Kisatchie Jaycees at Wade Correctional cited best in Louisiana
Kisatchie Jaycees, a 62 member chapter at Wade Correctional Center, named best in Louisiana and best prison chapter nationwide among 53. The inmates run 22 major projects yearly, raise funds for muscular dystrophy, hand out Christmas toys, refurbish a Homer park, and speak to schools to promote job skills and domestic violence awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Louisiana
Claiborne Parish
Wade Correctional Center
James Wallett
Eunice
Louisiana Jaycees
Kisatchie Jaycees
Jerry Thompson
Kelly Ward
Homer Park
Kisatchie
Michael Leatherwood
Jaycees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Hudson
Alan LaBorde
Baton Rouge
William White
Sylacauga
Ala
David Wade
Robbers Betrayal Ends in Death and Hidden Treasure
In a cave tale with a hermit and three robbers, greed leads to murder and poisoning. The two conspirators kill the third after he returns with food, then die themselves, leaving the treasure untouched. Versions spread from Sufi origins to Chaucer's Pardoner's Tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Chaucer
the Pardoner
Workforce Commission Takes Over Texas City Day Care Agency
The Texas Workforce Commission moved to assume control of a Galveston County social service agency serving about 4,300 children after identifying unsound accounting and management. A special review team will monitor day to day operations while a new system is set, following concerns over the 1998 budget and banking arrangements.
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Texas City
Texas Workforce Commission
Enn
Galveston Ny
Community Action
David Beshear
The
Texas City Sun
June Ross
Council
Beshear
Births and divorces in Odessa area records update
Births list recorded at Odessa Regional Hospital across July and August with multiple families including Carrasco Lopez Suchil Garcia, Brooks Winfrey Ponce Frederick Hanson Davidson Castillo Marquez Murray Nading Meinkowsky Velasquez Woods. Divorces noted for July 20 to Aug 6, listing numerous couples and dissolution dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Regional Hospital
Neri
Irene Carrasco
Odessa
Regina Lopez
Oscar Suchil
Patricia
Daniel Garcia
Lance
Kimberly Brooks
Michael
Cindy Winfrey
Dania Ponce
Richard
Kim Frederick
Sherry Hanson
John Valbuena
Big Spring
Truett
Traci Davidson
Cohoma
Maria Castillo
Gilbert Levario
Jesus
Christina Marquez
Robert
Lorena Murray
Wade
Erika Nading
Troy
Renee Meinkowsky
Alberto and
Christela Velasquez
William and
Brandy Woods
Ink and polish stain removal guide for fabrics
Prewash stain removers and aerosol aids wet garments for one to three minutes before washing. Apply gels promptly and up to a week before washing. Rinse hands, repeat. For washing, add one cup each of non chlorine bleach and detergent. White or colorfast fabrics may use chlorine bleach or color remover. Some inks may resist removal. Place stained area facedown on paper towels and sponge nail polish remover on the fabric’s wrong side. Do not use on acetate fabrics. For deodorants, apply detergent and massage, rinse, then wash warm. Pretreat with stain remover if needed. Rinse hands, repeat. Wash with enzyme presoak and one cup detergent plus one cup non chlorine bleach, soak one or two days if needed, then machine wash again.
BLOTTER REPORTS MULTIPLE ODESSA CRIME INCIDENTS
Police records list several cases including an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon on Crane Avenue, a sexual assault involving a known suspect at North Tom Green, an injury to a child case at the same North Tom Green address, a storage building burglary with theft of tools and a Lincoln Mark VIII, and two possession of a controlled substance arrests with bonds set at 2200 and 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Somone
Crane Avenue
Inury
Tom Green Avenue
Odessa Man Charged With Felony Driving While Intoxicated
A 26 year old Odessa man Timmy Lee Hart faced a felony DWI charge with bond set at 5000 dollars. Another Odessa man, 41, was jailed on a felony DWI charge in Ector County Jail Saturday.
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Ector County
David Alan Faber
36Th St
Odessa
Marcelo Anaya
Grand Mesa Drive
Timmy Lee Hart
Arkansas weighs juvenile transfers after Jonesboro shooti ngs
Arkansas officials debate raising age limits and possible transfer of Mitchell Johnson and Andrew Golden to adult or out of state facilities after the Westside Middle School shooting. Judge Gary Arnold chairs a committee as reform momentum grows nationally. The trial environment for the two is described as near adult, with evidence including firearms, fingerprints, and gunpowder traces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Joe Quinn
Jonesboro
Mitchell
Andrew
Ralph Wilson Jr
Texas
Gary Arnold
Benton
Ark
Arnold
Little Rock
Pearl
Miss
Paducah
Springfield
Ore
Edinboro
Mitchell Johnson
Andrew Golden
Wilson
Brent Davis
Westside Middle
Arkansas State Crime Laboratory
Aar and
Brew
Doug Golden
Steve Erickson
Alexander Youth Services Center
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Prison Charity
Best In
Kisatchie Jaycee
Thompson
Leatherwood
Mike
Pam Dance
Domestic Abuse Resistance Team
DART
Dance
Lou Weaver
Bank One
Jaycee
Workforce Commission
Social Service
Cynthia Elisabeth Trevino
Rudy Cervantes Trevino
Martha Gonzalez
Oscar Manuel Gonzalez
John London
Trinidad Salazar London
Bobby A. Baca
Sylvia A. Baca
Joe Manuel Vasquez
Prissy Fuentez Vasquez
Sue Diaz
Auden Diaz
Linda Bowen
Bobby Reid Bowen
Amando Esparza Jr
Yolanda V. Esparza
Romana Adame
Alfonso Adame
Kendra Marcelle Walker
Kevin James Walker
Susan Leigh Williams
Rodney Clay Williams
Michael Allen Callis
Patti Jean Callis
Corena Hammonds Hanson
Ricky J. Hanson
Janet Lynn Scates Penn
Terry Allen Pen
Yolanda Rodriguez Chavez
Ruben Albert Chavez
Courtney Dawn Mohesky
Lance _ Kit Mohesky
Zorina Renee Ruiz
Ricky Wayne Hinton
James Edward West
Peggy Pricey
Manuel Holguin Mireles
Laura Sanchez
Josh Robert Slider
Kathy Juanita Smith
Michael Leonard Spratt Jr
Lisa Nicole Schorlemmer
Shawn Adam Patsternak
Audra Angela Hurt
Gary Don Eggleston
Anita Louise Weldy
David Castellon Navarrette
Taralynn Wilson
Jason Lesley Franklin
Candice Sharlene Klein
Yaren Olivas
North
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