Watergate probes widen as Senate hearings loom
The report outlines ongoing Watergate developments including Richardson’s delay in announcing a nominee for attorney general, Krogh’s leak investigation role, and FBI cooperation. It notes Gray’s alleged coverup signals, Dean’s disputed confession, and Senate committee plans with 20 witnesses, hailed as nonpartisan by Sen. Baker.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Richardson
Washington Star-News
Nixon
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Egil ‘Bud’ Krogh
Hoover
Krogh
White House
Pentagon
Plumbers
Daniel Eilsberg
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Krogh Group
Star- News
William D. Ruckelshaus
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
L. Patrick Gray III
Washington Post
the Post
Gray
John W. Dean III
Time Magazine
Dean
Newsweek
United States
Time
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Morgan Horse Show Winners Announced
The Texas Morgan Horse Club event drew 138 horses from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico California and Iowa over a weekend. Woodwind Gay Martini owned and shown by Toni Tuttle earned the Morgan high point, with Hi June owned by Mrs James Summel winning open breed high point and Caleb Browning under Earle J Cosand taking reserve high point.
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
California
Iowa
Jan Hite
Scotty Burrows
Mike Conine
San Soda
Carol Stumbauch
Michael Husband
Teddy Hulett
Margaret Wallace
Don Ratliff
Vickie Husband
Misty Ba’Leno
Marsh Hughes
Carol Stumbaugh
Morgan
Caleb Browning
Earle J. Cosand
Leslie Spann
Joni Tuttle
Robert DeBoyd
Elizabeth Bryant
Diamond Jim
Terri Lasker
Caleb Breaning
Ever Ethan
Deborah Melstrom
Charlotte Crookham
Jack Benny
C.M. Hood
James Summer
Little Boy Lewis
Joe Hales
Clown
Chris Carpenter
Mule
Risa Reddell
Ann Cook
Melanie Hood
Monarch
Tina Summel
Ginger
Holly Essex
John Henry
Bobo Rudolph
Elizabeth Ramsland
Colonel's Pride
Carol Kerr
Downey
Snipper
Mrs. James Summer
Abbey Field
Princess
Jose L. Silveira
Michiel Head
Drue Davis
Roman Doge
English Equitation Hunt Seat
Cherrie Carpenter
English Pleasure Premium
Summer Jobs Offered at Odessa College for Students
Odessa College offers numerous summer jobs open to current students and applicants for fall admission. Up to 40 hours weekly possible on many clerical and campus duties, with most jobs under the federally funded work-study program requiring eligibility. Family income guidelines govern work-study participation.
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Odessa College
Fred Gaither
College Financial Aids Officer
Gaither
Fireman Hurt During House Blaze Here
An Odessa fireman suffered third degree burns to the tips of his ears while battling a candle started blaze at 1426 Spur Sunday night. James McCulloch and O Dell Howard owned the residence, with heavy damage to the den and rear porch and smoke damage to the three bedroom home. Firemen used 300 gallons of water.
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Odessa
Spur
James McCulloch
West University
O’dell Howard
New Feature Set For State Horse Show
The State 4-H Horse Show on August 14 at Ector County Coliseum adds a handicraft show as a new attraction. Sponsored by Texas Agricultural Extension Service and Odessa Chamber of Commerce, events include roping, cutting, English and drill team, with invitational and qualifying classes. Twenty youths from each of 13 districts may compete in qualifying events, district shows occur in June and July, and handiwork tied to horse projects may win awards.
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Ector County
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
B.F. Yeates
Extension Service
College Station
Chamber Opens New Offices in Hobbs NM
The Hobbs Chamber of Commerce will open new offices at 206 North Turner in Downtown Hobbs Tuesday morning. The building spans about 2,000 square feet with four partitioned offices, replacing the previous two-room setup in the Holiday Inn lobby. A Chickadee sign declaring the chamber’s home has been hung.
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Hobbs N.M
Hobbs Chamber of Commerce
North
Turner
Hobbs
The
Chamber
Holiday Inn
Signup At OC Sets Preregistration at 525 Students
A record 525 students preregistered for Odessa College's first summer semester, surpassing last year's 433. Regular registration is June 4 in the Student Union Building, with classes starting June 5 through July 13.
