Maestro Jaeger to step down as Midland Odessa Symphony conductor
Maest ro Jaeger will leave the Midland Odessa Symphony and Chorale after the 1994 95 season ending May 1995. He will be titled Conductor Laureate after his tenure. The board will hire a single director for all programs. Jaeger will continue other performances across North America and Europe. The Permian Basin Food Bank received a 2000 grant from Sam's Club Odessa to fund meals for local families.
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Don Jaeger
Midland/ Odessa Symphony and Chorale
Symphony
Chorale
Jaeger
Symphony Board
North America
Europe
Permian Basin
Prado named director of Center for Community Health advisory board
Prado, a 39 year old with UT El Paso and Texas Tech degrees, will lead the Center for Community Health's advisory board and oversee a south side clinic opening by January. He previously ran operations at South Plains Health Providers in Amarillo and will leverage hospital backing for lab and X ray support. Hospital Administrator J Michael Stephans calls him an asset.
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Prado
MCH
Renee Henderson
University of Texas In
el Paso
Texas Tech
Ager
South Plains Health
Amarillo
South Plains
J. Michael Stephans
Death notices from West Texas recounts and obituaries
A batch of death notices from Andrews, Fort Stockton, Odessa, Abilene, and Lamesa honor Roy Tippin, Mary Ethel Dunn, Goldy Pearl Wood, Gabriel G. Marquez, Wanda Rister Spieler, Lanell Schwartz, Pauline Page Baird, Mark Brammer, Thurman Eugene Edmonson. Survivors include spouses, children, parents, and siblings. services and burial details are listed. Some entries note birthplaces, moves, church affiliations, and funeral homes handling arrangements.
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Andrews
Roy Tippin
R.N
Permian General Hospital
First Baptist Church
H.A. Hanks Jr
Doug Kello
Andrews Cemetery
McNett Funeral Home
el Dorado
Kan
Matadore
Mn Tippin
Russell Tippin
Holly Tippin
Rebecca Tippin
Clarence
Joyce Tippin
Peabody
Robbie Tippin
Wichita
Deborah Tippin
Wichita, An
Fort Stockton
Mary Ethel Dunn
Credit Bureau
First Presbyterian Church
Hill
Gabriel G. Marquez
Derrick
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
Yolanda Marquez
Martin Marquez
Mexico
Anastacia Marquez
Tanya Marquez
Gabrielle Marquez
Maria Marquez
Austin
Guadalupe Galindo
Eusebio Marquez
Uriel Marquez
Marisela Maruez
Crystal Marquez
Stockton
Abilene
Wanda Rister Spieler
Odessa
Allen-Korzenewski Funeral Home
Tom McCollister
Elmwood Memorial Park
Roby
McCamey
First Baptist Church of
C.F
Charlie’ Spieler
C.D
Mickey”? Spieler
Hawaii
da Harlene Harvey
Hobbs
N.M
Jan Lee Bivens
D.C. Rister
Hawley
Rebecca Morrow
Lamesa
Lanell Schwartz
Medical Arts Hospital
Second Baptist Church
Clifton Igo
Damon Pearce
Branon Funeral Home Inc
Tim Schwartz
Linda McKibben
Debbie Merrill
Midland Odessa Transit History Shows High Costs and Low Use
Odessa officials surveyed similar sized cities in June to gauge public transit costs from 600000 to 2 million dollars. MIDT RAN grew from a 1977 feasibility study revealing a dire need for Odessa and Midland. The 1986 Midland termination followed low ridership and high costs, leaving both cities without transit.
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Odessa
Midland
Abilene
Amarillo
Lubbock
San Angelo
Waco
Wichita Falls
Midland-Odessa
Midtran
Owen
United States
City of
Odessa area volunteers sought for food bank and drives
The Permian Basin Food Bank needs volunteers now through Christmas to sort and box food for distribution across the Permian Basin. Shifts run 7:30 am to 4 pm Monday through Thursday, 7:30 am to 2 pm Friday, and 7 to 9 pm Tuesday. Amigos in Midland and Odessa Boys and Girls Club coordinate, with Bell ringing for Salvation Army through December 24 and gift wrapping at Casa de Amigos. Fans vote at Leak Furniture Centers by dropping non perishable items. top three trees at each location win cash.
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Permian Basin Food Bank
Permian Basin
Amigos
Midland
Odessa
Casa de Amigos
Boys and Girls Club
Salvation Army
Odessa crash report highlights multiple injuries and arrests
A 19-year-old Odessa woman, LaShana Dey Goodson, was treated and released after a two vehicle collision on West University Boulevard. A second crash near John Ben Shepperd Parkway involved Joan Payne Perkins and William Jack Shrum, with Perkins hospitalized. A December arrest related to Midland juvenile cases followed a Friday fight near Douglas Avenue. The blotter lists thefts in Odessa and Midland including a trailer and power tools from local businesses.
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Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
LaShana Dey Goodson
Goodson
West University Boulevard
Kermit Highway
Joan Payne Perkins
Buick Park Avenue
Perkins
William Jack Shrum
Midland
John Ben Shepperd
Midland man charged with indecency with a child
A 28 year old Midland man Rene Sanchez Hinojos was charged on four counts of indecency with a child a felony. Bond set at five thousand dollars by Justice of the Peace Keith Jobe. MISD Police reported a man exposing himself to female students in a Cadillac near the district Friday December 9.
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Midland
Midland Police Department
Debra K. Carter
Justice of the Peace
Keith Jobe
Salvador Sanchez
Manuel Rodriguez
Midland Memorial Hospital
Carter
North Fairgrounds Road
Sanchez
Midland County Detention Center
Midland Independent School District
Rene Sanchez Hinojos
W. Hamby Ave
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Calif
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Bill Skinner
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Buffalo
Ark
Terrace
Chester Wood
Clyde Wood
Pauline Goodyear
Wanda Spieler
Pauline Page Baird
Mark Brammer
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Holl
Alamo Junior High School
Midland Police Deent
Culver
Shawn Sanchez
Mariana Avenue
Midland County
Charles
Bro’’ Seltzer
Douglas Avenue
Avenue L
Matthew Torres
MDI Investments
W. Murphy
Don Brazeal
Jim Lacson
E. Eighth St
Stacy Riggs
STE Dan Peat
SONY
Sony Telephones
Pmroliscea En
Andrews Hwy
Reony
Low Pajusttt
Syur
Sewell Ford