Go-Getters form Odessa United Way division leaders named
Three Odessa residents Don Barlow Larry Tester and Barbara Park have been named vice chairmen of the Go-Getters division in the 1978 United Way campaign. They will oversee 12 volunteers targeting 150 local companies during Oct 23 to Nov 19 drives and develop tailored employee campaigns. The division aims to use former loaned executives to assist diverse firms, with Odessa cited as the first Texas community to implement this approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapp
United Way
Odessa
Texas
Gavino Sotelo
Marvin J. Haechten
Phillips Petroleum Co
Fred J. Broussard
American Bank
Ron Howell
Sid Richardson
James Ed Chaney
Ector County Independent School District
Mary Coe
State National Bank
Wayne Kidd
Gail Meister
el Paso
Gregg Berryhill
Permian Bank and Trust
Paul Blanton
Texas Electric Service Co
Jim Jones
Perry Gas Cos
Lea Taylor
Odessa College
United Way Drive
Bill Tapp
Don Barlow
Barbara Park
Larry Tester
Levator Criss 68 Midland obituary in Midland
Levator Criss 68 of Midland died in a Midland hospital after a short illness. Born February 28 1910 in Muskogee Oklahoma she lived in Midland 24 years, coming from Corsicana. Survived by two daughters Jean Gunn Gladys Carter a son Lewis C Brown a brother Clarence Smith six grandchildren four great grandchildren. Arrangements by Jackson Funeral Home with services at Macedonia Baptist Church and burial at Fairview Cemetery.
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Midland
Levator Criss
Macedonia Baptist Church
Fairview
Jackson Funeral Home
Lewis C. Brown
San Francisco
Clarence Smith
Clara Alma Phariss
Fort Worth
Methodist
Houston
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Phariss
Mason County
Odessa
Melvin
James B. Phariss
Coleman
Sherwood Church of Christ
Billie Donaldson
West County Road
Wanda McMann
2600
Spur
Fowler L Stucke
East 36Th
Barbara Gerstman
San Angelo
Lawrence Wootton
Charles Austin Reeder
Hubbard-Kelly
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Reeder
Medical Center Hospital
Oklahoma
Pampa
Freda Rader
St. Louis
City Service Oil Co
Levelland
Joe Angel Lozano
Isabel Lozano
Isabel Lozano Jr
Irene Gerby
Hope Hernandez
Mission First Spanish Baptist Church
City of Levelland Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Lozano
Brownfield Highway
Wayne LeCroy
Lubbock County
LeCroy
Stanton
Gloria
Big Spring
R.A. Fullen
Jerry Fullen
Kermit
Terry Fullen
Nalley-Pickle
Rosewood Chapel
Trinity Memorial Park
Fullen
Lufkin
Shell Pipeline
Matty Boyd
Wortham
Airport Baptist Church
Earl McKeehan
Newnie
Sturgis
McKeehan
National Training School
Boy Scouts of America
New Brunswick
N.J
Anniston
Ala
el Paso
McAester
Bartlesville
Okla
Buffalo Trail Council
Memorial Christian Church
Rotary Club
Virginia Weldon Smith
McAlester
Weldon Smith
Randy Norton
Sharon Speaks
Henderson
Hoyt McKeehan
Sturgis, Ky
Glen McKeehan
Brooksville
Fla
Basin Area Sunny Weather Through Wednesday
National Weather Service Midland reports modest conditions with morning cloudiness and mostly sunny afternoons. Warm afternoons, fair nights, southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. today high mid 80s, tonight low mid 50s, Wednesday high mid 80s. Monday reached 84, overnight 50. Records: yesterday high 92 in 1965, low 44 in 1970.
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National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Midland Regional Airport Weather Forecast
National Weather Service forecast for Midland Regional Airport expects morning cloudiness with sun by afternoon and clear nights. Warm afternoons continue with southerly winds of 10 to 15 mph. Highs near 85, lows around 50s, with yesterday’s high 84. Sunset 7:23 p.m. sunrise 7:49 a.m. Year to date precip 12.31 inches.
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National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Feeney Case in Massachusetts Struck Down Bias in Veterans Preference
Massachusetts worker Helen Feeney challenged a veterans’ preference law she argued favored men. The Boston panel again struck down the law, finding discriminatory intent despite adverse impact, noting the form clearly biased against women. Feeney, once a clerk and personnel coordinator, had lower rankings due to male veterans with higher scores and has been unemployed since 1975.
