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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 2016

Page

3

McDonald's drops artificial additives from popular items

New York reports McDonald’s will remove artificial preservatives from Chicken McNuggets and nix high fructose corn syrup from burger buns as part of a broader move to reshape its image. The chain seeks to recapture diners after three years of declining U S visits while industry rivals push toward perceived healthier options.

New York McDonald's McDonald’s U.S

Heat records top Midland history for July 2016

The National Weather Service notes Midland’s hottest months on record with July 2016 at 89.6 degrees average and highs reaching 101.4 degrees. Top prior maxima include July 1964 at 100.4 and July 1998 at 100.2. Minimums also show extremes with readings around 74 to 75 degrees in July 2016.

National Weather Service

Midland sees higher water deliveries and August outlook

The Midland area reports average daily water delivery from the Colorado River Municipal Water District rising to 17.4 million gallons, up from 15.9 in May and 16.0 in June. Climate Prediction Center forecasts normal August temperatures with a 40 percent chance of above-average heat through October.

Midland Colorado River Climate Prediction Center

Summit weighs pulling support for $116 million project

The agency may end all institutional backing after pausing funding and extending a no cost cooperative agreement to the company. Summit pressed for continued support before the July 15 expiry while officials would not set a fate date. Bret Logue called TCEP a key low carbon energy project with broad public and private investment. Odessa American contributed reporting by Corey Paul.

Summit Impor Bret Logue TCEP

Miami Zika travel warning issued for Wynwood area

Texas doctor urges avoidance of travel to Miami as CDC warns pregnant women to postpone conceiving for at least two months after 14 suspected Zika cases in the Wynwood arts district. Health officials note possible sexual transmission and urge testing for those recently in the area. Authorities plan an emergency response and stress caution for South Florida.

Miami U.S Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Wynwood Rick Scott CDC Florida Latin America Caribbean White House Peter Hotez Baylor College of Medicine Texas Miami- Dade County Evaristo Miqueli Broward County Mosquito Control Pembroke Pines Fla

Re election bid filed by District 2 councilman

District 2 councilman Dewey Bryant is officially a candidate for re election after the Ector County Elections Office certified a petition of 50 supporters. He filed July 27 to run with the city. The filing period runs through Aug 22 with no fees. Mayoral and District 1 seats also on November ballot.

Dewey Bryant Ector County Elections Office Bryant David Turner Amye McNeil Norma Grimaldo City Hall

County faces jail crowding. sheriff seeks budget boost

Eckert urges over 60.5 million general fund budget with a 0.36 property tax rate to offset mineral value loss. The plan keeps a 6.3 million reserve, funds a 500 thousand sheriff increase for four new patrol deputies and two investigators, as commissioners hold hearings ahead of a September 12 vote. Sheriff oversees law enforcement jail courthouse security and animal control.

Eckert Sheriffs Office Donaldson Midlana County Precinct 1 Eddy Shelton

County budget plans seek bigger jail funds and reform

County Judge Ron Eckert proposes a fiscal year budget that boosts the jail budget by about 1 million to 12.2 million and raises the Detention Center contract services to 33 million to ship inmates to other counties. He backs an advisory committee and transparency to expose inefficiencies in the criminal justice system while expanding the jail and funding courthouse security and legal fees.

Ron Eckert Tinyurl.com Eckert Ector County Precinct Greg Simmons

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