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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1978

Page

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Vandalisms damage cars in city investigation

Police investigated nine vandalism incidents Saturday night with six cars damaged. Denise J. Greene reported sugar poured in her gas tank on North Grandview. Sharon Parker said black shoe polish smeared on left car doors on Oakwood. J C Boone reported two pellet gun hits on his West 26th residence car. Alfredo Hinojos said a windshield was broken on his West 19th car.

Denise J. Greene East University North Grandview Sharon Diane Parker Oakwood J. C. Boone West 26Th Alfredo Hinojos

Vandal Incidents Reported Across City

Victims list several property damage cases including a window broken on a vehicle in the 901 West 21st residence of Steve Perry Gray, two tires cut in the 3700 block of Springdale, pellet gun damage to windows at 4601 Dakota, a rock shattering a window at 1420 North Washington, and sheetrock holes plus a broken toilet tank at the Deluxe Motel on West Second.

Steve Perry Gray West 21St Glenda A. Peel Penbrook Springdale Russell D. Lasater Dakota Robert Hawkins North Washington West Second

Senate cuts Abourezk move as energy package advances

The Senate vote 71 to 13 ends a last minute delay by Senator Abourezk who had sought to halt progress on the energy package. The House moved to treat energy legislation as a single package with one vote amid fears the gas pricing section could fail if split. House Speaker ONeill expressed cautious optimism about the final votes.

Alaska Carter Senate James Abourezk Congress Abourezk South Dakota House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr Dmass Humphrey-Hawkins Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare

Papabili Named as Conclave Debate Grows Worldwide

The cardinals named include Corrado Ursi, Giovanni Colombo, Salvatore Pappalardo, Antonio Poma, Ugo Poletti, Giovanni Benelli, Giuseppe Siri, and Anastasio Baltestrero as a potential non Italian option. Non Italians Eduardo Pironio, Johannes Willebrands, and George Basil Hume are noted. Non European cardinals lead the elector pool 56 to 55, with American Cardinal Wright voting for the first time. Cardinal Villot urged freedom in using intellect and will during this process.

John Paul Papabili Corrado Ursi Naples Giovanni Colombo Milan Salvatore Pappalardo Palermo Sicily Antonio Poma Bologna Ugo Poletti Rome Giovanni Benelli Florence Giuseppe Siri Genoa Anastasio Alberto Baltestrero Turin Eduardo Pironio Argentina Johannes Willebrands Netherlands George Basil Hume England Carlo Confalonieri College of Cardinals John Wright Jean Villot

Oil Show Nears Opening as Odessa Prepares Parade

Alvey and Byrd report steady progress on preparations for the 1978 Permian Basin Oil Show in Odessa. Board members, office staff, and volunteers push to finish booths and displays ahead of Wednesday opening with a Friday parade expected to draw about 18 bands and 180 entries. Frank Ikard of the American Petroleum Institute will attend the Friday dedication. Saturday features a 15 000 plate barbecue by the Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang.

Alvey Byrd Permian Basin Soil Show Sandy Chesshir Odessa Desk and Derrick Club Midland Esk and Derrick Club Odessa Swomen Odessa Scott Midland Crane Big Lake Akins Frank Ikard Ikard American Petroleum Institute Washington Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang

Big Spring State Hospital selects new superintendent

Dr Grace Renee Ferguson of New Orleans was approved by the Texas Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation as superintendent of the Big Spring State Hospital. The post had been vacant since Aug 18 1977 after Dr Wallace C Hunter resigned. Ferguson had joined the Texas Research Institute of Mental Sciences in 1975 and moved to private practice in Houston and later New Orleans.

Houston Texas Grace Renee Ferguson Big Spring State Hospital Texas Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Ferguson New Orleans Wallace C. Hunter Texas Research Institute of Mental Sciences

Dell Schneider Named to Texas Lutheran Scholars Program

Dell Schneider of Odessa is appointed to the Scholars Program at Texas Lutheran College for the 1978-1979 year. She is among 39 students selected for the program based on academic achievement and faculty recommendation. Students in the program design their own study plans.

Sequin Dell Schneider Odessa Texas Lutheran College Miss Schneider

Weather favorable for Permian Basin Oil Show at Ector Coliseum

National Weather Service forecasts fair weather for the 1978 Permian Basin Oil Show opening at Ector County Coliseum. Daytime highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, nights in the 50s, with no fronts expected to threaten attendance. A warming trend continues through Monday with southerly winds 5 to 10 mph.

