Leader in three area Legislature races shows varied contributions
Analysis highlights Ed McConaha of Odessa spending 795 and raising 130 for the 69th District while Dick Slack of Pecos posts 3,390 in expenses and 9,075 in contributions. E.L. Short leads the 28th District with 58,086 contributed and 58,?66 spent, facing Joe Robbins in Lubbock. Gibson and Duff contest 73rd District in Ector County with Duff at 13,055 spent and 14,020 contributed versus Gibson's 3,458 spent and 5,274 contributed. Details cover Odessa donors, PACs, and campaign expenses across multiple races.
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Texas
Ed McConaha
Odessa
Dick Slack
Pecos
E.L. Short
Tohoka
McConaha
Slack
Crane
Loving
Reeves
Ward
Winkler
Ector County
Short
Joe Robbins
Lubbock
Kent Hance
George Bush
U.S. 46Th Congressional District
Robbins
Jay Gibson
Dub Duff
Duff
Gibson
Willaim B. Duff, Jr
Perry Davis
Texas Republican Campaign Committee
John Dunagan
Monahans
Frank Shackelford
Midland
Don Evans
Tom Brown
Don Kemp
Dallas
Winston McCollum
Richardson
Joe B. McShane
David N. Fitzgerald
Conrad Dunagan
Good Government Pac
Fort Worth
Warren Burnett
al Davis
Clifford Hardwick
Michael McLeaish
Whelgpac
D.W. Kenworthy
Tabhopac
Jake Rhoads
John Ben Sheppard
Bill Ramsey-Palmer
Clyde Yarbrough
Auto Pac
Austin
Charles R. Preslar
Abilene
Allan J. Hoover
Big Spring
Texpac
Acme Fund
Houston
Lewie Montgomery
J.C. Ferguson
Q.L. Hall
Jim T. Osborn
LIFT
Lamar Frontier Sign Co
Taylor Business
B-J Specialty Advertising Co
Mcoreless Co
Curtis Winn
Kelly Services Inc
HELP
Dervpac
Stuart Coleman
Salpac
Robert L. Looney
Wilmer Smith
Wilson
Teatpac
Beef Pac
Amarillo
Jeanne Law
Alex Cooke
Preston Smith
John Morris
John Cruse
Brownfield
J.H. Freeman
R.W. Finnell
Good Government
Concerned Citizens
Los Angeles
Calif
ConCitizenship
Bill Abington
Robert A. Struka Jr
P.A. Willmon Jr
Levelland
J.C. Willmon
Ray Santos
Kenneth Tookey
Wade Lorenz
Freepport
Houston Fire Fighters
Jim Edwards
Quinn Brackett
Ray Chapman
R.S. Tapp
John O'Shea
Mark Smith
Jim Granberry
Bill Wigley
Cliff Humphrey
Republicans of
Royland Pair
Seagraves
Mike Stevens
R.G. Sharp
Freida Nichols
Seminole
Phill O'Jibway
Jane Bucy
Associated Republicans of Texas
Joe Greenlee
J.M. Welborn
Jack Markham
William Howard
Republican Women's Club
Kansas
Robert Dole
Hillcrest Country Club
J. Conrad Dunagan
Houston Natural Gas
Citizenship Responsibility Group
Texas Cemeteries Pac
And
Savings and Loan Pac
Texas Osteopathic Pac
Morti-Pac
Lone Star Steel Pac
Marvin E. Leggett
Private Employment Agency Committee On Education
Texas Association of Realtors
Pine Tree Pac
Forestry Pac
Lufkin
Acme
Texas Medical Fac
Carrollton
Taylor Business Forms
Ector County Republican Women’s Club
McCreless Co
Warm fair weather to linger in Basin through weekend
The National Weather Service at Midland reports pleasant autumn conditions for the Permian Basin through Monday with highs near 75 and lows around 48. Daylight saving ends Sunday at 2 am, sunset expected 6:02 pm, strong southerly winds 5 to 15 mph, and statewide highs near 80 in East Texas with scattered showers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Alice
Corulla
Deaths toll from Odessa to Pecos memorial notices
Multiple death notices from Midland Odessa Pecos and Denver City announce funeral services for Frank Ray 75 of Odessa Leonor Franco 60 of Fort Stockton Pearlie Imogene Horne 80 of Andrews Lucille Moore Hey 63 of Cahokia Ill Lloyd D. Stapp 70 of Midland Willie Eva Adams 81 of Wichita Falls Henry Wilie Stormes 70 of Odessa Juanita Miranda Baca 83 of Pecos Irbin Gary Oden 84 of Pecos Alberto Flores 30 of Denver City with details on birth dates places survivors and arrangements by Hubbard Kelly Singleton Pecos Funeral Home and others.
