Balmorhea Residents Attend Odessa Teacher Workshop
Elia Lopez and Linda Briceno of Saragosa spent two days in Odessa for a teacher workshop. Raul Briceno, Aurora Briceno’s son, has joined the Army and left for Germany after a leave. Many local families hosted weekend guests from nearby towns, including Fort Stockton, Monahans, Pecos, and Odessa, with a baby shower honoring Florinda Gallego of Pecos at the Saragosa School Building.
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Elia Lopez
Linda Briceno
Saragosa
Odessa
Raul Briceno
Aurora Briceno
Germany
Frank Tercero
Juan Fierro
Teresa Moreno
Pecos
David Moreno
SY Cot
Rosario Candelas
Saul
Barbara Candelas
el Paso
Javier Candelas
Alpine
Sergio Candelas
Florinda Gallego
Thomas Martinez
Amparo Gallego
Nora Briceno
Noon market gains as Carter conference looms
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.91 in midday trading as investors await President Carter's afternoon news conference. Advancers outnumbered decliners about 3 to 2 on the NYSE, with Marriott among the most active issues. Volume on the Big Board reached 10.30 million shares in two hours.
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NEW York
Carter
New York Stock Exchange
Marriott
NYSE
Texas governor blasts states resisting offshore energy search
Gov. Dolph Briscoe of Texas said states refusing to explore for oil and gas off their coasts are the culprits in the natural gas shortage. He asserted Texas has met energy needs by offshore and onshore drilling and called for other states to do their part. He urged federal investigators to focus on governors and lawmakers who opposed energy exploration.
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San Antonio
Dolph Briscoe
Texas
Briscoe
Multiple traffic accidents reported in Pecos area
Police logs detail several weekend crashes. At 11th and Cedar a 1967 car operated by Ginovedo Sanchez failed to yield to a northbound 1967 model and caused injuries to Sanchez, Michael Prewit, and Ron Coedy, all hospitalized. A minor collision at 5th and S Plum involved Adele Stovall and Margaret Moseley. At Al's parking lot a 1968 pickup driven by David Johnson slid into a parked car owned by Royce Cassell. Johnson received two citations. Another crash at Pecan and 4th involved Pat Armendariz and Alonzo Pando with Armendariz cited for disobeying a stop sign. A Cedar and 13th crash involved Guadalupe Alvarez and Ramon Juarez. Alvarez received a right of way citation.
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11Th and
Cedar
Pecos
Ginovedo Sanchez
Michael Ray Prewit
Ron Coedy
S. Bois d’Arc
Sanchez
11Th and Cedar
Michael Ray Precit
5Th
S. Plum
Adele Stovall
Margaret Moseley
Nebraska
Stovall
Al’s
Bois d’Arc
David W. Johnson
Bois d'Arc
Royce Cassell
Adams
Johnson
Pecan
4Th St
Slack weighs open meetings bill amid election climate
State Representative Dick Slack avoids taking a stance on a Texas Municipal League push to repeal part of the open meetings act. The bill would allow officials to meet in private to decide votes, with penalties up to 500 dollars and six months in jail. Common Cause opposes the change, saying there is no proven problem.
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Dick Slack
Texas Municipal League
Questio
Slack
Municipal League
Common Cause
Federal grand jury indicts 14 on Monday
A Pecos federal grand jury indicted 14 people on charges from marijuana possession to conspiracy for interstate transportation of stolen vehicles and firearm use in felony cases. Ten defendants face marijuana possession tied to about 2,139 pounds and an estimated 200 000 cigarettes worth of joints.
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Pecos
U.S. Marshal's Office
Third Graders Enter Dental Health Posters in Odessa
Dr. David Lovett speaks to elementary pupils for Dental Health Week as third graders create posters for a city contest. One winner per school will be judged Thursday night by Dr. Lovett and Mrs. Reynolds, with top entries going to Winwood Mall in Odessa Saturday to face Permian Basin rivals. Dr. Lovett recently opened a dental practice on South Eddy Street.
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David Lovett
Odessa
Elvin Reynolds
Winwood Mall
Permian Basin
Lovett
South Eddy Street
Odessa recall effort forms amid city council race concerns
In Odessa a recall movement aimed at March 1 begins after Bob Bryant's Sept 12 appointment to the city council seat vacated by Willie Hammond. Supporters say 7,500 signatures are needed. group plans downtown recall HQ and Sunday coordinating meeting with legal and civic leaders.
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Odessa
Concerned Citizens For Fair Representation
Bob Bryer
Willie Hammond
Bryant
Howard Hunt
Ector County
Valente Carrillo
Hunt
Jerry Lopez
Richard Abalosa
Phillips to relocate Odessa offices to Northeast site
Phillips Petroleum Co. plans a four story office complex on a 2.5 acre site at 42nd between Wendover and Tanglewood in Northeast Odessa. Area Builders Inc. will construct the building, with completion expected by mid 1978 after more than 25 years downtown.
