Nazi meth labs shift to cold chemical reactions in mobile setups
FBI Midland supervisor William Vanderland and agent Ralls describe Nazi meth as a rising threat using cold reactions that do not require heating. Readily found ingredients, hazardous waste, and costly cleanup complicate enforcement as labs move from fixed sites to mobile drug operations.
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County to review AFLAC multiple insurance options
Ector County officials consider allowing AFLAC to offer three optional policies for county employees Cancer policy covering heart attack stroke and hospitalization a life policy. Participation is voluntary and the county earns nothing while no other quotes were requested. Commissioners will meet at 10 a.m. Monday in the Courthouse for a discussion on a new Projects Position.
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ECISD to consider sale of Goldsmith Elementary
The Ector County ISD board meets 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Administration Building to discuss selling Goldsmith Elementary to the city for 17 500 with a stipulation the site not host a jail. The agenda includes creating an assistant superintendent for staff operations, safety report review, Edu Foundation grants, and the 1999 2000 audit.
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Three Texas inmates executed amid protests and turmoil
Emotions ran high as Larry Robison, Betty Lou Beets, and Ponchai Wilkerson faced the death chamber in Texas. Guards strapped Robison to the gurney while Beets and Wilkerson were among those executed amid a day of demonstrations and heated testimony about Gary Graham and alleged unfair trial claims. One inmate spat a key at witnesses before the lethal drugs took effect, and another warned technicians of difficult veins as preparations proceeded. All three declined clemency requests from Bush.
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Ponchai Wilkerson
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Death Chamber
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Pollock to Lead Chiefs As Assistant Chief Search Begins
Chief announces plans to place his team against any challenger. Pollock will assume the position Monday and the process to select a new assistant chief is expected to begin in February.
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Local Odessa area blotter reports multiple arrests and incidents
A 46-year-old Odessa man says two acquaintances damaged his glass doors by shooting at a home on West 18th Street between 8 p m and 12 10 a m. An Odessa man and a 33-year-old Odessa man were jailed on or released after bonds on driving while intoxicated and suspended license charges. Bond amounts were 3250 and 5500 dollars. A 27-year-old Odessa woman released after bonding on a felony substance charge and marijuana possession. Bonds listed 10500 and 2500 dollars. A 38-year-old Odessa woman reported a sexual assault occurring about 1 30 a m on December 2 in central Odessa with one suspect in custody.
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West 18Th Street
Ector County
Anthony Patrick Wooten
Catclaw Ave
Ivey Jack Roberson
Penbrook St
Sabrina Hernandez
W. Citation Drive
Joseph Paul Jackson
Bowie Ave
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