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Frank Ray
East 55Th
Medical Center Hospital
Bethany Christian Church
Tecumseh
Okla
McComb
Ray
Odessa
Tulsa
Gulf Oil Co
Flora Belle Gaylon
Pawhuska
Francis Ray
Buena Park
Calif
Ruben W. Ray
Oklahoma City
Glenn Truby
Mansfield
James E. Parsons
Hurst
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Andrews
Pearlie Imogene Horne
Heritage Funeral Home
Gladewater
Gladewater Memorial Park
Singleton Funeral Home
Waco
Horne
Henry Lewis Horn
Bossier City
Means Memorial United Methodist Church
George Ward
B.J. Hurst
Cahokia
Ill
Lucille Moore Hey
Otto Letterman
Avenue G
Hubbard-Kelly
Lloyd D. Stapp
Midland
Ellis Funeral Home
Resthaven Memorial Park
Stapp
Comanche County
Colorado City
Marfa
Ruby Veda Edwards
D. E. Stapp
Barksdale
Eddie Stapp
San Marcos
Frances Harrell
Earnest Stapp
Comanche
Menta Beaudoine
California
Cora Caffey
Willie Eva Adams
Owens- Brumley Funeral Home
Wichita Falls
Petrolia
Adams
West 4Th Street
Hodge R. Adams
Mud Creek
Oklo
Henry Wilie Stormes
West County Road
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Stormes
Deerings Nursing Home
Oklahoma
Edith Thompson
Irving
Rosa Caldwell
Mary Fokken
Houston
Ann Rumbaugh
Gene Stormes
Bill
Pecos
Juanita Miranda Baca
Barstow Catholic Church
Barstow
N.M
Elena Montano
Roswell
Irbin
Gary Oden
Pecos Funeral Home
Fairview
Oden
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Violet
Bill Oden
John Oden
Dallas
al Boykin
Prince George
O.L. Richardson
Hot Springs
Ark
Denver
Alberto Flores
Denver City
Here
St. Williams Catholic Church
Denver City Memorial Park
Texas Highway Patrol
Mike McClure
Flores
Sligo
McClure
Yoakum County
O. H. Holder
Hebronville
R&c Hot Oil Service
Dora Guzman
Albert Flores
Robert Flores
Diana Flores
Linda Flores
Rachel Flores
Fredrico Flores
Alma Rios
San Antonio
Sally Garza
Alex Flores
Alva Flores
Arnoldo Flores
Singleton Funeral Home Chapel
Carter feuds and praise mix at Lynn rally
President Carter jeered for Nobel talk while praising Speaker O’Neill as a strong ally and Sen Kennedy for steady support. He faulted Sen Brooke on arms talks and endorsed Tsongas. Later he campaigned in Portland for Hathaway and Brennan.
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Thomas P. O'Neill
Lynn
Carter
O'Neill
Kennedy
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Senate
Ter
Brooke
Paul E. Tsongas
Portland
William B. Hathaway
Joseph E. Brennan
Peace talks in flux as Egyptian delegation yet to decide
A source told reporters at the State Department that the Egyptian delegation had not been informed of any decision by Sadat to recall negotiators. The Egyptians informed Secretary of State Cyrus Vance that no decision had been made on whether they would return home. Israeli cabinet moves to intensify West Bank and Gaza settlements add to obstacles in the Camp David framework. Carter acknowledged recent difficulties at a Buffalo speech.