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Odessa
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Wendover
Tanglewood
Area Builders Inc
First US motorized taxi fleet debuts in 1907
New Yorkers watched the red high seated taximeter cabs arrive at the Plaza Hotel offering free rides as publicity. The term taxicab originated in New York from cabriolet and cab. Also noted, George Patton Oscar Baeza of Odessa and Edgar Dyer faced conspiracy charges over transporting two stolen motor vehicles.
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United States
Paris
Plaza Hotel
New York
George Patton
Oscar Baeza
Odessa
Edgar Dyer
World Almanac Quiz Items Capital and Oscar Question
The quiz asks for the capital of Pennsylvania Harrisburg and Ingrid Bergman s first Best Actress Oscar for Anastasia It also tests Hall of Fame membership with Henry Manush Max Carey and Roger Maris as options.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Ingrid Bergman
Deaths of Jose and Juana White Alpine couple in crash
Jose Moreno Pepe White 58 and Juana Valenzuela White 44, of Alpine, died in a two vehicle head on collision near Fort Stockton. Both buried in Holy Angels Cemetery with Geeslin Funeral Home handling services. He was a WWI veteran, truck driver, and survived by two grandchildren and multiple siblings. She was born in 1932 in San Vicenti and lived in Alpine most of her life, with a son in Pasadena and four sisters among survivors. Memorials offered to local churches.
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Jose Moreno Pepe
Pasadena
Claudia Silvas
Odessa
Manuela Salas
Alpine
Vicenta Ramos
Brownfield
Epifania Juardo
Pecos
Fermin Salas
Terlingua
Thelma Dominguez
Sam White
Jesus Ramos
Mary Whittington
Winters
Teresa Gonzales
Cruz Hinojos
Amarillo
Dora Dominguez
Arturo White
Fred White
Peggy McCracken Nova Gutierrez Gene Douglas
Peggy McCracken Nova Gutierrez and Gene Douglas are listed among individuals in a classification notice. Doris Welch, Ruben Baca, Emily Galindo, Carlos Nichols, Mary Carpenter appear in the same context, indicating a roster or eligibility record. The fragmentary text suggests an official notice listing names for a public or organizational purpose.
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Peggy McCracken
Nova Gutierrez
Gene Douglas
Diane O
Doris Welch
Classifi
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
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Moises Aguirre
Alfredo Matta
Danny Velas
Monahans
Mrs. Velas
Mrs. Matta
Josepha Olivas
Gus Natividad
Eddie Franco
Christopher
Fort Stockton
Margie Carrillo
Mrs. Clemente Alvar
Pecos Hospital
Efren Dominguez
Frank Contreras
Jeannifer
Kermit
SV Elias Lozano
Manuela Dominguez
Balmorhea
California
Roman Muniz Sr
Muleshoe
Grady Poe
Hal Scull
Beverly
Bruce
Hershel McDonald
Scott
Case
Kellie
Sy David O'Rear
Carlsbad N.M
A.L. O'Rear
Odes O'Rear
Daniel Brijalba
Saul Candelas
Abel Anchondo
Abel Jr
Timotea Hernandez
Felix Pacheco
Lamesa
Mrs. Onesimo Vasquez
Fort Worth
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Tex
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Alcoa
ATA
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Borden
Chrysler
Coca Cola
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Goodrich
Gulf Oil
IBM
Jhu-Man
Marat Oil
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Monson
Petiney
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RCA
Safeway
Soby
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US Steel
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Xerox
Federal Grand Jury
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George Cortez
Martin Morones
Victor Sierra-Delgado
Blas Chavez
Chester Adams
Preston Simmons
John Osborne
John Akridge
Frank Garcia
Celso Gomez-Chancon
Margarito Contreras
Childrens Dental Health Week
American Dental Association
Odessa College
Jimmy Carter
Philip Speegle
Speegle
World Almanac
Mickey Warlick
Mickey Lynn Warlick
Seminole Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church of
Seminole
Gaines County Memorial Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Rev
Warlick
Eustace
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Shirley Ann Richardson
Union Baptist Church
Rising Star
Brooksmith Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Mason
Brady
Northside Baptist Church
Midland
Mickey Warrick Evangelistic Association
Hobbs
N.M
Evangelistic Association
Terri Warlick
Mike Warlick
Miles Warlick
Jack Warlick
Ruidoso
Sun Mon
Madera Valley Water Supply
Verhalen Community Center
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Morning Tops Club
Federation Parlor
Tops TX
St. Community
Community Action Office
E. 10Th
Teachers Association
Larry Yawn
TSTA
Zavala Junior High
Pecos Art Association
Bill Chappell
Modern Study Club
Federation
City Hall
S.cedar
Country Music Association
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Delta Kappa Gamma
Jane Cameron
Jefferson
American Cancer Society
First’ Baptist Church
Pecos Enterprise
Cedar St
Reeves
Ward
Loving
Culberson
Jeff Davis
Tezag
Reeves County
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