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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1998
Page
7
A humorous column catalogs dangers around hockey games from Zamboni fumes to flying pucks and slippery floors. It jokes that even breathing can be hazardous, urging ventilation and caution while noting the writer’s weekly columns.
An Ector County judge set bonds of 200000 each for Carlos Hinojos and Cynthia Graves after they were indicted for capital murder in the November 1995 death of Bradon Graves. Both remained in custody after surrendering to police, with a courtroom crowd of about 100 present.
Texas Utilities Electric and York Research start the Big Spring WindPower Project with four 290 foot Vestas V-47 turbines and a total plan for 46 units generating 117 million kilowatt hours annually. The $40 million project aims to power about 7,300 homes and boost local tourism as engineers target February 1999 completion with four V-66 rotors.
Odessa plans Class C misdemeanor charges for water theft after council subcommittee approval. City staff will pursue robbers who bypass meters with direct tie-ins, previously fined 120 to 180 dollars, with fees set at 120.80 inside city limits and 181.50 elsewhere.
Local clinics and hospital ERs report flu like illnesses this season with numbers not higher than last year. George Nikita Vailas of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Odessa notes cases increase from December into January and February, with patients showing respiratory and gastrointestinal symptoms.
Ector County employees bid farewell to Judge Jim Jordan and 244th District Judge Joe Connally at a humorous ceremony in the county courthouse. Both judges retire December 31 after long careers, with about 100 people sharing stories in the main jury room.
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