Canton High coach shot by father at fieldhouse
Jeffrey Doyle Robertson, 45, entered Canton High School after classes and shot football coach Gary Joe Kinne in the field house. Kinne, the athletic director, was airlifted in critical condition. Robertson fled, injured himself, and was later jailed.
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Allie Dukes
Canton High School
Jeffrey Doyle Robertson
Canton
Gary Joe Kinne
Kinne
Mike Echols
Robertson
Tyler
Reservists begin journey to Middle East from Odessa and Midland
More than 60 Army reservists from Odessa and Midland said goodbye Thursday as they left for the Middle East. The unit will first proceed to Mesquite for a records and family support review, then Fort Polk in Louisiana for training before deployment to Operation Iraqi Freedom, with final destinations undisclosed until Fort Polk arrival.
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Odessa and
Middle East
Mesquite
Ing
Bob Williams
Army
Little Rock, Ark
Fort Polk
Dialer Janeenenalh
Williams
Afghanistan
Kuwait
Iraq
Mario Falcon
San Angelo
Mark
Falcon
Midland
Spc
Jesus Sanchez
Juana Sanchez
Red Cross Sends Soldiers Off With Comforts of Home
In Midland supporters gathered before dawn at Midland International Airport to send more than 60 soldiers bound for the Middle East. Spouses, family members, and Red Cross representatives offered gifts and well wishes as the unit boarded buses to Mesquite for onward travel to the Middle East.
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Red Cross
Odessa Hooters in the Works
Dallas based Hooters Texas Wings Inc. placed a legal notice in the Odessa American requesting a liquor license for a restaurant to be opened at 2660 John Ben Shepperd Parkway. The site currently houses Rockin Q, formerly Coyote Beach Café, owned by the Bob Barnes Co. Kathy McPherson, Bob.
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Hooters
Dallas
Texas Wings Inc
Odessa American
John Ben Shepperd Parkway
Rockin’ Q
Coyote Beach Café
Bob Barnes Co
Kirkland theater to open on 25 acres with dual indoor screens
R A Skeet Noret announces a July opening for a new drive in style theater on 25 acres, offering two screens with 482 and 440 car capacity, 5 dollar admission, 20 to 25 staff, and FM or jam box sound. location traces to former Video Park site and Holiday Drive-In origins. Noret, veteran operator, emphasizes people over crowds and adds space for kite flying and yard games.
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R.A
Skeet” Noret
Kirkland
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Echols
WEA
Dru
Alcuwol
Sciool
Gary Joe Kinnear
Mark Sterkel
Odessa
BY Jennifer Edwards
Famous Chain
Kathy McPherson
Bob
Odessa-Midland Drive-In
Noret
Lamesa
Stars and Stripes
Jkerr
Oapa
Red Lobster
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