Burglary and DWI Reports From Odessa Police Blotter
Odessa suspects face burglary and drunken driving charges as police blotter items list arrests and property losses. Gerald Black and John Shackleford are jailed on habitation burglary and related counts with bail set, plus Oscar Lujan charged with felony DWI and suspended license. Vehicles missing include a 1988 Honda Accord valued at 3,100 and a 1991 Cougar valued at 13,000 from local blocks.
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Odessa
Ector County
Gerald Robert Black
John Allen Shackleford
W. ‘Love Drive
Oscar Tercero Lujan
Delwood
Isuzu Amigo
West 14Th Street
East Seventh Street
East Eighth Street
Charter School Plans Near Midland Face Funding Strain
Midland ISD would lose about 3700 annually in public funds for each student switching to a charter. The group targets Midland High and seeks to partner with MISD while considering expansion to Odessa area next year. The charter envisions 9 am to 9 pm classes, small one to twelve teacher ratios, and work-facing supports.
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Midland
Susan Webb
MISD
Public Information Officer
Avenue 6
Crosby
Midland Independent School District
State Board of Education
Odessa
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Richard Milburn High School
Salem
Mass
Woodbridge
Southern Association of Colleges
Marine Corps Development and Education Command
Quantico
Companies agree to lower emissions at old factories
Twenty six firms commit to voluntary reductions from pre clean air era plants. TX regulator says cuts target 15 000 tons of smog forming pollutants yearly, equating to removing about 300 000 cars from roads. Gov Bush supports the move calling it too little too late. Mauro counters that polluters should not set compliance timing.
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Dallas
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Go Glen Eos Bell Lielnapier Teton Inc
Central and South West Corporation
Dow Chemical
Sheriff’s Car Education Project Finishes in March
The program aims to show children a public relations unit and how a sheriff’s car works. It took about five months to complete and was finished in early March. Funds came from Carver of Super Stripes and Watts Burger No. 1 for special striping and window tinting. Broncho Chevrolet provided paint and carpet, Permian Glass windshield, and The Original Dent Shop dent removal.
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Gladden
Sheriff's Office
C —Arver
W. Carver
Watts Burger No
Willie Balerio
Carl H. Goetz
Shannon D
Gaylor
Deregulation Debate Reopens as Legislature Plans April 9 Meeting
Rep. Steve Walens announced a House State Affairs Committee session for April 9 to restart talks on electric deregulation. The panel reconsidered last year’s measure amid limited support, with PUC Chair Pat Wood noting Consumers Union disputes how ratepayers fund power plants. Residential customers would pay the same despite rate deals, while industrials forfeited cuts in a two-year deal to push toward an open market.
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Hs&p
Steve Walens
Dallas
House
PUC
Pat Wood
Consumers Union
Wood
Odessa Planning and Zoning meeting agenda item list
A 1:30 p.m. Thursday meeting in City Hall outlines public hearings for Rosa Cafe Inc and Texas Tierra I to rezone lots 14 15 and 25 Block 1 Westwood Addition 2300 block of West County Road and for the replat of Lots 16 17 18 Block 5 Cielo Vista Addition at Baca Drive and Santa Cruz Lane. An after meeting discussion covers zoning amendments with the planning sub committee.
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Odessa Planning Anding Commission
Council
City Hall
Eighth St
Rosa Cafe Inc
Texas Tierra I
Wade Howell
Westwood Addition
West County Road
Cielo Vista
Baca Drive
Santa Cruz Lane
Planning and Zoning Commission
Founding Documents Conference for Social Studies Teachers
MIDLAND The Hatton W. Sumners Institute on the Founding Documents will run Thursday through Saturday at the Midland Holiday Inn. Community leaders and social studies teachers will present workshops with programs starting at 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Participants earn 18 hours of credit funded by the Hatton W. Sumners Foundation the State Bar of Texas and Law Focused Education Inc.
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Midland
Midland Odessa Hatton W. Sumners Institute
Midland Holiday Inn
Hatton W. Sumners Foundation
State Bar of Texas and
Law Focused Education, Inc
Midland College hosts job fair with over 60 employers
More than 60 employers have registered to participate in a job fair from 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday at Midland College Chaparral Center. Representatives will discuss entering the job market and specific vacancies. The event is free and open to the public. For info call Connie Beversdorf at 685-4716.
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Midland College
Boy Hit by Van In Odessa Crossing, Eight-Year-Old Injured
An eight-year-old fourth grader, Jonathan Castillo, was struck by a white Ford van driven by Patsy Ivins while crossing Dixie Boulevard near 14th Street. He was lifted into a van and taken to the hospital with a head injury and cuts. Police stated the child darted into the vehicle despite the van slowing for crossing pedestrians.
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Dixie Ard
14Th Street
Jonathan Castillo
Dixie Boulevard
Patsy Ivins
Robert Hammerman
Odessa Po
Hammerman
Eric Ten
Hemmer
Midland Woman Dies In Car Accident
A Midland woman, 25, died when her car veered into the median and she was ejected from the vehicle. Police say the crash occurred on a local roadway and the investigation continues.
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Midland
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Columbus
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Austin Elementary
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