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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 2011

Page

5

West Texas Fires Bring Federal Help and Brief Relief

Odessa firefighters checked a grassfire at north 338 and Grandview burning five acres. Fire crews gained a brief respite with no further calls, while federal teams from Forest Service National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management battled fires across 36 counties. Weather offered limited reprieve with calmer winds and higher humidity, aiding containment for now.

Odessa North 338 Grandview Boyd The Forest Service National Park Service Bureau of Land Management Texas Bridget Litten Buffalo Trail Council Texas Ave Midland Texas Forest Service Mary Webb Webb

West Texas wildfires show progress despite damage at ranch

Fire crews report progress on multiple West Texas blazes with large acreages and high containment. The Rockhouse fire in Jeff Davis County covers 200,302 acres at 90 percent contained, Cannon Group fire in Pecos County 63,463 acres at 90 percent, Frying Pan Ranch Fire in Andrews County 80,907 acres at 90 percent, and Wildcat Fire in Coke County 158,887 acres at 10 percent. The Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch suffered damage from Rockhouse fire, prompting a 4 p.m. press conference for details.

Coke County West Texas Hannah Farley Texas Forest Service Midland Jeff Davis County Cannon Group Pecos County Andrews County Buffalo Trail Council Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch Rockhouse

Fort Stockton Officials Oppose Water Permit Amid Talks

Mayor Ruben Falcon and City Manager Raul Rodriguez described ongoing concerns at an informational session as Fort Stockton and other parties challenge a water permit by ES Holdings. The March council vote rejected a five million dollar settlement with water quality monitoring and guarantees, with Pecos County Brewster County GCD and ex-commissioner Gregg McKenzie among opponents. A project timeline cited procedural failures by Middle Pecos, while McCarthy warned a fair hearing will be judged after it occurs. The Texas Water Development Board site was noted for reference.

Fort Stockton Ruben Falcon Raul Rodriguez Falcon ES. Holdings Pecos County Brewster County Groundwater Conservation District Gregg McKenzie

Odessa man struck and killed crossing I 35 in Temple

An Odessa resident, Dennis English, 66, was hit by a tractor trailer and several other vehicles while crossing southbound I 35 near Adams Avenue in Temple. He died at the scene after entering the highway on foot at about 5:35 a.m. No citations were issued. Speed was not a factor per temple police. The southbound lanes reopened after 9:45 a.m.

Temple Odessa Dennis English Temple Police Department English Denny’s Adams Avenue Temple PD Brad Hunt Temple Daily News Daily News

VA weighs opening clinic in Odessa Midland area

The Department of Veterans Affairs eyes a new major outpatient clinic to serve veterans in Ector Midland Ward Winkler Crane Upton and Loving counties with space needs 10 year lease and occupancy by March 12 2012 The project aims to provide primary care physical therapy health and wellness and mental health services with ADA accessibility and parking for up to 100 vehicles.

Big Springs Hanslik Harris Odessa Tanglewood Lane Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Texas Tech Joe Rickey Ector County Veterans Service Iraq Afghanistan Rickey

Two arrested charged with theft of copper

Odessa man Corey Reeves Bostic aged 23 faces four state jail felonies for theft of copper and related copper aluminum and bronze thefts. His girlfriend Ashley Clack, 22, was arrested on three counts of theft of copper and released on bond. Police traced copper sales to Time Machine and noted welding leads removed from a truck.

Odessa Corey Reeves Bostic Basco Ave Ector County Ashley Clack Bostic Rasco Ave Detention Center Jbi Parkway Clack 42Nd St

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