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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1996

Page

12

Death in Custody Inquiry Shocks Midland County Jail

Midland County Sheriff's Office probes the death of Gary Painter says autopsy finds no trauma or brain injury. Wayne Madry 40 of Midland died after medical events at Midland Memorial and may have been kept at the detention center after July 1995 felonious charges. An Odessa man reported a gunfire incident on Pueblo Street causing property damage. Gilberto Valenzuela remains jailed on probation revocation and cocaine possession.

Midland Midland County Sheriff's Office Selee Gary Painter Wayne Madry Mides Painter Madry Midland Memorial and Medical Center Midland County Detention Center Odessa Ector County

Burglary Reports Across Odessa Areas

A 51 year old Odessa woman reported a videocassette recorder and other items missing from a residence on North Jackson Avenue. Park Town Homes managers said tools valued at 720 dollars were stolen from a storage building between Monday night and Tuesday morning. Star Cleaners owners reported a cash register and air conditioner duct work taken, with 20 dollars in coins, between Monday and Tuesday. An ECISO officer noted an intrusion into a chain link fence at Odessa Han School on Dotsy Avenue with estimated damage.

Odessa North Jackson Avenue Parka Town Homes E. 11Th St Star Cleaners Grandview Ave

MISD Board Debates Plan On School Selection Freedom

MISD board member Diane Anderson argues families should choose schools near home or work and that such freedom would reflect community needs. Michael Dobey hopes a federal judge approves the district's plan, noting it has elements acceptable to all sides and could take two months to schedule. Adella Marmolejo and James Fuller could not be reached for comment.

Diane Anderson Anderson Ison Board Michael Dobey Dobey Adella Marmolejo James Fuller

Hanukkah Celebrated As Festival Of Lights At Family Gathering

Jan and Lauren Laskey discuss Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, marking an eight day celebration begun December 5. They recount the miracle of oil lasting eight days, the Maccabees victory, and the menorah’s illumination symbolizing religious freedom and dedication.

Jennifer Lauren Jan Laskey Hanukkah Maccabees Israel Antiochus Epiphanes Temple Jerusalem Jan Luskey

Stockman Upset Tops Brooks In Fort Worth Contest

In a dramatic 3-2 upset, Stockman, once homeless in Fort Worth, unseated Brooks amid focus on gun policy and anti incumbency fury. Critics labeled him controversial yet supporters hailed his unorthodox approach and daily prayer in Washington.

Fort Worth Eg & Peat Siel Gru Brooks Stockman Rooks Washington Black Washingtonian Preshman Texas Monthly Riter Mimi Swartz Friendswood Jim Carrey Swartz

Bone marrow drive aids counselor at local schools

A bone marrow drive to benefit Vicki Grimes, a Bonham and Nimitz junior high special education counselor, runs 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Friday at Crockett Junior High 2301 N Conover Ave. Grimes fights non Hodgkin's lymphoma and needs a transplant. Donor sign in consent forms and give a blood sample. registration with the National Marrow Donor Program requires ages 18 to 60 in good health.

Vicki Grimes Bonham and Nimitz Crockett Junior High N. Conover Ave National

Duncan wins GOP control of Texas Senate historic milestone

Duncan's victory gives Republicans their first majority in Texas Senate since Reconstruction. The 43-year-old will push Governor Bush's aims, including tax overhaul and higher education funding for Texas Tech, seeking bipartisan House support and using Permanent University Fund dollars for state colleges.

Duncan Texas Montford Preamas Senate Capitol Texas Tech George W. Bush Tom Panken Bush Peter House Tech

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