Odessa Fire Department assigns eight public safety locations
Central is at 210 N. Lincoln Ave behind the Odessa Police Department No. 2 is at 1801 E. Murphy St near Huntsman No. 3 is at 5151 E. University Blvd near the Presidential Museum No. 4 is at 2704 N. Golder Dairy Queen at Golder and University Boulevard No. 5 is at 7155 E. Ridge Road near Mission Dorado No. 6 is at 3414 Brentwood Drive across from Gattiland No. 7 is at 2501 W. Eighth Street in western Odessa No. 8 is at 301 E. Yukon Road east of Schiemeyer Field Assistant Fire chief
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Central
Lincoln Ave
Odessa Police Department
E. University Blvd
Presidential Museum
N. Golder Ave
Dairy Queen
Golder and
University Boulevard
E. Ridge Road
Mission Dorado
Brentwood Drive
Gattiland
Eighth Street
Odessa
Yukon Road
Schiemeyer Field
City eyes new fire stations in Odessa plan
Odessa seeks funding to rebuild Central Fire Station and stations No 4 and No 7 as aging facilities from 1949 and 1963. Assistant Chief Roger Boyd says new or heavily remodeled plants are needed for drive through access and larger doors, with a three year forecast guiding the effort.
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Odessa Fire Department
Roger Boyd
Boyd
Odessa Fire Station Overhaul Moves Forward
Odessa considers rebuilding its three oldest fire stations with Central Station moving to a McKinney Avenue block and administration joining it. Total project cost is 3 675 400 dollars with land donation funding 1 406 600 for Station 4 and 1 215 000 for Station 7, totaling 6 297 000 dollars.
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Central Fire Station
McKinney Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Central
Lincoln Avenue
Peter Jennings Dies of Cancer at New York Home
ABC News President David Westin called Peter Jennings a colleague and friend as he died after a battle with lung cancer in New York. Jennings, a key figure with Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather in a era of cable news, faced treatment while continuing to work and guiding broadcasts through crises.
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Jennings
New York
ABC News
David “Peter
Westin
Tom Brokaw
Dan Rather
Ialshan
Jeff Alan
Chinese oil professionals train in Midland five months
A group of eight Chinese oil professionals from Dongying arrived in Midland for a five month training program in collaboration between the University of Texas of the Permian Basin and the Applied Petroleum Technology Center. The group includes five men and three women and will study oil and gas accounting and technical English at graduate level. Leticia Gonzalez-Reinke said the program features intensive English instruction and advanced accounting courses.
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Sheng Li Oil Field Company
Midland
Sheng Li Oil Field
Dongying
China
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
Applied Petroleum Technology Center
Leticia Gonzalez-Reinke
UTPB
Said
Barry Beck
Left
Wang Zhi Yong
Lu Jing
Utpb Center For Energy and Economic Diversification
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