BLOTTER: Injury A cts and Felony Crimes Reported
A BLOTTER listing police records details injuries from a fight at Baby O’s on Eighth Street and aggravated assault charges against Timothy Watkins. It notes a 6 year old harmed by juveniles on Reschewrosd Street, a separate aggravated assault case in Ector County Jail, and a burglary of habitation involving a stolen TV stereo and VCR valued at $1,900. Also reported were burn injuries to a child and a man assaulted at Comanche Trail Park. Bond amounts and arrest statuses are provided where available.
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Clerance Leon Butler
Baby O's
Timothy Gerald Watkins
N. Fexar Ave
Ector County
Antonio Perez
14Th St
Kit Carman Hernandez
Gramm Morales Debate Date Sparks Dallas TV Talk
Republican Sen. Phil Gramm agreed to a Sept. 29 television debate with Democratic challenger Victor Morales. Morales wants a mid-October date near Election Day at KERA Dallas studios co-sponsored by The Dallas Morning News. KERA offered Sept. 29 on July 2.
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Dallas
Phil Gramm
Victor Morales
Morales
KERA
Dallas Morning News
Yolette Garcia
Courtbeat Indecency and drug charges result in probation
Albert Joe Rizo, 44, of 200 Neal Sr., received five years deferred adjudication and probation after pleading guilty to indecency with a child. Ray Charles Hoyle, 36, of 9117 Andrews Highway No. 34, got three years probation after pleading guilty to possession of cocaine between one and four grams.
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Albert Joe Rizo
Neal Sr
Joe
Ray Charles Hoyle
Andrews Highway No
Bill McCoy
Doctors impressed by MCH training and facilities
Dr Storring praises MCH as well equipped and staff stable with senior doctors handling most cases. During two years, MCH and TTUHSC drew referrals from across West Texas. The procedure has been approved for general use and several large area hospitals now employ it. Working at MCH’s Special Care Nursery provides a sense of pride.
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Talbert
MCH
Ttuhsc
West Texas
Colleges, discipline rules debated at Odessa hearing
Hochberg said funding came from outside the appropriations committee. Odessa High School principal Lee Starnes urged colleges to train teachers for language barriers and cultural sensitivity while Christine Hernandez noted efforts by some universities to engage with public schools. Ricardo Torres called for expanded expulsion latitude and funding for districts housing violent students under Chapter 37, though Sadler argued the rules aim to keep students off the streets.
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Appropriations Committee
Hochberg
Lee Starnes
Odessa High School
Christine Hernandez
Ricardo Torres
Midland Independent School
Torres
Sadler
American airline warns pilots on data errors after crash
American spokesman John Ho tard says a letter is sent to all pilots warning of a coding problem found by American investigators. FAA issues bulletin on inconsistencies between some databases and aeronautical charts as Colombian probe aims for October findings.
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Ewell
John Hotard
Dallas Morning News
American
Federal Aviation Administration
Pat Carisco
National Transportation Safety Board
Fort Worth
Cali
South America
Rocky Mountains
Tournament boosts Permian Basin economy and exposure
Allen notes the tournament injects 1.5 to 2 million into the Permian Basin via food lodging retail and entertainment as attendees spend locally. Henderson says preparations for next year begin after this year ends with sponsorships and volunteer recruitment.
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Permian Basin
Allen
Permian
Henderson
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Comanche Trail Park
Medical Center Hospital
Big Count
U.S
United
West
Xas
Texas
Baker Hughes Odessa
Amencan
Debra Simpson
Western Boot & Shoe
Nocona Ropers
Laredo
Andrews Hwy
Odessa
the Flower Company
Engish Village
Sara McCorde
Dean Kelm
Redeemer Lutheran Church of Joy
East 18Th Street
Zenith
Universal
Eureka Bravo
Queen
Douglas Dinette
Albany
Bassett Motion
Mit
jLacks
Andrews Highway
Ison
Brookwood
Serta Ponte
Serta Manchester
Ea. Pc
Sealy
Ena
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