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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1998
Page
7
West Texas readers confront tiring spring winds from the Permian Basin. The column notes wind origins, dust, and energy potential while musing on culture, local figures, and a playful wind themed sequel.
The Odessa Chamber of Commerce will honor C Richard Sivalls as Entrepreneur of the Year at 11 30 a m today at the Radisson Hotel. Sivalls Inc and Sivalls family company influence the oil equipment industry while he has served on multiple local boards and community groups. Herbert Graham Herbert Itz and Maxine Laird are to be inducted into the Business Hall of Fame.
Lottery officials believe a Midlander owns the state’s $12 million winning ticket sold at Pecan Grove Grocery on East Business 80. The buyer has not yet come forward, with the Lottery Commission awaiting claim. Pecan Grocery owner comments on the situation.
A 32 year old Pecos man Alfredo Freddy Chabarria drowned in Karnes County while crossing the San Antonio River to reach a seismograph cable route for Trace Ventures Exploration Inc. His coworkers had warned against crossing, and he became entangled in the river with rescuers taking time to reach him.
Texas health commissioner William R. Archer III kicked off a statewide effort to mark 170 years of public health. He urged more funding flexibility to sustain programs funded largely by federal dollars. Archer highlighted food and water safety, emergency services, and inspections as core public health duties.
AP reports Jaston Williams and straight man Seth Sears bring the Tuna duo back to the 1894 Opera House in Galveston for Red, White and Tuna. The cross dressers reprise their sharp political humor with new Tuna School reunion bits and town satire.
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