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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 2015

Page

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Toddler Dies After Hot Car Incident in Pecos West Texas

Pecos police report a 17 month old boy Avrian Villalobos died Tuesday after being left in a hot car during triple digit temperatures. The mother had two older children with her when she dropped her husband at work. She inadvertently left the toddler inside, later attempted resuscitation, and transported him to a hospital where he died. An autopsy is planned and CPS has taken custody of the other two children.

Pecos Texas Avrian Villalobos Clay McKinney Avrian Child Protective Services

AARP Driving Skills Class Today at Northside Center

The AARP offers a mature driver safety course from 9 30 a m to 4 p m at Northside Senior Center 1225 N Adams Ave 50 plus adults may join for 15 20 with registration by calling 337 5281 Today also marks the West Texas Food Bank Be An Angel Feed A Child campaign celebration in Midland at 4 30 p m near Firestone Complete Auto Care 709 N Big Spring as the drive to aid hunger concludes raffle tickets for an Apple Watch or Rock Hounds suite prize are sold until about 5 p m

Northside Senior Center N. Adams Ave AARP West Texas Food Bank Midland Firestone Big Spring West Texas Food Bank and Security Bank West Texas Rock Hounds

West Texas music festival lists top country acts

The annual West Texas event released its lineup with several country acts slated to perform. Organizers anticipate a large turnout as fans await appearances by multiple headliners and supporting acts.

West Texas

Gunfight ID’d fugitive killed. two troopers wounded

The 24 year old Roger Dean Shull Jr. was killed in a gunfight with two Texas DPS troopers Tuesday afternoon at a Phillips 66 gas station in Midland. Troopers Chad Matlock and Michael Thomas were wounded but expected to recover. Shull faced a weekend Ward County drive by shooting probe. authorities hunted the vehicle he drove.

Roger Dean Shull Jr Texas Department of Public Safety DPS Elena Viramontes Chad Matlock Michael Thomas Medical Center Hospital Phillips 66 42Nd Street Andrews Highway Texas Rangers Ward County Sheriff's Office Shull Con Ward County

Odessa Fire Rescue welcomes newest firefighters at central station

During a Wednesday badge pinning ceremony at Odessa Fire/Rescue Central Station, Andrew Hale presided as Rocky Garcia Jhonson Nguyen Colton Blackstock Jose Valdez Steven Ellis and Juan Jimenez joined OFR as the newest firefighters, marking a fresh wave of talent for the department.

Odessa Fire/Rescue Central Fire Station Andrew Hale Rocky Garcia Jhonson Nguyen Colton Blackstock Jose Valdez Steven Ellis Juan Jimenez OFR

Chris Kyle memorial statue planned for Permian Basin

Odessa Community Foundation and Odessa Chamber of Commerce officials launch a national fundraising drive to place a memorial statue of slain American Sniper Chris Kyle at the Vet erans Affairs clinic off Highway 191 with a plaza. Kirk Edwards of Latigo Petroleum supports the plan as ownership transfers to Ector County Hospital District via donation agreement approved by the hospital.

Kirk Edwards Latigo Petroleum Chris Kyle Odessa Chamber of Commerce Odessa Community Foundation Permian Basin Veteran Affairs Clinic Highway 191 Ector County Kyle

75 Years of the Odessa American 1964 Election Year Outlook

Editor notes mark OA’s 75th anniversary with a recap of 1964 events affecting Odessans. Richard White defeated Ed Foreman for the 16th District seat. Goldwater carried Ector County narrowly against LBJ. Preston Parker reelected Odessa mayor. city council winners named. A fatal house fire claimed Mrs. Murphy Sr. on Crescent, a freight train derailed near Penwell, and Lewis Blake pulled off Odessa’s largest supermarket robbery.

el Paso Richard White Ed Foreman Goldwater WT. Bartlett Stadium Lyndon Johnson Preston Parker Odessa Ben Barron E. P. Ramosek Urbane Childers Thomas D. Murphy Sr West Crescent Texas and Pacific Penwell Lewis Blake Blake Farr East Eighth St Ector County

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