High School Students About To Finish House
An Odessa housewife watched high school students build a two story home at 2219 Ventura. The 1800 plus square foot all electric house offers two central air systems a built in entertainment system and intercom. Students from Odessa High and Ector High learn building trades earning three credits half their day on site.
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Jim Pinkerton
Odessa
Ventura
Odessa High
Ector High
County
Gifford L. Hodges
Ector County Independent
John T. Price
Hodges
Price
Iol
Plainview
Construction class builds house on 90 by 120 foot lot
Hodges describes a dormer front New England style brick veneer home being built by students with local material buys and a bidless plan to save time. He expects the sale price over 30000 with profits funding another project.
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New England
Hodges
Price
Tomorrow In Odessa Community meetings and boards schedule
Odessa hosts a day of meetings including Chamber of Commerce Board Room at 11 A.M. and noon gatherings for Grandview Lions Club Branding Iron Hi-Noon Optimists Sands Restaurant and Jaycees Inn of the Golden West. At 6 30 P.M. Odessa Chess Club in Deaderick Hall Room 108 Odessa College. 7 P.M. Ector County Airport Board Sands Restaurant. 8 P.M. Ector County Park Board 8 P.M. American Legion Post 430 Legion Hall at SRighth and Pueblo.
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Sands Restaurant
Jaycees
Inn of the Golden West
Odessa Chess Club
Deaderick Hall
Odessa College
American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Srighth
Pueblo
Amstead to Speak at South Plains College Commencement
Dr. Bill H. Amstead president of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin will deliver the principal address at the South Plains College commencement in Levelland on Friday. This marks the first of three speeches in two weeks with May 26 at Kermit High School and May 30 at Pecos High School to follow.
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Bill H. Amstead
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
South Plains College
Levelland
Amstead
Kermit High School
Pecos High School
Weekend Storm Dumps Hail and Rain Across West Texas
Siow forecasts partly cloudy skies after a wild weekend. The most ferocious spring storm hit Odessa Saturday with hail golf ball sized and rain. Rain totals ranged from .37 to .88 inches in multiple Odessa area stations while Midland and Prabberry logged varying amounts. Funnel sightings were reported in Kermit but no tornadoes, and rainfall across the region generally stayed light to moderate.
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Candy Bane-Grandview
Odessa
Brentwood
Bbh
East County Road
Santa Rosa
Midland
Wink
North Andrews
Kermit
Rankin
Quanties
Palacios
Alice
Weather Service
Texas
McGovern Hopes Two Ballots After May 4 Victory
Unclear returns from precinct and county conventions split support among Wallace, McGovern, and Humphrey with a large uncommitted bloc. California Republicans at a spring meeting see Nixon not secure for reelection, noting a large lead in registered Democrats. Mt McKinley delegates in Alaska stay uncommitted but pledged to Nixon through first ballot.
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Wallace
Texas
McGovern
Humphrey
San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
California
Gixon
Reagan
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Jack Coghill
Nixon
Red Wednesday planned by London pupil activists
Teenage revolutionaries in London organized a one day strike set for Wednesday under the banner of pupil power. The group demands end to caning, after school detention, censorship of school magazines, and uniforms with free milk daily. They aim to rally 10 000 in Trafalgar Square and march on County Hall, and plan a nationwide walkout if London succeeds. Police questioned several leaders after a Sunday planning session attended by about 100 youths ages 12 to 18 wearing Mao badges.
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Schools Action Union
London
Trafalgar Square
County Hall
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