Co
Pawcock
Monerch
Formiones
Vanicie
Jeroes Guinn
East Fin
Jeti Mccain
East
Hancock
Arnott Shults
Odessa
Nedell Jones
North Adams
Récia Shults
Wear County
Sondra
Promise Arnold
Edison
Nathaniel ‘Thomas Helms
North Golder
Mario
Alberto Machece
San Angelo
Worker Is Injured Near Goldsmith
G. W. Lambright aged 49 of 310 West 19th was reported in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital after a fractured left arm when a set of elevators fell on him while he worked on a location near Goldsmith. He is employed by Oil and Well Service Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lambright
West 19Th
Medical Center Hospital
Lambright
L. Well Service Co
Goldsmith
Woman Charged With Petty Theft At Local Market
Gloria Barriantez, 25, listed East Ann as address, held in city jail Friday on a petty theft charge with $106 bond. She allegedly took two cartons of cigarettes without paying from Sears Market at 1600 Norh Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Barriantez
East Ann
Bill Sears
Norh Grant
Banking Law Study Urged By Legislators
AUSTIN AP Several House members pressed for an interim committee to study preventing state bank closings and scandals. The move cites Sharpstown State Bank Houston as the latest Texas bank closure amid a federal stock fraud suit. Proposals include higher capitalization, collateral rules, public loan disclosures, and transferring Banking Board powers to the Finance Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Francis Farenthold
Corpus Christi
Jane Denton
Waco
Dave Alfred
Wichita Falls
Banking Commissioner
Banking Commission
Ilits
Banking Board
Finance Commission
Elmer Baum
Democratic
Peale
Thousands Dead in East Pakistan Clash and Civil War
Widespread violence in East Pakistan since March 1 leaves thousands dead and many non Bengalis displaced. Survivors recount killings by Bengali fighters and army troops as reports describe massacres, river disposal of bodies, and a capital emergency amid a looming insurgency near Dacca.
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Mymensingh
Pakistan
Stan
Her
East Pakistan
India
West
Paki
Dacca
Crash that killed 12 prompts aviation probe in Coolidge
Authorities from the Aviation Agency FBI and National Transportation Safety Board joined 17 Pinal County deputies in examining fragments of an Apache Airlines plane that crashed in a cotton field, killing all 12 aboard. Witnesses described disturbing sounds as the craft appeared to stall and dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dembow
Apache Air Ifline
Wisconsin Coed Alleges Al Capp Morals Offense
A Wisconsin coed at Eau Claire State University accused cartoonist Al Capp of sodomy adultery and innocent exposure in an incident she reported on April 2 at Capp's motel suite. Attorney Lawrence Durning said a warrant was issued by County Judge Thomas H Bar naming Alfred G Kapha of Cambridge Massachusetts who draws the Li'l Abner comic strip. Capp denied the charges in a statement through his attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanti Para
Bi ‘Hari
Mymenvsingh
East Pakistan
Pakistan Armed Forces
Eau Claire
Wis
Uist
Lawrence W. Durning
al Capp
EU Claire State University
Thomas H. Barand
Durning
Alfred G. Kapha
Cambridge
Mass
Capp
Sdoston
Capps
Eau Cee
Woman Treated After Five Car Collision Injures Reported
Mrs Redtamold Shulter 43, of XNI Gober, was treated for head and hip injuries after a five car crash on Hancock amlah Police s. She was northbound on Bancock when her car collided with a sight hound drawn by Innes Lane. She was released Friday from Medial Center Hospial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redtamold Shulter
Gober
Beig
Hancockamlah Police S
Bancock
Innes Lane
North Adam
Man Rearrested at Rally in Abiene
In Abiene a man known as Rally Joe Charlee was rearrested after being held on local charges. Authorities reported the suspect was detained at the county jail when his houndsmen reportedly fled with a bend of evidence near Frida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Charlee
Abiene
Hea
Bend Frida
Bas Bend
War Fund Out To Be Sought
Washington reports a Senate panel agreed to seek no funding for US forces in Indochina. The Fulbright amendment to the Architar toll would be pushed later, with a May or June consideration after other draft-related measures. The current draft extension law expires June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fathian
Senate
Indochina
Fulbright
Gatt
Tate
House
Documentary Film Showing At Wesley Church Odessa
An hourlong color documentary on the Evangelical Methodist Church will be shown at Wesley Evangelical Methodist Church in Odessa tonight at eight o clock. The film covers past present and future with Dr J H Hamblen Dr Ralph A Vanderwond and Dr C P Haggard as featured readers and will be free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Methodist Church
Odessa
Marely 79
Wesley Evangelical Methodist Church
Melvin A. Brant
J. H. Hamblen
Ralph A. Vanderwond
C. P. Haggard
Azusa ¢Callir Paesclic College
House Fire Started By Burning Weeds In Denver
A fire started by burning weeds on a yard caused heavy damage to a house at 41 percent South Muskingum. The residence owned by Tegola Thomas and occupied by Mayola Wilson is in Denver Colorado. Firefighters also extinguished a separate prask fire at Grandiew and Raniroad Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voneusene
Tegola Thomas
Denver
Colo
Mayola Wilson
Prask
Grandiew
Raniroad
Florida wildfires threaten ancient Cypress Swamp refuge
Firemen battle fires across 20 000 acres in Collier County Florida endangering Corkscrew Swamp an Audubon sanctuary home to 3000 5000 year old bald cypress trees Kem Blacker Florida Forestry Department says crews are restraining the blaze while West Germany debates a floating deutschemark and Europe’s monetary plans amid regional tensions with France Belgium and Italy The sanctuary also shelters panther and bear populations and hosts disputes over currency policy and public spending.
