Dollar drive at Presidential Museum exceeds $1,000 in May
Donors nationwide help fund the Presidential Museum in a cash drive sparked by a radio joke. By May two months after the start, about 1,020 dollars have been collected, with contributions arriving from Odessa, Midland, Hobbs, Andrews and even Virginia.
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Robert Hallmark
Kurt Verlei
Presidential Museum
Board of Trustees
Lettie England
Hallmark
Dallas
England
Odessa
Midland
Hobbs
Andrews
Permian Basin
Virginia
Here
ClearChannel Radio
Chuck Palmer
ClearChannel
Rogers Named Chief Investigator in Ector ME Office
Former Ector and county attorney Carl Rogers becomes chief investigator for the Ector County medical examiner's office. Medical Center Hospital has carried out the office duties for 13 years.
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Ector
Carl Rogers
Ector County Medical Examiner
Medical Center Hospital
County shifts medical examiner duties to sheriff investigator
Carl Rogers, former sheriff's homicide investigator, will take over as county medical examiner's office lead after Oct 1. Medical Center Hospital has staffed the duty via its security department for 13 years, but will transition control to Rogers as Dr. Nathan Galloway becomes medical examiner. Budget questions and a split commission vote mark the move as the county plans its new medical examiner's office and costs.
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Carl Rogers
Medical Center Hospital
Rogers
White
MCH
Nathan Galloway
Justices of the Peace
Iner
Ector County
Freddie Gardner
Gardner
Barbara Graff
Huntsman reports 21 percent rise in Q2 earnings
Huntsman posts 3.3 billion second quarter revenue, up 21 percent from a year earlier despite higher oil prices. CEO Peter R. Huntsman cites profitability gains and improved supply demand conditions while noting costly feedstock and energy inputs. Odessa plant HR manager McPherson discusses cost controls amid fuel price pressures.
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Huntsman
Peter R. Huntsman
McPherson
Odessa
Odessa lands Coca Cola distribution center in city plans
Odessa will host a new Coca Cola distribution center after winning the bid over Andrews and Midland. The move preserves 70 jobs and adds 10 to 12 more, with a $595,000 incentive package, a $4.5 million facility, and a $2 million yearly payroll. The plan awaits Odessa City Council approval on August 23.
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Odessa
Coca-Cola
Neil McDonald
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Andrews and Midland
Odessa Development Corp
van St
S. Pagewood St
Odessa Park
McDonald
CDC
David Lords
Coca- Cola
Lords
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