National Weather Service Midland Regional Permian Basin Ector County Coliseum Permian NWS

Midland Airport Forecast Fair Skies Through Monday

National Weather Service at Midlando regional airport reports fair skies through Monday with a gradual warmup. Southerly winds 5 to 10 mph. Today’s high 78, tonight low 48. High tomorrow 80. Yesterday’s high 67, overnight low 48. Sunset 7:17 p.m., sunrise Monday 7:53 a.m. Year-to-date precipitation 12.31 inches.

National Weather Service Midlando

Seven Theft Reports Include Wallet and Bikes From City Homes

Seven thefts were reported to city police Saturday night. Ginger Gobe said her wallet containing 360 dollars was taken from a bedroom closet while moving. Gerald Huddleston reported a tire and wheel worth 155 dollars stolen from his car at 42nd and Dawn. J A Munoz spoke of a 75 dollar tire breakdown stolen from his residence. Ernie Vancette reported two bicycles valued at 160 dollars taken from his home. Anita Rivera Archie Hunter and Alvin Pavlicek also reported bicycle thefts from their residences.

Ginger C. Gobe Constitution Gerald L. Huddleston East Everglade J. A. Munoz East Ann Ernie Vancette East 35Th Anita Rivera Fall Archie D. Hunter Tanglewood Alvin Anton Pavlicek Cord

Curator Named at Sul Ross Museum of the Big Bend

Barbara J. Baskin, former Texas Historical Commission field archaeologist, begins general curatorial duties at Sul Ross State University's Museum of the Big Bend. She has conducted Trans Pecos digs, helped survey the Hueco Bolson, and contributed to ten technical publications. A 1972 UT Austin graduate, she is SP Archaeologists certified and active in multiple archaeology groups.

Alpine Barbara J. Baskin Texas Historical Commission Museum of the

Former deputy Collier retires from Ector County force

David C. Collier known as Uncle Dave of 1411 East Everglade retired from the Ector County Sheriff's Department due to health reasons. He came to Odessa in April 1937 and served almost 22 years as a deputy sheriff and jailer during many of those years.

David C Uncle Dave) Collier East Everglade Ector County Sheriff's Department Collier Odessa

Death notices from Odessa area list several survivors

The notices report the deaths of Thelma M. Bush 69 of 900 North Golder Nord R. Sailors and William A. Holland Jr. in Odessa Gilmer Burnet and Midland area obituaries. Survivors include spouses children siblings and grandchildren with service details and funeral home arrangements. Thelma Bush Nord Sailors and others are named with birthplaces and dates and funeral plans pending.

Thelma M. Bush North Golder Seattle Wash Hubbard-Kelly Runnels County Clyde A. Bush Baird Odessa Ballinger Tim Bush Kansas City Ron Bush Las Vegas Nev Hugo Vogelsang L. W. Henniger C. E. Lindemann S. Blumentritt San Angelo

Smead Laura Agnes Smead rites set in Midland church

Laura Agnes Smead 78 of Midland died Saturday in Leisure Lodge Kermit and will be buried with services at 7 p.m. Sunday at St Thomas Catholic Church Midland. Survivors include two sons George F Ed Smead and Thomas F Smead, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial plans are with Cooper Funeral Chapel Kermit.

Nord R Nord Rufus Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Sunset Memorial Gardens Houston Nebraska Odessa Laura Kays Sailors Madrid Larry Keith Cecil Dale Patricia Anne Browder Merle Sailors Glenn California Gilmer John M Sonia) Ellison Midland Bethel Baptist Church Resthaven Memorial Park Newnie W. Ellis Ellison Gilmer Hospital Rector Ark Detroit Grand Prairie John M. Ellison Big Spring Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Robert John Ellison Shirley Doty Becky Seay Kathy Copeland Gilmar Pauline Branson John Branson Spain Burnet W.W. Hutchins Edgar Funeral Home Hutchins Wylie Roberta Chamberlain Dallas Big Lake Oil Co Texan Linton Plymouth Oil Co Blanco Laura Agnes Smead St. Thomas Catholic Church Mildland Cooper Funeral Chapel Kermit Smead Leisure Lodge New Mexico el Paso George F (Ed) Smead Thomas F. Smead Wichita Falls Nettie Thomas Nettie White Thomas Antioch Baptist Church Church Lola Thornton Paula Lambert Perryton Ed Thomas Bill Thomas Seminole Marie Weylandt Bessie Upchurch Atlanta Ethridge Betts Vega Richard Betts Pryor Okla Horace Betts W.B. Betts Adrian George Betts Mount Pleasant Ray B. Adams Ackerly Amy Higgins Janelle Land Nalley-Pickle Rosewood Chapel Trinity Memorial Park Adams Lubbock Howard County Hico Marie Clayton Johnson First Baptist Church of Benjamin Elliston Eagraves Benjamin Barl Elliston Seagraves First Baptist Church Connally Elliston Methodist Hospital Eddie Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Nora Davis Elliston Blum Bill R. Elliston Bob L. Elliston Tucson Ariz Clinton (Lynda) Whittaker Vivian E. Garrison Kermit Highway