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Ace
Sadat
Cyrus R. Vance
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza
Israel
Egypt
Camp David
Carter
Buffalo
Weekend Warmth Forecast From Midland Regional
National Weather Service forecast for Midland Regional Airport calls for fair skies through Monday with warm afternoons and cool nights. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs near 75 today and tomorrow, tonight’s low around 48, overnight 45, and yesterday’s high 68. Sunset 6:02 p.m., sunrise Monday 7:03 a.m. Year to date precipitation 14.82 inches.
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Permian Basin
National Weather Service
Midland Regional
NWS
Odessa Club Meetings Schedule For Tomorrow
In Odessa tomorrow at noon Kiwanis meets at Inn of the Golden West. At 7 P.M Wildcat Toastmasters convene at Odessa College Composite Technology Building. Also at 7 P.M Twylite Optimists meet at Bonanza Steakhouse and CAP Group XVI at CAP Headquarters Building Schlemeyer Field.
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Odessa
Kiwanis
Inn of the Golden
Wildcat
Composite Technology
Odessa College
CAP Group XVI
CAP
Schlemeyer Field
City executive attends confab
Odessan William L Pettit executive vice president of the Del-Tex Corp joined southern Texas and Louisiana businessmen in Houston for a White House conference on small business. The event was one of 12 regional meetings intended to identify problems and shape an agenda for a January 1980 presidential conference.
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Washington, D.C
William L
Bill) Pettit
Del-Tex Corp
Southern Texas
Louisianna
Houston
White House
Jimmy Carter
Matter of Record of Multiple Marital Arrangements
A list of couples including Tommy Martin Flood Melody June Flood Billy Dell Kornegay Carrel Ann Kornegay Louis E Garner Rosetta Garner Roy Larry Evans Linda Joy Evans Maria Alvarez Juan Alvarez Alvin Reynolds Allie Reynolds James Carnathan Reba Carnathan Samuel Hobbs Frankie Hobbs Fidel Reyes Sylvia Reyes Hugo Hartsfield Rosemary Hartsfield Brende Robertson James Robertson Gloria Parker Larry Parker Catherine Pruett Clarence Pruett Lilly Glover Sharon Glover Carl Hart Roselyn Hart James Shults Cathy Shuts Alicia Whiteside Gary Whiteside Sue Standefer Jimmy Standefer Sandra Vaughan Tommy Vaughan appears in a matter of record format detailing multiple listed spouses or partners.
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Diarmiur Wuurt
Rivarkes Gray
Tommy Martin Flood
Melody June Flood
Bill Dell Kornegay
Carrel Ann Kornegay
Louis E. Garner
Rosetta Garner
Roy Larry Evans
Linda Joy Evans
Maria Christina Pisana Alvarez
Juan Alvarez
Alvin A. Reynolds
Allie S Reynolds
James E. Carnathan
Reba Dail Carnathan
Samuel D. Hobbs
Frankie Clane Hobbs
Fidel Reyes
Sylvia Hernandez Reyes
Hugo Hartsfield Jr
Rosemary Hartsfield
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Odessa High School
Teresa Rodriguez
Iris Coggins
Jeannie Wilson
East
Willie Adams
Leonor Franco
Fort Stockton
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Fort Stockton Memorial Hospital
Franco
David Nunez
Cynthia Franco
Elobia Nunez
Sam Chaberria
Virginia
Max Franco
Wyoming
Frankie Franco
Colorado
James Franco
Pearlie Horne
Lucille Hey
Henry W. Stormes
Juanita M. Baca
Irbin Oden
Ennedy
Twylite Optimists
Bonanza Steakhouse
Confab
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