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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 2000

Page

11

Aggression charges in Odessa on county jail arrest

A 66-year-old Odessa man remains in the Ector County Jail on a charge of aggravated assault on a peace officer and four counts of aggravated assault. Bond is set at $55,000 for Ruben Munoz Flores of 221 W Second St after an incident at Medical Center Hospital where five men, including a licensed officer, were threatened with a lock blade knife in the emergency room. Next, a 24-year-old Odessa man reports a man tried to run him over on East 42nd Street. A 49-year-old Odessa man reports credit card fraud. A 42nd Street resident reports $3,000 damage to a 1998 Oldsmobile Intrigue from scratches. A 23-year-old Odessa man reports shots damaged two vehicles in the East 45th Street area.

Odessa Ector County Ruben Munoz Flores Second St Flores Medical Center Hospital East 42Nd Street

Odessa crime report lists multiple bond amounts and charges

An Odessa man licensed with DWI was released on bond at 10,000 dollars. Bond for several others on charges including engaging in organized crime, forgery, possession of cocaine and heroin, and theft were set from 1,500 to 25,000 dollars. A 13 year old Odessa girl reported an assault in the 4900 block of East 42nd Street. The report also notes losses from Classic Suites and a Region Insulation employee vehicle theft.

Odessa East 42Nd Street E. Highway 80 McKinney Avenue Region Insulation Co S. Sam Houston Ave

Country singer LeDoux needs liver transplant

Nashville AP Chris LeDoux, 51, disclosed liver disease diagnosed as primary sclerosing cholangitis causing blocked bile ducts and cirrhosis. Fatigue and jaundice are noted. without transplant many patients live about two years. Doctors say a full recovery is possible with a transplant, and he has been added to donor lists.

Nashville, Tenn Chris LeDoux LeDoux

Death notices for Parker and Tallant in West Texas

Terry Lynn Parker 38 of Denver City former co owner of Electric Motor Repair died September 25 2000 at home services 2 p m today First Baptist Church burial Denver City Memorial Park arrangements Ratliff Funeral Home he was born in Lubbock Baptist survived by wife Stephanie Parker daughter Whitney Parker son Jacob Parker mother Nadine Parker brothers Rodney and Donny Parker sister La Dena Mitchell Gene Tallant 78 of Odessa retired owner of Gene s Grocery died September 25 2000 at local hospital services at Greenfield Acres Baptist Church burial Sunset Memorial Gardens arrangements Hubbard Kelly born Spur resident since 1956 Navy veteran of World War II Baptist survived by wife Helen Tallant Odessa daughters Linda Ward Paula Glenn Amelia Tallant brothers Weldon Tallant Glenn David Tallant sisters Florence Spiker Melba Malone Patricia Mead eight grandchildren five great grandchildren N/A

Denver City Terry Lynn Parker Electric Motor Repair First Baptist Church Bob Fred Denver City Memorial Park Ratliff Funeral Home Lubbock Stephanie Parker Whitney Nicole Parker Jacob Thomas Parker Nadine Parker Rodney Parker Donny Parker La’Dena Mitchell Caldwell Odessa Gene Tallant Gene Greenfield Acres Baptist Church Michael Bartlett

Legendary Japanese WWII fighter Sakai dies at 84

Saburo Sakai, famed Japanese ace who downed 64 enemy planes, died at 84 from a heart attack at Atsugi base during a dinner with American officers. A symbol of reconciliation, he urged facing wartime guilt, spoke of learning democracy through his daughter’s study in the United States, and survived wounds including blindness in one eye. He is survived by his wife Haruko, two daughters, a son and two American grandchildren. A family funeral was held Tuesday with a memorial service planned for Oct 14 in Tokyo.

Tokyo Saburo Sakai Sakai Atsugi U.S. Naval Base Michiko Smart Japan Michiko United States U.S Haruko

Airman Killed as Picnic Shed Collapses at Fort Campbell

Air Force Master Sgt. Stephen Friedman 38 of San Antonio was killed and Tech. Sgt. James Johnson injured when a wooden picnic shed collapsed during dismantling at Campbell Army Airfield. Friedman, assigned to the 621st Air Mobility Operations Group based at McGuire AFB, had been at Fort Campbell about a year and was up for promotion. Johnson sustained minor hand injuries. both were air transport craftsmen. An Army investigation into the collapse continues.

Fort Campbell, Ky Campbell Army Airfield Air Force Stephen Friedman San Antonio Friedman 621St Air Mobility Operations Group McGuire Air Force Base N.J Army 621St Fort Campbell James Johnson Johnson

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