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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2015
Page
1
An Odessa mother, Emma, aims to adopt four children from abusive homes with no government aid. The Empty Stocking Fund, run by the Odessa American and Salvation Army, targets $150,000 to provide food, clothing, and toys for needy Odessa families. Learn how to donate on Page 2A at salvationarmy.org.
Sun day papers will feature a new television and entertainment weekly inserted this March. The current TV grid will be adjusted to show only evening times while readers await the transition. The guide will include crosswords entertainment news food stories and more.
Odessa police declined to release details about the shooting death of Monica Deming and Brandon Leyva after Leyva forced entry at 152 Quail Run. Deming’s father said Leyva had stalked her and sent harmful messages prior to the incident. Police would not confirm Nielsen’s statements, noting the case remains under investigation.
John Ticer fires a .22 caliber Taurus revolver at a moving paper target aboard a trolley inside the Family Armory and Indoor Range. Jacob Ford reports from Odessa, noting the morning shooting session.
Family Armory and Indoor Range, co owned by Tony Grijalva and relatives, opens its doors at 111000 W County Road 72 Midland offering a 10 lane facility with certified instructors and lead safe features. Local veterans and residents voice support for safe handling and practice as open carry laws evolve.
Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush and the General Land Office joined a federal lawsuit in Wichita Falls accusing the Bureau of Land Management of an unconstitutional land grab along a Red River tract on the Texas Oklahoma border. The suit warns 113 acres of public land could fall under federal control and threaten Texas 13 million acres of public territory, with three counties and a sheriff joining.
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