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Boston
Supreme Court
High Court
Helen Feeney
Massachusetts
Feeney
Energy bill limits federal role on energy saving plans
Senate approves a conference report that restricts the federal Energy Department to suggesting energy saving techniques to the states while providing low cost loans for insulation and requiring utilities to encourage customers to conserve energy.
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Senate
Federal Energy Department
Ector County grand jury returns 25 indictments
The Ector County grand jury handed down 25 indictments naming 19 persons on various criminal charges with two indictments sealed pending arrest. Bonds totaling 65,000 were set for three Odessa men accused of organized criminal activity involving marijuana. McGough Payne and Neatherlin bonds ranged 15,000 to 25,000 each. Police also seized 97 pounds of suspected marijuana, 5,000 dollars and three pistols. Additional bonds for attempted rape and robbery were set for Robert James Smith and Freddy Freeman McCarty.
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Ector County Grand Jury
161St District Court
R.L. McKim
Odessa
Woodrow Carson McGough
Freddie Joe Payne
McKim
Dickie Don Neatherlin
McGough
Payne
Neatherlin
East 42Nd Street
Loop 338
Smith
McCarty
Yukon Road
Billy Jose Ramos
Raul Alvidrez Madrid
Leroy Rich
Pamela Jean Parker Rich
Robert Franklin Nettles
Roger Dale Robeson
Robert Dale Rhodes
Michael Wesley Silvia
Elements of Marketing set at Odessa College in Wilkerson Hall
A marketing seminar titled Elements of Marketing will be at 7 p.m. Thursday in Wilkerson Hall Odessa College. Professors Sid Streicher and C W Forbes will lead the session focusing on employee training and making a marketing plan. Sponsors include the Odessa Chapter of the Active Corps of Executives Odessa Chamber of Commerce UT Permian Basin Odessa College and the Small Business Association. A $10 fee covers administrative costs and materials.
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Odessa College
Wilkerson Hall
Sid Streicher
C.W. Forbes
Odessa
Active Corps of Executives
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
University of Texas of the Permian Basin
The
Small Business Association
Obituary items from Odessa and region list multiple services
A long roll of death notices from Lubbock Brownwood Kermit Big Spring Brady and other Texas towns lists services for Warren Kerr Summer Miller Clara Phariss Blasa Reyes Charles Reeder Joe Lozano and many others. Details include birth and death dates places homes survivors and funeral arrangements with local undertakers.
County Court Marriage Licenses and Public Records
County Court records show marriage licenses issued for Bobby Ray Forbus Rebecca Estelle Williams Curtis Dean Sigman Paula Diane Day Paul Douglas Kelly and Caren Della Carpenter Wilfred Olivarri and Shirley Jean Stuart District Court lists divorce suits Ruth E Holcomb v David Holcomb Dana Lewis v Keith E Lewis Robert T Smith v Susan B Smith Teresa Ladd v Jimmy R Ladd Manuel Cuellar Jr v Antolina Brito Cuellar Medical Center Hospital admits a list of patients Oct with many names and Births Oct 9 at Women's and Children's Hospital Mr and Mrs Wilber Clements Odessa a boy.
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Bobby Ray Forbus
Rebecca Estelle Williams
Curtis Dean Sigman
Paula Diane Day
Paul Douglas Kelly
Caren Della Carpenter
Wilfred Olivarri
Shirley Jean Stuart
District Court
Ruth E Holcomb
David Holcomb
Dana Lewis
Keith E. Lewis
Robert T Smith
Susan B Smith
Teresa Ladd
Jimmy R Ladd
Manuel Cuellar Jr
Antolina Brito Cuellar
Edward Sanchez
Melvin Sharpshire
Billa Thompson
Mary Wilson
John Crabtree
John Holland
Leland Dearley
Carl Titus
Fred Yates
Fay May
Women’s and Children's Hospital
Wilber Clements
Odessa
Juvenile fund request before PBRPC directors
The Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission board will hear a request for 155 041 dollars to fund the Ector County Youth Center's Regional Juvenile Rehabilitation program with 28 808 from the Governors Office Criminal Justice Division and 115 233 locally. The plan aims to provide a long term residential program for youth offenders and coordinate juvenile services in the region. It is overseen by the Ector County Juvenile Court with Ector County Juvenile Probation as the central referral agency. Staffing includes an administrative assistant program assistant probation officer intake officer family counseling and recreation officer houseparents secretary matron cook and a part time nurse. The board will also review a Midland transportation study for five to ten vans to establish a demand responsive system and a Midland airport master plan update request seeking 48 016 federal funds with 12 004 local match. They will consider Community Action Agency requests from Midland and Pecos.