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Odessa College
Rites for Twigg Set. Two Funeral Services Noted
Funeral services for William Ernest Twigg 54 of 4709 Winchester will be held 10 a.m. Wednesday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Twigg died on arrival at Medical Center Hospital and death ruled natural causes. Born May 22 1918 in Pawnee Oklahoma he moved to Odessa from Pampa in 1969. He was a Baptist VFW member WWII veteran and survived by his widow a stepson two stepdaughters his mother two brothers two sisters and five grandchildren.
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William Ernest Twigg
Winchester
Hubbard-Kelly
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Twigg
Medical Center Hospital
J.A. Purifoy
Pawnee
Okla
Roberta Rogers
Clovis
N.M
Odessa
Pampa
VFW
Fred Twigg
Patricia Thompson
Olivia Ash
Arlington
Manila Twigg
Kenneth Twigg
Jimmy Dale Twigg
Barbara Harris
Wanda Hunt
Wallace Oliver Stevenson
Pleasant
First United Methodist Church
Orbin Turner
Fred Overman
Golder Avenue Church of the Nazarene
Hubbard Kelly
Mcoreless Co
Stevenson
Abilene
Marilynn Griffin
David Lee
Don Quesenberry
Roswell
George C. Stevenson
North Hancock
Marvin Stevenson
East 45Th
George Stevenson Jr
Muncie
Ind
W.A. Lindley
West Seventh
Funeral Services for James D Sivley Odessa Veteran
Funeral services for James D Sivley 55 of 9308 West 25th will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Phillips Funeral Home Chapel Ashdown Arkansas with burial in Arden Cemetery. Sivley a World War II veteran mechanic Presbyterian and VFW member died at Medical Center Hospital after an illness born February 2 1918 in Arden Arkansas and married Joy Reese in 1966 Odessa. He moved from Arden to Odessa 15 years ago.
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James D. Sivley
West 25Th
Phillips Funeral Home
Ashdown
Ark
Arden
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sivley
Medical Center Hospital
Joy Reese
Odessa
The
VFW
Eldorado
Jack
Elizabeth Montgomery
First Presbyterian
Ratliff Kerbow
Eldorado Cemetery
San Angelo
Jack Elder
Sul Ross State University
West Texas
Roy Morgan
Crane
Memorial Rites For Lost Marine Pilot
Memorial services for First Lt. Peter Kessler Williams 24 a Marine jet pilot will be held at Crescent Park Baptist Church at 2 30 p m Tuesday Williams lost at sea May 8 on a routine flight from Bellfort ace Air Station Born November 19 1948 in Oakland California he was a 1970 Texas A M University Aero Space Engineering graduate Survivors include his widow Beverly Millican his parents Commander and Mrs Peter A Williams of Scottsdale Arizona and a brother Alec Williams of Scottsdale Also listed are other local obituaries in Eldorado Hobbs Eunice and Eunice mayor Francis Pete Stephens with details of their services and survivors.
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Peter Kessler Williams
Crescent Park Baptist Church
Williams
Ace Air Station
Bellfort
Oakland
Calif
Beverly Millican
Texas A & M University
Peter A. Williams
Scottsdale, Ariz
Alec Williams
Scottsdale
Illness Fatal To Odessan
Obituary notices for Wallace Oliver Stevenson 31 of 3913 Pleasant Odessa died after a five month illness at Medical Center Hospital burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Also listed are service details for Willie P. Sims of Eunice and Raymond L. Steger of Seagraves with survivors.
Street Work Is Halted By Weather
Wet cool weather stopped three city street projects on seal coat, Eighth Street reconstruction and Dixie Boulevard overlay. If skies clear, seal coat and Eighth Street work will resume Tuesday morning. Dixie overlay to start at 1st Street toward University, covering Dixie from Fifth to Eighth streets.
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Eighth Street
Dixie Boulevard
City Public Works
Bryan Henderson
Henderson
1St Street
University
Dixie
Fifth
Eighth Streets
Odessa civic and club meetings schedule
Tomorrow in Odessa several events are on the agenda with varied start times. Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting at 11 A.M. in the Board Room, 412 North Lincoln. Noon gatherings include Grandviews Lions Branding Iron, Hi-Noon Optimists Sands Restaurant, Odessa A&M Club Inn of the Golden West, Jaycees Inn of the Golden West. 6:30 P.M. Odessa Chess Club Room 3 Distributive Education Building Odessa College. 8 P.M. American Legion Post 430 Legion Hall Eighth and Pueblo. 8:15 P.M. Wrestling at Ector County Coliseum.
