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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2005
Page
12
Theft at Sears 4101 42nd St totals 5740 dollars
Police report a theft at Sears 4101 42nd St involving two employees who diverted 5740 dollars during a window from 8 a.m. July 8 to 4:45 p.m. July 22. The blotter item lists the private residence crime addresses and locations as part of the felonies reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Eee
Sears
San Angelo gets rare art exhibit from major U S painters
Karen Hembree of the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts notes the exhibit, featuring Norman Rockwell, Andrew Wyeth, Albert Bierstadt and Robert Henri, is the only Texas venue for the show. Howard Taylor estimates the collection in the tens of millions, highlighting its status as a rare opportunity for a smaller museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hembree
San Angelo Museum
Texas
Douglas Hyland
Connecticut Museum
Hyland
Cincinnati Museum of Art
San Angelo
Taylor
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts gains space and praise
The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts occupies about 26 000 square feet with lofty 65 foot arches. It houses ceramics from its biennial National Ceramics Competition along with a library and permanent art collections. Since opening July 3 it has drawn over 2 000 visitors and aims for several thousand more before September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo Museum of Fine Art
Katrina Buckner
Monica Martinez
Edinburgh
Buckner
Martinez
Two Iraq veterans die by self harm near Fort Hood
Fort Hood reports two soldiers who served in Iraq killed themselves in separate incidents in Killeen. Sgt. Robert Decouteaux 24 from New York died from a self inflicted gunshot wound after transfer to a Temple hospital. Spc. Robert Hunt 22 from Houston was found dead in his apartment from asphyxiation after unit members failed to reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hood
Killeen
Robert Decouteaux
Rosedale
Temple Hospital
Spe
Robert Hunt
Houston
Carol Smith
Hunt
Decouteaux
4Th Infantry
Dan Hassett
Iraq
Army
1St Cavalry Division
Tax free weekend draws shoppers and mixed views
Ann Spooner notes a 20 percent shopper rise on tax free days as stores extend weekend hours at J C Penney and Sears in Music City Mall. Ali’s Perfumes owner Miriam Lujan says mall crowds pull customers away, while Liz Midgley of Liz’s Linens sees slight upticks from more people shopping but not solely due to tax savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Spooner
J.C. Penney
Sears
Music City Mall
Miriam Lujan
Ali's Perfumes & Joyeria
N. County Road West
Liz Midgley
Liz
N. Grandview Ave
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Mark Sterkel
Lake Nosworthy
Silo House
Mlk Blvd
Harris Ranch
Miss
The
Texas Rangers
Odessa
Grant Avenue
Muskingum Ave
Karen Hembree
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
Concho
Concho River
Howard Taylor
Patriot Lng, Ltd
Texas Commission On Environmental Quality
TCEQ
Midland
West County
Midland County
Burton Bumgarner
McLaren
Cindy Oglesby
Jane Moore
Associated Press
Smith’s Shoes, Inc
Twin Towers
Smithsshoes.com
Amana
West Texas
Nana Ultron
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