Cool Weather and Rain Forecast for Permian Basin
The NWS predicts a cool snap and chances of rain in the Permian Basin through Monday after the Permian Basin Oil Show ended. A trace of rain fell Saturday at Midland International, with a 40 percent chance Sunday rising to 60 percent Sunday night as winds shift from south to north and temperatures dip from a Saturday high of 79 to a Monday low near 45.
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Permian Basin
National Weather Services
NWS
Midland
Weather forecast for Midland Regional Airport Sunday outlook
National Weather Service forecast cloudy skies with a 40 percent rain chance Sunday rising to 60 percent Sunday night. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph, then northerly 15 to 20 mph gusty Sunday afternoon. High today 70, low tonight 45, high tomorrow 58. Overnight low 53. Sun sets 7:09 p.m. rises 7:57 a.m. Precipitation in last 24 hours trace. Year to date 12.31 inches.
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Deaths in Odessa and Midland Areas Brief Notices
Services for Isie Carrasco infant son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Carrasco will be Monday at 2 p m at El Ranchito Catholic Church Burial in Odessa Cemetery directed by Easterling Funeral Home Survivors include parents a paternal grandfather Gilbert Carrasco Odessa and two maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Jesse Franco of Odessa Services for Harold K Red Wolfe 78 of 2511 North Hancock will be Monday at 10 a m in the Easterling Funeral Home chapel Burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens Wolfe died Friday night at Medical Center Hospital Born June 5 1900 in Indiana moved to Odessa in 1949 from Texoma Okla He worked for Phillips Petroleum until retirement in 1965 He was a member of Second Baptist Church Survivors include his wife Dora of Odessa MIDLAND Services for J H Buster Gray 73 of Midland will be Monday at 4 p m at Ellis Funeral Home chapel Burial at Sunset Memorial Park in Odessa Gray died Friday night in a Midland nursing home after a long illness Born April 20 1908 in Arkansas moved to Midland in 1975 from Amarillo where he farmed He operated a pipeyard in Midland for the H L Brown Co He was a member of the Methodist Church Survivors include wife Mrs Lillian Gray of Midland a daughter Mrs Claudell Bunger of Midland two sons Cubert I Gray of Amarillo and John W Gray of Illinois four brothers Tom Gray of California Arnold Gray of El Paso Rube Gray of Lockney Ortie Gray of Floydada two sisters Mrs Pernie Ray of Floydada and Mrs Cora Ring of New Mexico eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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North Hancock
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
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Texoma
Oklo
Phillips Petroleum
Second Baptist Church
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Midland
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Ellis Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
Arkansas
Amarillo
H. L. Brown Co
Methodist Church
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Claudell Bunger
Cubert I. Gray
John W. Gray
Illinois
Tom Gray
California
Arnold Gray
el Paso
Rube Gray
Lockney
Ortie Gray
Floydada
Pernie Ray
Cora Ring
New Mexico
Jim Fore Watson
Ellis
Fairview
Watson
Red River County
Stratford
Nora Henry
Idabell
Donna Dibilis
Dalhart
Jewell Gately
Pennsylvania
Frank Watson
Lubbock
Earl Holton
Colorado
Kerrville
Dora Lee Casarez
Grimes-Plummer
Garden of Memories
Casarez
Josue G. Casarez Sr
Josue G Casarez Jr
Ernest Brian Casarez
Otto Diaz
Daniel Diza
Tina Lopez
Fort Worth
Delia Garza
Houston
Ema Lee Castro
Comfort
Alaska Supreme Court upholds August governor primary
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the August primary for governor stands and the November 7 general election proceeds. The justices reversed Superior Court Judge Ralph Moody, who voided the primary due to election errors. August returns showed incumbent Republican Gov. Jay Hammond defeating former Gov. Walter Hickel by 98 votes and Democrat Chancy Croft doi.
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Boulder
Odessa
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Multiple thefts reported across city neighborhoods
Police logged 13 thefts with three vehicles stolen and values exceeding 6800 dollars. Items missing include a 1974 car, a 1975 motorcycle, a 1956 pickup, cash, a tuxedo, signs, clothing, a macrame plant hanger, lumber, gasoline, and bicycles.
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Norman Childress
North Dixie
Clifford Weldon Logsdon
North McKinney
John Ussery
East 44Th
Odessa College
Roy Leo Wright
Santa Monica
C. K. Jones
Santa Rita
Jones Animal Clinic
West County Road
Balones Dress Shop
John T. Duncan
Wedgewood
Leanor Mancha
East 17Th
Betty Fay Fulcher
Madera
City police investigate burglaries in multiple cases
Police report seven burglaries Saturday night with items stolen including an oscilloscope a calculator two jackets radios a tape case tapes a purse and a lamp plus beer from residences and a soft drink case from a truck. Several entries were unlocked or broken into and investigations continue.
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Jerry Wayne Peikert
Columbus
West Second
Salvador Garcia
South Jackson
Leslie Templin
Lotteman
13Th and
Dotsy
Connie D. Quiroz
Crescent
East 42Nd
North Dixie
Earnest William Harris
North Muskingum
West County Road
Byrd lauds Permian Basin Oil Show as best yet
Byrd praised the 1978 Permian Basin Oil Show as the best he has experienced as a director. He attributed the success to Jay Alvey, the office staff, and the board, noting personal relief that he would not be president again in 1980. The event, though just closed, highlighted strong product focus and collaboration.
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Byrd
Jay Alvey
Permian Basin
Longtime Texas congressman Mahon reflects on power and retirement
Veteran lawmaker Eldon B. Mahon recalls wielding influence in Congress across eight White House occupants from Roosevelt to Carter. He discusses his defense appropriations chair role, his access to leaders, and plans after retirement as Proposition 13 reshapes fiscal debates. Mahon also notes his work ethic, farming roots, and campaign battles, including races in 1934 1946 and 1976.
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California
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Mitchell County
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Hardin-Simmons University
University of Texas
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Jim Reese
Odessa
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Workshop on handicapped care at Odessa College
The Odessa College department of child development and the Southwest Educational Development Laboratory host a free workshop for professionals working with the handicapped on November 9 from 6 to 10 PM. Two concurrent sessions on arts and crafts and on communication and role play run 6 to 10 with 40 enrollment. Reservations contact Mary Joyce Harding. Dr Joyce Evans leads the program role.
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Odessa College
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Mary Joyce Harding
Joyce Evans
Harding
Community Club Meetings Cushioned by Odessa Schedule
Odessa events outline a noon Kiwanis gathering at Inn of the Golden West Coachroom, a 7 PM Wildcat Toastmasters session at the Composite Technology Building, a 7 PM Twylite Optimists meeting at Bonanza Steakhouse, and a 7 30 PM CAO Group XVI at CAP Headquarters Building near Schlemeyer Field.
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