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Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting
Chamber Board Room
North
Lincoln
Odessa Chess Club
Odessa College
Funeral rites for Charlie Schooley in Liberty Hill
Funeral services for Charlie Frank Schooley, 48, of Fort Stockton, will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Miller Cemetery in Liberty Hill, directed by Briggs-Gambel Funeral Home. Schooley, born September 4, 1924 in Leander, died after a two week illness. He lived in Fort Stockton 20 years and worked as a dishwasher. Survivors include his half brother C. D. Smith of Fort Stockton.
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Lovington
N.M
Rebecca Zackery
Church of God In Christ
Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
Zackery
Dobbs Lea General Hospital
Jefferson
Lorean Zackery
Roberta Zackery
Mattie Rodgers
California
Lillie Williams
Wichita Falls
Charlie Frank Schooley
Fort Stockton
Miller Cemetery
Liberty Hill
Briggs-Gambel Funeral Home
Lampasas
Schooley
Medical Center Hospital
Leander
C.D. Smith
Albuquerque Woman Dies From Wednesday Car Crash Injuries
A New Mexico woman identified as Cynthia A. Shelton died from injuries suffered in a Wednesday two car crash in Albuquerque. Survivors include her husband James Shelton. The incident occurred Friday, according to a dispatch from local authorities.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Cynthia A. Shelton
James Sheton
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Marie Harris
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Ruth
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Bull
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Farle J. Cosand
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Joe
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Allyn
Thylecia Roland
Bill Melson
Son Dick
Dusty
Mark Etheridge
Shady Lady
Terri Laskey
Sugar Buyer
Kelly O'Shea
Mary Frances Crider
Roy A. Crider
Iraan High School
Judith Elaine Smith
W.D. Smith
National Honor Society
IHS
Mark Alan Thorp
Yeates
Harvey Gilliam
Houston
Harvey Gilliam Jr
Alpine
Forest Park Lawndale
Gilliam
Arkansas
Elizabeth Garrett
Midland County Library
Mike Garrett
Lillian Reiger
Brownwood
Bess Holmes
el Paso
Harold H. Rains
McCamey
Harold Hershell Rains
Larry D. Sheppard
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Rains
Ardmore
Ruth Rains
RS. Phillips
David Gary
Fort Worth
James L. Johnson
Fontana
Flora Carr
Midland
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Grand Junction
Colo
B.F. Rains
Dallas
Eugene K. Schwartz
Stamford
Helen Hess
First Baptist
Resthaven
Lubbock
Resthaven - Singleton - Wilson Funeral Home
Schwartz
Charles Bevers
Peter K. Williams
Mrs
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Tom Snyder
Griffin Funeral Home
Prairie Haven
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Eunice
Milo Pearl Deason
Andrews
Ruby Allen
Laverne Lewis
Big Spring
Laura Mae Foss
Homestead
Fla
Jewel Schlumbohm
Cache
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Gene Snyder
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Eunice Cemetery
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Howell
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F.N. Stephens
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Ariz
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Eva Mae Toussaint
Nutley
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Lafayette
Tom Pippen
Las Cruces
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Clara MecKinnley
Grover Stephens
Clint
Edwin Stephens
Silver City
Willie P. Sims
Joe Sims
Claude Sims
Carlsbad
Franklin Sims
Florida
Bill Levring
John Able
Deming
N. M
Raymond L. Steger Seagraves
Raymond Leon Steger
Seagraves
Webb Funeral Home
Steger
Big Spring Veterans Administration Hospital
U.S. Army
Bill Witt
Paul
Zelma Ball
Pecos
Zelma Lorene Ball
Pecos Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Wilson
John Bail
Jimmy Gaston
Virginia Clark
Loraine Onderet
Marysville
Inez Fitzpatrick
Oklahoma City
Thomas Oldham Littlefield
Thomas Frances Oldham
Littlefield Hospital
Hammon Funeral Home
Littlefield Memorial Park
Paris
J. P Oldham
NOON
Grandviews Lions
Sands Restaurant
Odessa A&m Club
Inn of the Golden West
Noon — Jaycees
American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Eighth and Pueblo
Ector County Coliseum
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