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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 2004

Page

5

Toyah Considered Taking Levee Pact After Flood

Reeves County officials again tabled an NRCS levee agreement awaiting Toyah’s decision. Toyah would replace county in funding and repairs while facing private land liability with Union Pacific over the breached levee. City council plans a special session to decide on joining the NCRs pact and potential indemnification talks.

Pecos Reeves County US Natural Resources Conservation Service Toyah Union Pacific Railroad Luis Carrasco Union Pacific Carrasco County Commission Ricky Hurrier Natural Resources Conservation Service Hurrier NRCS Harrier Sandy Terry NCR Terry Commission

Holmes Nominated to Replace Odessa Judge

The Democratic executive committee unanimously nominated Mike Holmes for the 244th District Judge seat in Odessa after the death of Gary Watkins. Holmes, a former Ector County district attorney and criminal defense attorney, aims to run in the November 3 election and uphold Watkins’s impartial, tough‑on‑crime philosophy. The GOP will choose its nominee later this month.

Odessa Mike Holmes Gary Watkins Watkins Lori White Gary Garrison Holmes White Ector County Gary Watkin

Hobbs man charged in six stabbings

Fabien Ramirez a 23 year old Hobbs man was charged with six counts of aggravated battery and tampering with evidence after a brawl at a party left six people stabbed. Victims included Josh Peacock 23 Israel Chavez 21 Alfred Chavez 18 Adolfo Chavez 23 Issac Chavez 15 and Eric Ramos 22 all treated at area hospitals.

Hobbs Fabien Ramirez Josh Peacock Israel Chavez Alfred Chavez Adolfo Chavez Issac

Patterson helps Ndhlovu built church network in Malawi

Odessa volunteer Patterson funded Ndhlovu's Bible school and aided his mission to plant seven churches and six satellites. Ndhlovu preaches with passion, drawing crowds. Patterson also volunteers locally by serving breakfasts to the homeless since 1996 and organizing flu shots with church health professionals.

Ndhlovu Patterson Ron Bentley Malawi Ndhlo Odessa Bentley

Odessa BLOTTER: Assaults, Burglaries, and Thefts Reported

Police blotter details crimes in Odessa including aggravated assault on Eisenhower Road near 3800 block with gunfire and stabbing near Clements Street. Burglaries include Trower Realtors home and West Clements Drive vehicle break ins. Theft and vehicle damage reported at East 43rd Street, West Second Street, Santa Rosa Drive, and other blocks. one possession case on East Ridge Road.

Odessa Eisenhower Road Clements Street West Clements Drive East Eighth St Terrace Circle West Texas Avenue Santa Rosa Drive West County Road

Odessa College late registration and pageant updates

Students may register today through Friday at Odessa College with hours 7 30 a.m. to 7 p.m. for new enrollees and 7 30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday for returning students Online registration ends Thursday at noon for those with 30 credits or more Advisors may assist In addition three Permian Basin titleholders Miss Permian Basin USA Miss UT Permian Basin USA and Miss Permian Basin USA Teen advance to the next level Scholarships and prizes accompany the titles A community luncheon hosted by Hispanic Heritage of Odessa Thursday at Texas Tech Health Center introduces Dr Leonidas Miranda and HHO officers RSVP by calling the listed numbers.

Odessa College OC Student Union Odessa.edu Permian Basin Staci McCallister Texas A&m University Fort Stockton Helen Pedro University of Texas of the

Reeves County library seeks funds for part time staff

Reeves County commissioners debated library needs and approved 2500 for the rest of fiscal year 2004 to hire a 20 hour a week part time worker. Librarian Sarah Perry and supporters urged action noting grants and community value. County officials considered a future full time hire as budgeting evolves.

Reeves County Sarah Perry Perry State Library Association Emily Fernandes Wray Morrison Fernandes Galindo Luis Carrasco

Commissioners table cemetery item and discuss deeds and care

Commissioners voted to table an item on Greenwood Cemetery operations and have County Attorney Luis Carrasco examine deed restrictions. Precinct 2 Justice Jim Riley sought a $5 000 yearly raise, while Precinct 1 officials favored making Greenwood a perpetual care site with flat headstones and automatic irrigation. The board also considered highway funding asks for 2006 2008 with a WIPP related divided road plan and four lane US 285 improvements.

Greenwood Cemetery Greenwood Mohammad Moabed Fort Stockton Pecos Odessa Commission Texas Department of Transportation Moabed

Ector County approves health and budget actions

The county approves a 42,268 contract between the Ector County Health Department and the Texas Department of Health and authorizes an addendum to the Master Service Agreement for a Bi-County Disease Surveillance Coordinator and Bio terrorism Response Program Manager. It also approves an HIV grant amendment of 4950 for nurses training and a 2005 Local Public Health Preparedness Bioterrorism Grant preliminary application.

Ector County Health Department Texas Department of Health Ector County Tommy L. Dempsey

Hospital Outsourcing Sparks Unhappiness Over Layoffs

Norwood criticizes how terminations were handled and the impact on transcriptionists at Medical Center of Houston, amid an outsourcing plan to address an $8.8 million 2004 deficit and a projected $2 million-plus 2005 shortfall. Glaser stated changeover work occurred in Odessa with a hospital expense of $867,500, yielding a $399,436 saving.

MCH Ector County Hospital District Board Medical Center Glaser Odessa

Odessa CHDO Seeks Bids for Two Homes Construction

Odessa Affordable Housing Inc invites general contractors to bid on building two homes. A mandatory pre-bid conference occurs Tuesday August 24 at 10 30 a.m. at 3801 N Dixie. Bid packages are distributed as proposals. Sealed bids are due by 4 00 p.m. on Thursday August 26 2004.

Odessa Affordable Housing, Inc CHDO N. Dixie

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