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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 2005

Page

12

Warden's wife freed after 11 years with inmate abducter

Bobbi Parker, 42, returned to Oklahoma with her husband Randy Parker and two daughters after 11 years in captivity. Randolph Dial, the fugitive who abducted her in 1994, was arrested near Campti after years on the run. Authorities say Parker was driven by fear to stay with her captor to protect her family.

Nacogdoches Bobbi Parker Oklahoma Parker Randolph Dial Will Martha Rash Dial Campti Louisiana Rash Mafia Bobbi Randy Parker Nacogdoches County Justice of the Donna Clayton Parkers Oklahoma State Penitentiary McAlester Corrections Department Jerry Massie Oklahoma City FBI Gary Johnson

Midland man dies after police use of a Taser

Eric Hammock, 43, of Midland, died after an off duty Fort Worth officer shocked him with a Taser during a struggle at a Waste Management facility. Police await autopsy results to determine the cause of death. Hammock reportedly refused commands and fled, later being restrained in a yard before collapsing and dying at the hospital.

Fort Worth Eric Hammock Midland Hammock Sullivan

Dance From Page 1B Artists Prepare Sparkling Show

The choreographer said the routine required at least 300 rhinestones to be affixed before the performance. Sodal woke at 4 a.m. to place rhinestones around each girl’s eyes and apply their makeup for the dance.

Sodal

Panther Paws Dance Team Coaches and Members Named

Kristin Sodal leads the Panther Paws Dance Team with Maggie Furst Kesslie Gilbert Emily Grissom Holly Hendricks Blair Hunter Casey Looper Michelle Massey Katie Passmore Stephanie Rice Shelley Schmidt Lindsey Shelton Caitlin Sims Blair Slater Meghan Slater Adrian Tucker and Lauren Winchell. Aaron Wolfe serves as team helper and Kelsie Carlisle is mascot. Sodal praised the group as highly talented and noted the difficulty in replacing them next year.

Panther Paws Kristin Sodal Maggie Furst Kesslie Gilbert Emily Grissom Holly Hendricks Blair Hunter Casey Looper Michelle Massey Katie Passmore Stephanie Rice Shelley Schmidt Lindsey Shelton Caitlin Sims Blair Slater Meghan Slater Adrian Tucker Lauren Winchell Aaron Wolfe Kelsie Carlisle

Name Change Sheds Light on Railroad Commission Role

Rep David Farabee predicts approval of a name change to reflect the agency’s oil and gas focus as lawmakers weigh merging bodies. Rex White Jr notes resistance and Carrillo says rails fit poorly today with only 14 of 700 staff on rail safety while oil prices and production controls faded after the 1970s.

Strayhorn New Energy Department David Farabee Dwichita Falls Railroad Commission Rex H. White Jr Commission Public Utility Commission Senate White United States Spindletop Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Carrillo

Precinct 3 Commissioner Graff Addresses Odessa Toastmasters

Incumbent Precinct 3 County Commissioner Barbara Graff touted independence and a balanced budget at a noon Odessa Toastmasters Club meeting. She stressed research and fairness in decisions and urged full-time work for full-time pay, as she pursues re election against Republican David Dunn amid a March 12 vote and a prior recount dispute.

Precinct Barbara Graff Commissioners Court Graff Odessa Toastmasters Club Ector County Toastmasters Evan Crumpton David Dunn Dunn Midland Willie DuBose

Shooting victim dies after West Odessa bar incident

A 30 year old Denver City man Dale Edward Crider died after being shot March 29 by Ector County sheriff's deputy Enrique Mujfioz outside a West Odessa bar. Crider had been in critical condition at Medical Center Hospital since the shooting. Texas Ranger Sgt. Jess Malone said the investigation shows deputy Mufioz acted properly. Mujfioz remains on leave during the probe.

Denver City Ector County Dale Edward Crider Medical Center Hospital Criti Cal Enrique Mufioz Crider West Odessa Mufioz Texas Ranger Jess

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