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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 2004

Page

12

New Odessa College leader pushes student service focus

New OC vice president Bill Thallemer says he works at 90 mph to upgrade student services and outreach. He plans weekly Spanish term training, expanded counseling, and evening childcare options while reorganizing admissions, recruiting, and registrar tasks to boost student success. Thallemer brings prior work at Jefferson Davis CC and other colleges, and also teaches online for the University of Phoenix.

Odessa College Bill Thallemer Thallemer Sue Blair Jefferson Davis Community College Brewton Ala Greek Council University of Memphis Slippery Rock College Pennsylvania Vance Gipson Gipson Richard Abalos Notre Dame Catholic Church Stacey University of Mississippi

Sagebrush Sounds to Record Live CD at Globe Theatre

Sagebrush Sounds a Western band with 30 songs performs at the Globe Theatre on Saturday at 7 p.m. with a $7 advance $8 door price. The group blends cowboy classics with humorous stage acts and memories of old songs. Band members Meeks Sewell Harriman Olsen discuss their humor and pride in keeping a U.S. cowboy music tradition alive.

Sagebrush Sounds Globe Theatre Sons of the Pioneers Greg Meeks U.S Sagebrush The R. Sewell Harriman Sewell Meeks Farwell Seminole Arizona Mark Olsen Lamesa

Study to Map Funding for Texas Water Supply Costs

Mullican notes federal loans cover wastewater and infrastructure but not water supply, estimated at 18 billion. Sen. Duncan says no current funding path. The Texas Water Development Board begins an economic impact study due this fall to identify funding targets and potential revenue sources, including bottled water tax, and project future impacts.

Mullican U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Robert Duncan Texas Water Development Board

V J Day memories span oceans and kilts among veterans

Odessa resident J B Hennigan recalls V J Day as he was discharged shortly after victory in Europe. A Seething England base mechanic heard word on the radio after a furlough parade in Dundee with Scots in kilts and bagpipes.

Europe Dundee Scotland J.B. Hennigan Odessa Leesville Hennigan

Texas National Guard mobilizes for Iraq

Odessa unit Battery B 133rd Field Artillery joins about 3000 Texas guardsmen called to Iraq. Other units from Midland Big Spring Lubbock San Angelo join for Fort Hood training before a one year overseas stay starting early 2005.

Texas National Guard Odessa Iraq 133Rd Field Artillery Texas National Spring 142Nd Infantry Lubbock San Angelo 112Th Armor Fort Hood

Palmer County man arrested after Hobbs standoff

A 31 year old Palmer County man, John Jesko, was arrested on a fugitive from justice warrant in Hobbs New Mexico. He faced murder charges from Palmer County Texas and additional counts of aggravated assault on a peace officer and aggravated fleeing. He surrendered after a 20 minute standoff on Andrews Highway. He is held at Lea County Detention Center on bonds totaling 62500 dollars.

Hobbs N.M Palmer County John Jesko Lea County Jesko Texas Andrews Highway

Nickelback to Headline Concert at Ector Coliseum Monday

Nickelback along with Puddle of Mudd and Finger Eleven will perform at the Ector County Coliseum at 7 p.m. Monday. Tickets are $35 and can be bought at Endless Horizons and Laskey's Western Wear, with box office sales starting at 10 a.m. Monday.

Odessa Nickelback Puddle of Mudd Finger Eleven Ector County Coliseum Endless Horizons Laskey Coliseum

Eichers start dachshund sanctuary near Odessa

The Eichers opened a dachshund sanctuary at 16396 N Hollyhock Ave about 1.5 miles north of Hollyhock and Cottonwood, aiming to expand adoption programs and keep the refuge running for their successors. Paula Roberts of Odessa adopted a dog for her sick son and became a foster parent, noting the rewarding life saved by adoptions.

Eichers Connie Eicher N. Hollyhock Ave Hollyhock

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