Hospital teams with Missouri City service for stroke risk screening
Stroke Prevention Plus teams with MCH to offer three noninvasive ultrasound tests for carotid arteries abdomen and peripheral vessels at 35 dollars each or 95 dollars for all three. Tests take 45 minutes and results mailed within 10 days. Appointments 9 am to 5 pm through Aug. 30 at MCH boardroom call 800 884 6251 to schedule.
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Medicare
MCH
Morris
United States
Randy Schemel
Stroke Prevention Plus
U.S
Schemer
Schemel
Defense Counsel Portrays Chapa as Patsy in Drug Trial
In a trial opening, Charlotte Harris of the public defender's office argued Luciano Chapa has brain damage from a 15 year old motorcycle accident and is prone to taking people at face value. Midland attorney Novert Morales urged scrutiny of government witnesses as Pasqual Gonzalez faces past charges and alleged investigative flaws. Omar Arias Carrillo, 32, testified Balderrama’s drug network moved about 62 tons of marijuana using methods like hiding bricks in plywood stacks and tar barrels, naming Balderrama and Quiroz as leaders. Prosecutors aim for a four week trial given the evidence and witnesses to come.
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Treme
Charlotte Harris
Public Defender’s Office
Luciano Chapa
Chapa
Harris
Midland
Novert
Gonzalez
Omar Arias Carrillo
Balderrama
Ivan
Carrillo
Mexico
United States
Quiroz
Furgeson
Grande Communications lands stadium naming rights in Midland
Grande Communications secured naming rights for a Midland stadium with a 1.2 million payment. The deal followed interest from 75 to 85 companies, narrowed to six or eight by consultant Ted Cox, who noted other telecoms and financial institutions involved. Grande’s local influence and community involvement tipped the scales, with about 80 events anticipated at the venue from football to church gatherings.
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Swallow
First American Bank
Grande Communications
Nam
Ing Rights
Ted Cox
Superlative Group
Cox
Grande
Midland-Odessa
Midland
Superlative
Morrow
Midland station sale hints reshaping Odessa radio group
La Ley's studios in Midland will host a public station starting later this week as Graham Brothers near FCC approval of a sale to Foster. The deal follows a management agreement guiding KTEX from country to Hispanic format, boosting Arbitron ratings to number one.
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la Ley
Claudesta
Desta Drive
Midland
Dugan
Roger Gearhart
Graham Brothers
FCC
Gearhart
Foster
John
KTEX
KWES
Richard Esparza
Drewry
Herb Graham
the Shadows
Andrews
East Eighth Street
North
Grandview Avenue
Graham Central Station
Odessa
Texas
Arizona
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Tennessee
Gunmen kill two in hospital in Nuevo Laredo
In Nuevo Laredo Mexico gunmen stormed a private hospital at dawn killing two people. Police say the attack was drug related. Four assailants forced bystanders to stay quiet then shot Ismael Flores Godinez four times as Silvano Ruiz, his brother in law and a man in the room, was found among the wounded.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Gilberto Martinez
Ismael Flores Godinez
Silvano Ruiz
Odessa fair ads push lighthearted food themed appeals
CVA Advertising and Marketing Inc in Odessa showcases nine day fair ads with playful headlines like For a limited time only and Dad's night to cook. The campaign highlights food and fun as central draws while noting a $50 pass for admission and rides. Odessa American Legion Post 430 plans Sept 11 remembrance at 6 30 p m at the CBS 7 tent with speakers, 21 gun salute, flyover by Commemorative Air Force planes, area bands, and First Baptist Praise Singers.
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CVA Advertising and Marketing Inc
Odessa
O’reilly
O'Reilly
Pol Aeons Willian
Odessa American Legion Post 430
CBS-7
Fairgrounds
Odessa Police Department
Williams
Air Force
Praise Singers
First Baptist Church
Odessa man charged after discovery of marijuana at residence
An Odessa man, Reyes Favila Molinar, 35, was charged Monday night with possession of about one pound of marijuana found during a search at 1438 S Alleghaney St by the West Texas Narcotics Enforcement Task Force and Ector County Sheriff's Office Tactical Response Team. The street value was listed at 506 dollars and Molinar was released Tuesday on a 5000 dollar bond. Separately, Ifrain and Linda Olivas of Odessa were sentenced in Midland federal court to eight months in prison and a 2000 dollar fine for employing illegal immigrants. The couple, owners of G and O Fence Company, had previously deported illegals with felony drug trafficking and stolen-vehicle convictions.
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Odessa
West Texas
Midland
US Border Patrol
Ifrain
Linda Olivas
G & O Fence Company
57Th St
Border Patrol
Sanchez presses insurance reform in Texas City race clash
Democratic candidate Tony Sanchez attacked Gov. Rick Perry over insurance reform in Texas City while Perry pitched property tax relief for seniors in North Texas. Sanchez touted a Bill of Rights for insurance customers, accused Perry of industry influence, and pledged to curb rate hikes and credit scoring. Perry countered with credit to state investigations and a plan to let local governments freeze taxes for seniors.
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Texas City
Tony Sanchez
Rick Perry
Texas
Perry
Sanchez
Laredo
Ray Sullivan
Sullivan
Farmers Insurance
Rockwall
North
U.S. Senate
John Cornyn
Southlake
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