School Notebook Roundup of area school events and activities
Weekly item list shows Planned events across Carver Lamar Austin Blackshear Burleson Burnet Cameron Cavazos Dowling Gale Pond Alamo Gonzales Johnson Jordan Milam Noel Reagan Ross San Jacinto Zavala and other campuses. Includes book fairs lectures, prekindergarten tests, student visits, family literacy nights, symphony performances, health fairs, PTA meetings, track and field, band UIL events and many after school programs.
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Blackshear
Bonham
Midland/Odessa Symphony
Burleson Elementary
PTC
Fannin
Burnet
Cameron
Chila
Cavazos Elementary
CCIS
Dowling
PTA
Gale Pond-Alamo
Selfs
Goliad Elementary
Odessa
Milam
Henry Littich
Hong Cheng
Noel
Reagan Elementary
Teresa Sotelo
Mobile
Ross Elementary
Sam Houston
CIT
Gyn
San Jacinto Elementary
Kelli Stone
Lindy Wallace
Zavala
Ktracs
Yvonne Tijerina
March of Dimes
Firefighters Grants Symposium Set At UTPB Center
The Economic Development Administration University Center will host a Firefighters Grants Symposium on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at UT Permian Basin Center for Energy and Economic Diversification. Speakers include Jo Fox and Jim Humphrey. Lunch and entry cost 15 dollars. payment by cash, check or card (not American Express) at the door or in advance by phone mail or fax. For details call 915 552 2431.
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Economic Development Administration
University Center
University of Texas of the
American I Express
Odessa College observes Cinco de Mayo with lunch and music
Odessa College and staff observe Cinco de Mayo from 11 45 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. in the Student Union courtyard featuring Martin Gonzales and folkloric dancers along with lunch and a pinata. The event is held early as finals week falls on the actual holiday. For information call 335 6408.
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Odessa College
Martin Gonzales
ECISD to Offer Athletic Physicals Next School Year
Ketor County Independent School District will provide physicals for students planning to participate in athletics next year. The program will not run in the fall and will be conducted by high school trainers at designated sites.
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Ketor County Independent School
Midland GEAR UP to host speaker Richard Santana
Midland GEAR UP hosts Richard Santana a Harvard graduate and third generation gang member who will speak at 7 pm Thursday at the Holiday Inn Convention Center 4300 W Wall St Midland open to the community Santana runs Homeboy Goes to Harvard and focuses on diversity Sponsored by GEAR UP a federal grant program Midland College and the Midland ISD Trans Pecos Drug Task Force two La Villa residents charged with delivering three kilos of cocaine after a two year narcotics probe arrested Monday at Midland County Detention Center Bonds not yet set Lt Lorenzo Arredondo said the two faced charges of delivering three kilos of cocaine.
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Richard Santana
Harvard University
Holiday Inn Convention Center
Midland
Wall St
Santana
Homeboy
Harvard
Gear UP
Midland College
Midland Independent School District
Trans Pecos
la Villa
Luis Gonzales King
Adelia Pedraza King
Midland County
Lorenzo Arredondo
Lubbock
Odessa
Rueben Galindo
Robert Byers
Stacy Salgado
Lubbock University Medical Center
Edward Heredia
University Medical Center
Randall Pharris
Department of Public Safety
Katrina Jones
Pharris
Salgado
Jones
Phariss
Odessa Police retires after 20 years of service
Odessa police officers held a brief party Monday to celebrate the retirement of Cpl. Bryan Yancey. Yancey served 20 years with the Odessa Police Department as a traffic officer with the Patrol Services Bureau.
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Odessa
Cpl
Bryan Yancey
Yancey
Patrol Services Bureau
OPD to swear in eight new officers Wednesday
The Odessa Police Department will swear in eight probationary officers at 2 pm. Shawn Callendar Jason Conner Matt Davidson Scott Gardner Craig Goodson Shelly Stanford Angel Rush and Brent Sheets will take oaths. Each will begin five months of training with an experienced officer.
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Odessa
OPD
Shawn Callendar
Jason Conner
Matt Davidson
Scott Gardner
Craig Goodson
Shelly Stanford
Angel Rush
Brent Sheets
Texan bio notes 2000 bid among statewide ballots
The article profiles Sutton a Texas Tech Law professor and former White House official, notes her education and family, and outlines rival candidates filing for a district ballot. It lists opponents Jamie Berryhill Jerri Asmussen John Bell Mike Conaway and others in the Lubbock Midland area.
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George W. Bush
Don Nickles
Oklahoma
Sutton
White House
Office of Science and Technology Policy
It Environment
Environmental Protection Agency
Texas Tech University
Tech Center For Bio-Defense, Law and Public Policy
Lenoir, N.C
Victoria
Odessa
Jamie Berryhill
Lubbock
Jerri Asmussen
Kermit
John Bell
Midland
Mike Conaway
Richard Bartlett
Bill Christian
Randy Neugebauer
Donald May
Carl [Sett
Stace Williams
David Langston
Richard
Chip” Peterson
Community drives aid for soldiers with care packages
Parks urged Odessans to support troops via Pentagon approved mail channels. Individual care packages are destroyed and bulk mail through Red Cross is preferred. No charge for soldier recipients. locals can donate cash or contact the Odessa office at 332-5641 to assist with casework and communications.
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Red Cross
Jeff Arnold
Midland
Parks
OPD SWAT rifle training range stresses real life drills
Chavez notes realism in drills with reloads and moving targets at the range. Officers train 10 hours monthly using varied guns, from three to 15 yards, with obstacle courses and a mock house to sharpen proficiency and speed. Veteran Jernigan emphasizes continuous practice and readiness to prevent past mistakes.
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Chavez
OPD
S.W.A.T
Mack Jernigan
Jernigan
S.wa
Congress to consider ads and child modeling protection acts
The bill package includes the Protect from E-Mail Smut Act of 2001 to require NIST marks on sexually oriented ads and HCR 14 urging enactment of the Child Modeling Exploitation Act of 2002 banning minors in exploitive modeling. A Texas Federation of Teachers representative voiced support at a House committee hearing as HB 854 awaits final House approval today and move to the Senate.
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Congress
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Texas Federation of Teachers
House
Senate
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