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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 2000

Page

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Odessa High and Permian Debate Teams Travel to Amarillo

Odessa High School and Permian High School debaters will compete in a district tournament in Amarillo. The teams seek strong performances and potential district recognitions.

Odessa High Permian Amarillo

Dixie Boulevard plan approved for Odessa project

Odessa Texas DOT receives federal approval for a $325,000 Dixie Boulevard improvement project. The half mile segment from Atlantic Avenue to Union Pacific tracks will add four lanes a continuous turn lane curbs gutters and sidewalks. Bids planned before year end with construction slated to begin early 2001. spokesman Glen Larum notes TxDOT oversight.

Odessa Texas Department of Transportation Dixie Boulevard Txdot Atlantic Avenue Union Pacific Railroad Glen Larum

Huntsman pledges $125 million for cancer institute growth

Jon M. Huntsman, chairman and CEO of Huntsman Corp and founder of the Huntsman Cancer Institute, announced an additional 125 million gift to expand the institute’s research on its Salt Lake City campus. The 1995 gift includes 100 million for the ongoing research facility and shows the family’s long term commitment to cancer research and treatment.

Jon M. Huntsman Huntsman Corp Huntsman Cancer Institute University of Utah Salt Lake City HCI Huntsman

Inmates Fight Turns Deadly at Texas Prison

Larry Griffin reports inmates used hoes shovels and axes in a racially charged riot at the Smith Unit. One 24 year old prisoner Fernando Trejo died and 21 others were injured as guards attempted to control the outbreak after two black inmates exposed themselves to a female officer.

Fernando Trejo Smith Cameron County Glen Castlebury Texas Department of Criminal Justice Austin Castlebury

Violence Flares At Preston E. Smith Prison In Texas Riot

LAMESA The Preston E. Smith unit south of Lubbock went under lockdown after a riot involving about 300 inmates. One inmate was killed and 21 others were hurt. The incident follows a string of prison unrest across Texas, including hostages at Amarillo Clements unit and other attacks on guards, with executive director Wayne Scott stressing public safety and response.

John Baron Texas Department of Public Safety Preston E. Smith Lamesa Fernando Trejo Smith Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice Trejo Cameron County Lubbock Texas West Texas William P. Clements Jr Amarillo Beeville Byrd Huntsville Wayne Scott Mark Coates

Researchers Assess Algebra Textbooks For Learning Tools

AP review of multiple algebra texts from 1996 to 1999 highlights titles such as Concepts in Algebra, Contemporary Mathematics in Context CORE-Plus, Focus on Algebra, IMP, MATH Connections, and Mathematics Modeling Our World. It notes potential to aid student learning and mentions publishers Everyday Learning Corporation Addison Wesley Longman Key Curriculum Press It's About Time South-Western Educational and others.

Everyday Learning Corporation Addison Wesley Longman Key Curriculum Press It's About Time Inc

Scientists urge practical link between algebra and daily life

Washington panel of scientists criticizes textbooks for overloading students with equations and graphs while failing to show real world use. They cite truck routing and fuel efficiency as essential math applications and urge teachers to adapt methods. Odessa High's Eddy Pomroy supports teacher autonomy over book content.

Washington, D.C George Nelson American Association For the Advancement of Science Science Group Eddy Pomroy Odessa High Pomroy

Columbine video tapes released to families amid outrage

Golden AP report details the release of nearly three hours of Columbine High School footage showing a bloodstreaked library scene, destroyed classrooms, and motion as firefighters filmed. Parents react with grief, calling the release voyeuristic and painful while authorities defend it as court-ordered transparency.

Golden Colo Columbine Jefferson County Frank Hutfless Sarah McLachlan

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