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Ector County
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Midland Regional
Criminal Justice Division
Governors Office
Texas Youth Council
Ector County Youth Center
Ector County Juvenile Court
Ector County Juvenile Probation Department
Midland
Aviation Department of the
City of
Midland Midland
Federal Aviation Administration
Applican
Pecos
Odessa Community Meetings Schedule for Tomorrow
Tomorrow in Odessa there are multiple meetings at various times and venues. At 10 A.M. Overeaters Anonymous Group 2623 meets at St Pauls Presbyterial Church 3102 East University. Noon activities include Downtown American Business Club Inn of the Golden West Coachroom Odessa Rotary Inn of the Golden West Ballroom Tri-Service Lions Land Restaurant and Odessa Civitan Th Branding Iron. 7:30 P.M. Ector Lions Club meets Lions Den 328 Dobbs. 8 P.M. Senior Citizens Dane Club meets at Ector County Senior Center 1225 North Adams.
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Overeaters Anonymous
St. Paul's Presbyterial Church
East University
Downtown
American Business Club
Inn of the Golden West
Coachroom
Senior Citizens Dane Club
Ector County
North Adams
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United Way Campaign
w.Court
Jimmy Michael Wilson
Israel Rowland Rodriguez
Alan Bryant Cole
James Dennis Morris
Guadlupe Cobos
Lujan
David Phillip Morgan
David Ross Haugewater
Warren Kerr
Lubbock
Warren E. Kerr
Sidney Beerwinkle
Monterey Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Kerr
Methodist Hospital
Lorenzo
Merle Germany
Monkhaven Lodge
Antanita
Colo
Summer Miller
Brownwood
Dyan Miller
Edward J. Miller III
Hubbard Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Thomas Joseph Miller
Caryn Tiffani Miller
Edward J. Miller Jr
Corpus Christi
Gloria Smith
Austin
Chester Smith
Fort Stockton
Edward J. Miller Sr
1407
Parker
Blasa Reyes
Blasa Marquez Reyes
Villaldama
Chihuahua
Mexico
Cooper
Reyes
Cuchillo Parade
Robert M. Reyes
Carolina R. Franco
Refugio R. Lochuga
Maria de la Luz R. Lopez
Villardama
Margarita R. Espinoza
Bovina
Cornelia R. Montano
Isabel R. Quesada
Roswell
N.M
Adolfo M. Reyes
Dimmit
Guadalupe M. Reyes
Benserrado Marquez
Cruz Marquez
Rutia
Apolinar
Charles A. Reeder
Joe Lozano
Viva B. Eppler
Brady
Viva Beatrice Eppler
Elvin Eppler
Ozona
Wilkerson Southside Chapel
Coffey
Miss Eppler
Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital
Viva
Bernice Morrison
Patterson
St. James Baptist Church
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral
Justice of the Peace
Manuel Valles
Mount Calm
Morrison
Groesbeck
Brenda Thomas
Dallas
Rufus L. Morrison
California
Charles Morrison
Thomas Morrison
Frances Morrison
Cynthia Morrison
W.L. Thomas
Illinois
Mary Thomas
Doris Launva
Eula Dawson
Mexia
Mayme Walker
Mayme Crouch Walker
Verde
Memorial Gardens
Walker
Jimmy Harris
Menard
Claremore
Oklo
Shirley Walker
Wesley C. Ashley
Carol Hardin
Wayne E. Walker
Raymond Parker
Beverly Hight
Louis McDowell
Pauline Wesson
Erva Kinser
Sheila Trogden
Ronnie Law
Florentino Garcia
James White
Harlen Boyd
Lenon Nunez
Alfred Harris
Jessie Payne
Emily Shaum
Ella Niland
C.E Waters
Nelda Scott
Ora Price
Don Elder
Charles Moore
Margie Boyles
Lelta Parum
Addie Howry
Catherine Dougherty
Ann Payne
Alan Long
Nash Dowdle
Steve Rodriguez
Manuel Davila
William Hale
Merwin Nang
Lupe Puga
Lois Johnson
Alice Houck
Janice Swetnam
Wanda Bryant
Mattie Radford
Andrew Nee Craig Robertson
Samuel McClain
Billy Adams
PBRPC
Tri-Service
Lions, Land Restaurant
Ector Lions Club Lions den
Dobbs
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