Reagan blasts new energy act at Midland fundraiser
Former California governor Ronald Reagan denounced Carter's energy plan as unworkable government interference in the free market. He argued for reduced government regulation to unleash energy development and criticized the pace of nuclear power expansion and the Kemp Roth tax bill in a Midland conference ahead of a $100 per person fundraiser hosted by Mayor Ernest Angelo Jr.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Congress
Reagan
Permian Basin
U.S
Carter, Israel treaty talks tied to West Bank issues
Continued discussion centers on Egypt Israel relations while side talks address the West Bank Jerusalem Gaza and Palestinian refugees. Egyptian officials sought progress on West Bank and Gaza as a prerequisite for a bilateral treaty. Carter calls the issues interrelated though not legally linked. Sherman avoids linking side talks to treaty progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Israel
West Bank
Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Carter
Sherman
Texas campaign notes shape 1980s gubernatorial race
Clements, SEDCO chair, urges a governor who protects Texas petroculture as 150 student leaders from 52 colleges back his bid. Tower endorsement from Dallas Times Herald cited. Baker campaign gains Timanus letter urging Texans to vote for him. White-Ford campaign schedule spans 13 Northeast Texas counties with a 200 county total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Clements
Sedco, Inc
Baylor
TCU
UTEP
San Antonio College
U.S
John Tower
Tower
Dallas Times Herald
Jim Baker
Hall Timanus
National Democratic
Baker
Mark White
Greenville
Sulphur Springs
Cooper
Paris
Clarksville
Texarkana
Atlanta
Daingerfield
Pittsburg
Mount Pleasant
Mount Vernon
Quitman
Gilmer
Karpov Karpov Karpov? Endgame Claims in Classic Match
Karpov led 5-2 after 27 games in a long world title match begun July 18, amid Korchnoi protests over supposed hostile conditions. Keene and Golombek noted unprecedented comeback threats as Karpov pressed with a sharp early queen attack in game 32 and Korchnoi faced time trouble in game 34.
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Korchnoi
Raymond Keene
International Chess Federation
Viktor
Karpov
Harry Golombek
Pirc
Golombek
Keene
Miroslav Filip
Czechoslavkia
Ananda Marg
Stephen M. Dwyer
Wichita
Kan
Victoria Sheppard
Maryland
Manila
Soviet Union
Fischer
County Court marriage licenses issued in Oct 17 listing couples
Marriage licenses issued include Stephen E Seaton and Rita D Stuart, Tommy L O Neil and Claudie M Gawlik. District Court records show divorce suits filed: Hoogterp vs Hoogterp, Graham vs Graham, Wilcoxson vs Wigan, Mendoza vs Men. Medical Center Hospital notes Oct 17 patient admissions and discharges. Women's and Children's Hospital births recorded Oct 17 for Ronald Beach and others.
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Stephen Edgar Seaton
Rita Darden Stuart
Tommy Lee O'Neil
Claudie Mae Gawlik
District Court
David Lester Hoogterp
Connie Renee Hoogterp
Elva Patricia Graham
William Harry Graham
Sharon Kay Wilcoxson
Randall Ray Wigan
Gloria $. Mendoza
Jose Enrique Men
Medical Center Hospital
George Netzel
Leland Mauldin
Kerry Shoemake
Velma Gillis
Joe Greenroad
Larry Henderson
Mark Powell
Marcyta Hix
Dominga Eirickson
Ocle Dumas
Sherry Freilinger
James Bonneville
Virginia Bo Brown
Melinda Strong
Altene Hall
Edward Harbin
John Johnson
Billy McCabb
W.E. Henrich
Linda Eaton
Joseph Frasier
Lucie Hendricks
Opal Cunningham
Quest Withers
Bessie Haynie
Sherry Litton
Evelyn Francis
Hubert Giddens
Earl Standberry
Tom Todd
James Deaton
Robert Wray
Chris Null
William Langston
Don Elder
Paul Diveley
Betty Harkrider
Michael Robertson
Robbie Curtis
Harley Petree
David Leatherwood
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Cool front brings cooler spell with fair skies
The National Weather Service at Midland Regional Airport reports a cool front entering the area with fair skies through Thursday. Winds shift from southerly 15 to 20 mph to easterly 10 to 15 mph tonight. Today's high tops in the upper 70s with tonight's low around 40s. Thursday's high near mid 70s. Yesterday's records show a 95 high in 1964 and a 37 low in 1968.
Midland regional weather forecast
National Weather Service at Midland Regional Airport predicts fair skies through Thursday with cooling on Thursday. Winds shift from southerly 15 to 20 mph today to easterly 10 to 15 mph tonight. Highs in the upper 70s today, overnight lows around 40s, tomorrow's high near 75 with a 48 night low. Sunset 7:13 p.m. sunrise 7:55 a.m. Year to date precipitation 12.31 inches.
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National Weather Service
Midland Regional
Carpenter tools stolen from Odessa College building
Police and sheriff deputies investigate three burglaries with $580 in carpenter tools taken from Odessa College. A college employee reported the loss from a campus building, while a resident said $20 in coins were stolen from a music box. A Mississippi man said his car was ransacked but nothing stolen.
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Ector County
Odessa College
John Gibson
Snyder
Tony Z
Pontotoc
Miss
West Second
Reception set for daughters of John Tower
A women only reception to meet Penny and Jeanne Tower the senator's daughters is planned 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday on the South Campus of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin. Penny 24 of Dallas and Jeanne 21 of Austin work on their father's re election campaign. Afterward the pair will tour the Permian Basin Oil Show.
