Mauro Campaign Tour Targets Texas Voters In Personal Outreach
Democrat Mauro, trailing Bush in Texas polls, urges door to door campaigning to win support by visiting 7,500 homes and contacting 400,000 residences. He criticizes Bush on priorities, notes a $7-10 billion surplus, calls for a $4 billion tax cut, $2 billion in classrooms, and 10,000 new police as he canvasses Odessa and surrounding areas.
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Henry Lee Lucas
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Lifesaving birth saved by combined ambulance and fire crew
A breech birth on a Sunday required rapid response from EMS and fire personnel. Rivas and James Luhan assisted with delivery and resuscitation, then Jessica Greenough and newborn Tyrell Markus Greenough moved to Medical Center Hospital where Tyrell faced critical condition but showed improvement through high frequency oscillator ventilation. Tyrell weighed 1.9 pounds at birth. doctors projected an 80 percent survival by Tuesday, with final weekly update at 80 to 90 percent. Jessica was diagnosed with lupus and released after recovery.
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James Luhan
Jessica Greenough
Jok
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Anthony L. Talbert
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Odessa
Talbert
Web campaign pages expand reach in Texas races
The article notes candidates including Hobby, Rylander, Perry, Garza, and Mauro using campaign websites to reach voters. It highlights features such as election returns, proposals, supporter letters, volunteer invites, and email contact, reflecting a broader move to online outreach in Texas politics.
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Coopersmith
Hobby
Carole Keeton Rylander
Scott McClellan
Mark Sanders
Eee E
Ray
GOP
Rick Perry
Tony Garza
Republican Railroad Commission
U.S. Congress
George Bush
Garry Mauro
Garry
Texas
Police arrest suspect in killing of columnist and servant
Mexican police detained 23 year old Pedro Saucedo Avendano at a station before a train ride to Chiapas. He is linked to the stabbing death of Sally Sue Hulse, 60, a Mexico City Times columnist, Aug. 3, and the beating death of her servant Alberto Chavez in a Zona Rosa area apartment. He reportedly admitted entering the home to steal valuables and cash.
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Pedro Saucedo Avendano
Chiapas
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Sally Sue Hulse
Saucedo
Hulse
Zona Rosa
Blotter: Injury Accidents and Felony Activities Reported
Police and sheriffs reports detail injury accidents and felony activity. Addresses are listed to the nearest hundred block for crime locations and victims.
Odessa theft, kidnapping, and assault incidents reported
An elderly Odessa woman was pushed during a fight on Esmond Drive. A 23-year-old man was jailed on attempted kidnapping. A 15-year-old girl survived an attempted kidnapping on Bluebonnet. Other cases include a money theft, unauthorized vehicle use, and two vehicle thefts involving a 1982 Ford and a 1998 Chevrolet. Bond set for suspects ranges from 2,500 to 3,500 dollars.
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Esmond Drive
Ector County
Longina Garcia Flores
S. Berry
Jorge H. Bautista
Alfred Avenue
D’andra Florez
North
Graham Drive
North Adams Avenue
Graham Avenue
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