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Collier County
South
Florida
Screw Swamp
Audubon Society
America
Kem Blacker
Brussels
Lawhile
H. Cary Peeples
Forestry Division
Tallahassee
Wowne
Sre
Ahlers
Josef Ertl
Ert
West Germany considers floating mark to lift dollar parity
Chancellor Brandt's cabinet backs a plan to let the mark float rather than revalue, aiming for a new parity higher than official 27 cent rate. Economics Minister Schiller and Foreign Minister Scheel will present the plan to European Common Market ministers in Brussels Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Brussels
Belggium
Willy Brandt
Karl Schiller
Walter Scheel
Common Market Economics
Fnance
Premier Lands French Entry In SST Race
President Georges Pompidou piloted the Concorde on a Paris to Toulouse test flight, reaching Mach 2 for part of the journey. Aimed at boosting public confidence in the supersonic transport, the trip highlighted Concorde amid competing SSTs and sparked discussion of range and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Lands
Toulouse
France
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Pars
Andre Turcal
Stave
Turcat
Concorde
Driver Treated After Accident in Odessa Area
The report notes driver James David Wall, 32, injured in an incident near 202 North Washington. Wall was treated and released after the wreck. Also mentioned: George Brown, 6, and a separate Odessa case involving a hospital, patrolman Dennis Hopital, and other details about a collision and subsequent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James David Wall
North
Washington
Uric
George Brown
Haname Mic Weet
Odessa
Arion Bodae
Medinat Center
Bualiwat
Dennis Hopital Ater
Hongardmalted
Hill
Dean
Ndesna
Woman Wounded In Knife Incident In City
Barbara Moses aged 25 of 134 South Jackson was treated and released Friday at Metical Center Hospital for a knife wound suffered in an argument with a man on Met Weg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Moses
South Jackson
Metical Center Hospital
Theft charge filed against 17 year old Bale
Roger William Bale age 17 of 314 West 48th was jailed on a misdemeanor theft charge in Ector County. He allegedly stole a gas can from Cleate F. Pato at 4821 Andrews Highway last Saturday and was released on bond under $750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger William Bale
West 48Th
Ector
Cleate F. Pato
Andrews Highway
Texas Mother Named Committee President
Mrs. R G LeTourneau a Longview Texas great grandmother was installed as the 36th national president of the American Mothers Committee Inc She will travel the United States on speaking assignments and help local chapters offering family counseling programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aps
R G. LeTourneau
Longview
Fox
American Mothers Committee, Inc
United States
Death notices Henry Bruce Rich Sr Mona
Henry Bruce Rich Sr aged 65 a Monahans grower since 1946 died of a heart attack Friday at his home found by his wife in the backyard. Born June 25 1905 in Princeton Alabama he married Naomi Fanning July 6 1925 in Waxahachie and was a Baptist. Surviving are his wife two daughters three sons two brothers and two sisters with funeral arrangements pending at Hammond Funeral Home.
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Henry Bruce Rich
Monahans
Henry Bruce Rich Sr
Princeton
Ala
Waxachie
Naomi Fanning
The
Baptist Church
Jo Ann Wein
Pecos
Alice Brooks
San Angelo
Henry Bruce Rich Jr
Albuquerque
N.M
Charles D. Rich
Jack R. Rich
Euless
Clyde Rich
Mansfield
Ray Rich
Glendale
Calif
Pauline Smith
Verna May Ivy
Trons, Minn
Hammond Funeral Home
Stanton Miss Chosen Queen Of Lions Clubs
Carla Terry of Stanton was named district queen at the District 2-A1 Lions convention in Midland. She will advance to the state convention in Corpus Christi June 4 and 5, with the international winner to be chosen in Las Vegas in late June. First runner up is Paula Anthony of Ballinger. second runner up Nicki Stewart of East San Angelo. The event drew over 500 Lions and guests at the Holiday Inn.
Raids Expand in Laos and Vietnam Corridor Near Khe Sanh
U S air forces conduct three new raids Friday along the jungle toll of the Laos Vietnam border near Khe Sanh as part of ongoing operations started April 21. Bombers hit 9 to 17 miles northwest of Khe Sanh while other B 2 aircraft targeted the Ho Chi Minh rail inside Laos and North Vietnamese supply lines in Cambodia. The US command says bombing will continue weekend actions despite cease fire limits in the two neighboring countries. The command also reports a cutback in troop strength with more than a dozen SS Marine Corps units pulled from combat status. most marines will leave by month end or early next month, leaving only advisers.
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Laos
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh
Cambodia
SS. Marine Corps
Abot Ag
Press Protests Secret Trial in Helena Montana Voice
Montana journalists led protests over the alleged secrecy of a trial in Kalispell and Helena. Remington cited that public access to court proceedings protects defendants and upholds the constitutional guarantee of a speedy and public trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Vie Remington
el Chantman
Ineers
Montana Press Association
Robert Keller
Kalispell
al Keller
Pra
Leredings
Alvin Ball
Flathead County
Browning
Montana
George
Remington
Osecret
Ar Chamber
Barber
Keller
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Wilmer Bay
Vant Ein Harman
Circulation Department
AAAS
Wisconsin
Westwood Vais Church
Els Oy
Weer
Odessa American Local News
Aiseh Bedess
West Germany
Op Island
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Schee
Schiller
Renceele
Farmers’ Association
Brandt
Ths
Schullers
Texas
Stanton Miss
Queen of Lions Clubs
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