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U.S
John Tower
University of Texas of the
Permian Basin
Penny
Jeanne Tower
Rae Pope
Ector County
Texans For Tower Committee
Dallas
Jeanne
Austin
Absentee Voting Begins in Ector County Clerk Office
Absentee voting for the November 7 general election started today in the Ector County Clerk's office. Eligible voters may cast ballots until 5 p.m. on November 3. Betty Clements, deputy county clerk, demonstrates the voting procedure to Sammie McDonald, one of the first voters.
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Ector County
Betty
Deaths in Pecos and Odessa area noted in obituaries
Multiple notices record deaths and services across Texas. Margarita Corona Vasquez of Pecos dies after illness, with 5 p.m. mass at Santa Rosa Church and burial at Santa Rosa Cemetery. survivors include Manuel Vasquez and several relatives. Other obituaries mention Charlie Browning of Billings, J T Hughes of Odessa, and Colbert C. Jones of Odessa, with services pending or conducted at local funeral homes.
Odessa man dies in four-vehicle wreck west of Odessa
An Odessa resident, 79, Robert Dunn of 3500 Star, died at Medical Center Hospital at 5 p.m. after injuries from a four-vehicle crash on FM 2020 near Huntington. The incident involved Garland 66, Bodine 25 Monahans, and Shandley 48 Odessa. Dunn was pronounced dead by Justice of the Peace Jimmy Harris. inquest ruled accidental death.
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Ector County
Medical Center Hospital
Odessa
Robert Dunn
Dunn
Justice of the Peace
Jimmy Harris
C. M. Garland
West 57Th
Texas Highway Patrol
Ed Gonzalez
Huntington
FM 2020
Gonzalez
Garland
Obituary notices for Ike McKinney Jr and others in Odessa region
Obituaries note Ike McKinney Jr aged 52 of Bakersfield died October 7 in a Houston hospital after a short illness. He was a Rains County native who worked for Gulf Oil in Odessa in the 1950s and left in 1957. Also listed are Mary Blanch Hall of Doole, Rosa Bell Bilberry of Fort Stockton, with service times, burial details, birth dates, residences, and surviving relatives in local area churches.
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Ike McKinney Jr
Bakersfield
Calif
Odessa
Emory Baptist Church
Lynch Cemetery
Hood Funeral Home
McKinney
Houston
Rains County
Gulf Oil Co
Funeral services set for Henry Ray Carnes of Crane
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church in Crane with burial at Crane Garden of Memories. Henry Ray Carnes, 40, died at his home after a sudden illness. He was born in McCamey on March 12, 1938 and married Faye Woods on December 28, 1958. He worked as a district gauger for H.L. Hunt Pipelines and was a 32nd degree Mason. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Christine and Cathy Carnes, one son Keith Carnes, a sister Dale Ritchey, a brother Billy Carnes, and his mother Loraine Carnes.
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Colbert C. Jones
Lynn Drive
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Jones
Medical Center Hospital
Craddock
Odessa
Virginia
Natalie Carter
Norfolk
Jenifer Lane
Susie Kitchens
Marion Jones
Franklin Jones
Norfolk, Va
Dolly Jones
Crane
Henry Ray Carnes
First Baptist Church
Crane Garden of Memories
Larry Sheppard
Carnes
McCamey
Faye Woods
H.L. Hunt Pipelines
Scottish Rites
Christine Carnes
Cathy Carnes
Keith Carnes
Dale Ritchey
McPherson
Kan
Billy Carnes
Loraine Carnes
Odessa clubs and events schedule for tomorrow
Odessa calendar lists Kiwanis Club at University Hospitality Lodge 6 30 A M. Ector County Library hosts Children's Thursday Theater at 10 30 A M. Downtown Lions at Inn of the Golden West at noon. Chaparral Toastmasters meets Underwoods Cafeteria at noon. Sandhills American Business Club at Bonanza Steakhouse at noon. Evening Lions at Sands Restaurant at 6 30 P M. Bonham Junior High School Auditorium hosts Woody Guthrie songs and guitar by Tom Taylor at 8 P M.
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Kiwanis Club of
Odessa University
Ector County Library
Downtown
Lions Club
Inn of the Golden West
Woody Guthrie
Tom Taylor
Bonham Junior High School
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Frank Trombley
Republican Party
Norman Rasmussen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Norman Lewis
University of California
Rasmussen
Rasmussen Report
Elexas
Baguio
Mr and
Marc
McNeh
Ronald J. Beach
Cleto Vista Place
Stanley L. Paschall
Redbud
Gerald L. Riding
Merrill
Daughters of
Paul Tittle Jr
Margarita Vasquez
Pecos
Margarita Corona Vasquez
Santa Rosa Catholic
Santa Rosa
Pecos Funeral Home
Charlie Browning
West 24Th
Billings
Mont
Easterling Funeral Home
J.T. Hughes
East Sixth
Hughes
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Ector
Easterling
Mary B. Hall
Doole
Mary Blanch Hall
Pearl Spivey
Rosa Bilberry
Fort Stockton
Rosa Bell Bilberry
Fort Stockton Funeral Home
East Hills
Bilberry
Stonewall County
Peacock
James Ivy
Tomiya King
Grandfalls
John
Henry Carnes
Underwoods Cafeteria
NOON
Sandhills American Business Club
Bonanza Steakhouse
Evening Lions Club
Sands Restaurant
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