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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1997

Page

14

Cold weather tips to prevent pipe freezing in apartments

Experts urge insulation and heat tape for pipes with a six dollar per foot heat tape option. If uninsulated, run a trickle of water and open under-sink cabinets. Woodlands and Cimarron Place Apartments warn residents with drip systems and signs. Insurance advisor notes pipe bursts as major damage with typical $3,000 repair costs.

Ervin Taylor Loretta Belknap Woodlands Apartments Woodlands Donna Coppedge Jerry Gentry Allstate Insurance Gentry

Ballard seeks Midland school board seat again after 1994

Gi Ballard of the Living Way Foursquare Church announces a bid for a Midland school board seat, citing unfinished work. She aims to raise education standards, include values education, and place phonics-based reading texts on Texas textbooks. Ballard, a former bloc leader on the board, criticizes federal intrusion and Bush education policy.

The Living Way Foursquare Church District 8 Midland Public Library Ballard Midland Texas Austin George W. Bush Associated Press

INS opens new fingerprinting office amid immigrant flow

Immigrants adjusting status must still visit other fingerprinting sites. Odessa groups view the new INS office as a step forward though they warn of confusion over its sole fingerprinting role. Guadalupe Ortiz of United Neighborhood Organization warns people may seek nonfingerprinting services, risking frustration. Community member Hester predicts a tough start and urges Odessa residents to push Congress for an additional INS office. The new office is expected to staff one INS supervisor and two contract printers, likely to be in Washington D.C. by.

Odessa INS Guadalupe Ortiz United Neighborhood Organization Ortiz Hester Congress Pasin Wg Ys Washington D.C

Texas housing authorities share $1 million grant

Four Texas housing authorities in Dallas Fort Worth Waco and Lubbock receive a total of $1 million in federal grants to aid public housing residents in moving from welfare to work. The grants are part of $36 million awarded nationwide by HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo to assist about 120 000 people.

Washington Texas Dallas Fort Worth Waco Lubbock Housing and Urban Development Andrew Cuomo Department

Texas allows fewer jurors in noncapital felony trials

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled 5 to 4 that a felony case not involving death penalty can proceed with 11 jurors if the defendant and prosecutors consent. The decision upends a 1995 ruling requiring 12 jurors, citing legislative changes since 1907 and 1985. Dissenters warned the ruling undermines the Texas Bill of Rights and risks coercing defendants to accept smaller juries.

Austin Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Dallas Michael Lynn Hatch Hatch Court of Criminal Appeals Texas Micha el McCormick Charles Baird Baird Morris Overstreet Lawrence Meyers Stephen Mansfield Overstreet Harris County Robert Eugene Roberts Roberts Jim Harrington Harrington

Odessa man found dead in car trunk police identify body

Odessa police tentatively identify a man found nude in the trunk of a 1990 Pontiac Grand Am in central Odessa. The death is investigated as homicide as detectives seek positive ID via fingerprints after an autopsy. The car’s registered owner is not the victim.

Odessa Cpl Bob Hammerman Hammerman Plex East Fifth Street Lubbock

Indecency case and drug charges lead Odessa jail list

A 55-year-old Odessa man was released from the Ector County Jail on indecency with a child. Bond set at $10,000 for George Letsinger of 903 N Texas Ave No 7. A 22-year-old Odessa man held on marijuana delivery charges. Gabriel Rodriguez Perez III of 909 Monterray St. held with no bond. Edward Lee Lockhart of 910 E Monahans St. held on a controlled substance delivery and possession charge with bond set at.

Odessa Ector County George Letsinger Gabriel Rodriguez Perez III Monterray St Edward Lee Lockhart E. Monahans St

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