WCS awards $80M contract for waste pit at Andrews site
WCS awarded URS a three year, $80 million contract to design and build a byproduct waste pit at the Andrews County facility. The project supports disposal of radioactive byproduct material under a pending license from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The plan includes a railroad unloading complex, a byproduct landfill, and a low level radioactive waste landfill pending license approval.
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Andrews County
WCS
URS
Texas Commission On Environmental
WGS
Rod Baltzer
Baltzer
Lone Star Chapter
The
Sierra Club
State District Court
Texas’ Environmental
Eunice
Ken Kramer
Waste Control Specialists facility safety question hits online poll
Readers are invited to weigh in on the safety of WCS's new low level radioactive waste facility. A public poll asks if the facility near West Texas will be safe, directing users to a poll on the web.
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WCS
WWW
Da0a. Com
OC golf program pushes gaming center as new certificate
Computer information systems chair says Austin ranks third in the nation for gaming development and OC hopes to offer a gaming certificate and eventual associate degree. He notes demand from students and glamor myths, but warns it requires real work and hands on teaching. The college plans tie ins with a student center, revamped cafeteria, and new campus events space.
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Cone
Austin
Silicon Valley
Seattle
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
West Texas
Mike Haney
Haney
Huckabee Reflects On Dropout And Home Core Values
Former candidate Mike Huckabee joked that notoriety fades after dropout and urged focus on the home. He cited a visit to Rwanda to illustrate hardship and praised the Centers for Children and Families as a safety net for at risk youth. He argued government cannot replace parents in fostering a strong nation.
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Centers For
Huckabee
CCF
BLOTTER REPORTS MULTIPLE ODESSA CRIMES AND ARRESTS
The blotter lists aggravated assault incidents in the 1000 block North Dixie Boulevard and 700 block Snyder Street with undetermined suspects. Burglary of a vehicle at 4600 Conley Avenue involved laptops and electronics worth 5090. Other thefts include tools from a 2005 Ford F-250 on McKnight Drive, and a major prescription fraud case tied to Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. A 17-year-old Odessa male was arrested for cocaine possession. two other suspects were released on bonds of 26000. A 19-year-old Odessa woman faced charges for prohibited substance in a correctional facility. A Medical Center Hospital IV pump was reported stolen.
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Odessa
North Dixie Boulevard
Snyder Street
Conley Avenue
McKnight Drive
West 24Th Street
Bobby Herrera
Redbud Ave
Ector County Detention Center
East 52Nd Street
Adrian Galindo
S. Arrow~ Head
Rochester Avenue
Kiya Pierce
Odessa St
Ector County
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Alleghany Avenue
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Fourth St
Medical Center Hospital
Southwick Plaza
2Nd St
Andrews Highway
Midland
Brainone
Manpher L. Gurru
Sonya
Metabolic Research Center
Emetabolic.com
Cabar Bornanse
Tim
Arrales
Fae
Herat
J Ovessa
Northecland
Pais ‘Sciatica
RY & Spine Center
Wvieek
Aes
Mich Hospital
U Ae
Perera
Bartops
Vanities
Trad
Southwest 66 Credit Union
Southwest OD Credit Union
E. 52Nd Street
West University
Texas
United States
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