Ex Odessa student charged in Tomball shooting
Pamela Wright formerly Paul Wright remains free on 30000 bond after allegedly shooting Danny Lee Crosby 45, a former Odessa High student. Wright confessed after calling 911 and cited a troubled relationship and child support dispute as motives. Crosby died Sunday from a wound above the left eye. Wright previously indicated a sex change completed in 1994.
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Midland Odessa tax plan eyed as economic tool
Midland city officials seek voter support for a half cent sales tax hike to fund economic development and a 17 percent project. Mayor Bobby Burnswill and MEM Hubble Communications conducted a survey of 410 Midland voters to gauge opinion as Odessa joins the plan.
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Newlyweds join Nike Journey at Permian Basin golf event
Chris and Tina Winchip, a newly married pair from Sree ae, travel from Odessa to compete in the Nike Permian Basin tournament attracting 144 top up and coming golfers for a $200000 purse and PGA tour prospects. Tina joins as caddy while Chris pursues pro ambitions across the country.
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FBI sniper charged in Ruby Ridge case aftermath
Boundary County prosecutors press charges against Lon Gee Fidane for killing a federal marshal, reviving debate over federal use of force. The 1992 Ruby Ridge standoff previously led to calls for clearer rules of engagement and drew national scrutiny of FBI operations.
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Tainted meat plant closes
Washington AP reports a Nebraska plant that produced possibly hazardous hamburger patties has closed and is recalling an estimated 25 million pounds. Officials say contamination originated at the slaughterhouses, not the plant, but stricter safety standards are required before it will reopen. The recall represents a major expansion and is the department's largest to date.
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