Odessa College Spring Exhibition Salon Printemps Opens
Drawing and design students at Odessa College display sculptures and media works in the Student Art Space, Senate Hall Room 111, main campus at 201 W University Blvd. Exhibition runs Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon through April 29. For details call Barry Phillips at 335 6490 or 335 6785.
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Odessa College Band to Perform Tuesday Concert
The OC Concert Band presents a Tuesday performance with a five dollar admission for the public and free for OC students. The program includes patriotic pieces and Shostakovich Fifth Symphony Finale as well as Emmanuel Chabrier works. Call Lon Clark at 335-6623 for details. ECISD campuses will be closed Friday and Monday for spring holiday with classes resuming Tuesday and Public Information Office at 334-7118 for info. The Mexican American Network of Odessa honored specials at their 11th annual chamber banquet naming Standard Sales Budweiser as Corporation of the Year Juan Vizcaino Vizcaino Inc Manuel Valles Hispanic Pioneer Bob Barnes MANO Chairman’s Award Tom Thebeau Small Business Hispanic Advocate Volunteer of the Year.
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BLOTTER: Damages at Chaparral Village Apartments report
Police log notes property destruction at Chaparral Village Apartments causing 6228 in damages to floor ceiling and walls between 11 a.m. Dec 2 2003 and 11 15 a.m. Monday. Two Odessa men were arrested and charged with delivery of a controlled substance at 5 40 p.m. Monday in the 2000 block of West Second Street. Jesus Manuel Garcia 20 191 S. Hancock Ave was in the Ector County Detention Center on Tuesday on a 50 000 bond. Ivan Baeza Modesto 21 191
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Jesus Manuel Garcia
S. Hancock Ave
Ector County Detention Center
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Motorcycle ride set for October to preview Big Bend trek
Enrich Romero receives award as a motorcycle ride through West Texas is planned for October. The one day event titled From Heaven to Hell and Back covers 350 miles from Alpine to Marathon and back via Big Bend Route 170 and Route 67, with participants from across the United States. Organizers Latta Novovitch and the Alpine Chamber of Commerce invite sponsorship and provide contact numbers for information.
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Meeting at Midland Memorial Hospital West Campus Dining Room
A meeting starts at 7 p.m. today in the private dining room at Midland Memorial Hospital West Campus. For information call 335-5119 or email oocatherine.page ttuh sc.edu.
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USAA sues over WOAI TV report in San Antonio
USAA filed suit in Bexar County alleging WOAI TV obtained internal company documents for a broadcast about its hiring of contract workers from India. The insurer seeks permission to depose WOAI anchorwoman Tanji Patton and others at Clear Channel Communications Inc. station.
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Clear Channel Communications Inc
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Agency to Offer Free Evaluations on Alcohol Abuse
Penny Townes, a chemical dependency counselor in Odessa, says free screenings and confidential counseling are offered to the public as part of a nationwide effort to address alcohol problems. The program invites individuals to seek a quick evaluation to determine if they have a drinking problem.
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If You Go Permian Basin Alcohol Help Session
The Permian Basin Regional Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse invites people to attend a screening event from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday at 1101 Whitaker Ave. Call 580-5100 for details. The council explains signs of abuse and offers life skills classes or referrals to support groups, outpatient programs, or residential treatment based on screening results. The message: seek help before life is destroyed by alcohol.
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