Kari’s Law requires direct 9-1-1 dialing for Texas MLTS
Texas moves to require direct dial access to 9-1-1 from multline telephone systems by Sept 1 2016 under Senate Bill 788 Kari’s Law signed May 15 2015 by Gov. Abbott. The rule stems from the Kari Hunt case in Marshall where a child could not reach emergency services. A one year waiver may be granted if an affidavit is timely filed while systems can be reprogrammed or replaced with minimal cost.
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Cool music on hot nights at Odessa Hot Summer Nights
The Odessa Council for the Arts and Humanities hosts Hot Summer Nights at Noel Heritage Plaza Park 320 W Fifth St from 8 to 10 p.m. The final show features White Ghost Shivers. Admission is free with concessions. bring a lawn chair and drinks. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed. Call 335-4682 or 337-1492 or visit odessaarts.org for details.
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Noél Heritage Plaza Park
Fifth St
White Ghost Shivers
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Fire damages home and vehicles on East 56th Street Odessa
Firefighters battled a blaze in the 400 block of East 56th Street destroying a shed a detached guest room and two vehicles. Two occupants escaped safely as police closed nearby streets for safety with no injuries reported and investigators awaiting cause.
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UTPB dorms ready for opening this weekend
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin prepares its newest residence and dining hall for occupancy beginning this weekend with resident assistants moving in. Contractor Hill Wilkinson. Architect Randall Scott Architects. Construction cost just over 39 million dollars and completion slides into late July.
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David Wayland
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Wayland
Odessa
Midland
Hill & Wilkinson
Richardson
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Dallas
Rio Games open under grim clouds tests of Olympic appeal
The opening ceremony for the first South American Olympics unfolds amid recession, terror, and violence. Athletes from 10,500 will march as Usain Bolt and Michael Phelps chase more medals, while readers confront tragedies from Nice to Orlando.
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Chael Phelps
Nice
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