District Court records divorces granted to multiple couples

District Court granted final divorces for numerous pairs including Judy Myrie Coffee and Bob Milton Catlee Judy Myrie Coffee and Bob Milton Catlee Connie Pam Clemons and Randy Lee Clemons Ada Grimaud and Kenneth Grimaud Janet Marie Richard and Leo Richard Charles R Sheldon and Dewey Sheldon Gwen Dephane Collier and Tammy Collier Sheila Yarbrough and Michael Yarbrough Elizabeth Sells and James Sells Iva Vail and Robert Vail Marsha Beranek and Floyd Beranek Huey Pickard and Patricia Pickard Ricardo Herrera and Rachel Herrera Ida Lee and Joseph Lee Dee Ann Wyatt and Bryan Wyatt Etta Brazell and Danny Brazell Natalio Ontiveros and Gloria Ontiveros Diana Deisley and Harry Deistey Kathleen Duckering and John Duckering Irma Hadley and Milton Hadley Teresa Wilkins and Vernon Wilkins Jr.

Judy Myrie Bob Milton Catlee Connie Pam Clemons Randy Lee Clemons Ada £. Grimaud Kenneth P. Grimaud Janet Marie Richard Leo Joseph Richard Charles R. Sheldon Dewey L. Sheldon Gwen Dephane Collier Tammie Kay Collier Sheila Diana Yarbrough Michael R. Yarbrough Elizabeth Kay Sells James P. Sells Iva Jean Vail Robert G. Vail Marsha Ruth Beranek Floyd Scott Beranek Huey Glen Pickard Patricia Perl Pickard Ricardo Herrera Rachel Herrera Ida Paulette Lee Joseph Gary Lee Dee Ann Wyatt Bryan D. Wyatt Etta Marie Brazell Danny Lynn Brazell Natalio Victor Ontiveros Gloria Trelo Ontiveros Diana Marie Deisley Harry Thomas Deistey Kathleen Anne Duckering John Scott Duckering Irma Odom Hadley Milton Hadley Teresa A. Wilkins Vernon F. Wilkins, Jr

Odessa clubs and groups schedule for tomorrow

Tomorrow in Odessa noon to teens events include NOON-Home Demonstration Club at Ector County Senior Center. At 7 PM Wildcat Toastmasters meet at Composite Technology Building Odessa College, Twylite Optimists dine at Bonanza Steakhouse, CAP Group XVI at CAP Headquarters Schlemeyer Field, Odessa Prospectors Club at Fine Arts Building Odessa College, and Ector County Association for Retarded Citizens meets at 607 West 34th.

Ector County Senior Center Wildcat Composite Technology Odessa College CAP Group XVI CAP Schlemeyer Field Odessa Prospectors Club Ector County Association For Retarded Citizens West 34Th

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OHS Odessa High School Abilene Cooper Tiny Hinojos Ramon Hinojos Coretta Scott King Martin Luther King Jr O'Neill Labor Department HEW Mississippi River Alton Tongsun Park Charles H. Wilson John J. McFall Edward R. Roybal Roybal Ethics Committee Jack Scott Phillips Petroleum Cullen Akins K&l Equipment Co Big Spring Hospital Sul Ross William A. Holland, Jr William A. Holland Jr Country Club Medical Center Hospital Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home Holland Hardin County Purvis Miss Mary Beth Coffey Dair Holland Mark J. Brown Rota Billy Holland Illinois Virginia Lee Herman Mary Lee Soffes Victor Sonia Ellison Ray Adams Twylite Optimists Bonanza Steakhouse
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