Publisher Bill Salter Named to TDNA Board for 1998
Dallas Odessa American reports publisher Bill Salter joins the Texas Daily News Association board for 1998. Other members include Bill Cornwell Jeremy Halbreich Dan Savage John Sweeney Garet von Netzer. TDNA, founded in 1921, protects public information and newspaper industry interests at the Legislature.
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Bill Salter
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Bill Cornwell
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Dallas Morning News
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Sweeney
Houston Chronicle
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Amarillo Globe-News
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New Year Gala Planned on Odessa Streets
Sponsors for the gala include the Odessa American, Texas Commerce Bank, Heritage Holidays, Energas, KWES-TV, KOSA-TV, and radio stations KODM KGEE and KLITE. The highlight is the symbolic New Year ball rise on Municipal Plaza signaling the new year as Smith promises an over-the-top good time.
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Lee Streets
Odessa American
Texas Commerce Bank
Heritage Holidays
Energas
Kwes-Tv
Kosa-Tv
KODM
KGEE
KLITE
Municipal Plaza
Smith
Houston Woman Critically Injured In County Road 175 Crash
Felonese Gamble 27 of Houston drove a 1996 Chevrolet west on Highway 191 when she lost control at 3 50 p m causing a broadside skid and a 2 1/2 roll. She suffered severe head injuries and internal trauma and was taken to Midland Memorial Hospital. Passenger Derrrick Grant 18, from Houston, received minor injuries and was treated and released.
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Midland Memorial Hospital
Felonese Gamble
de of Public Safety Jr
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DPS
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Drug runners flee after firefight near Brownsville school
Border Patrol says three drug runners fled across the Rio Grande leaving 46 pounds of marijuana behind. Agents confronted them behind a Brownsville elementary school. one or more fired on officers and at least one suspect was injured. Police and Mexican authorities were alerted.
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Tackling Credit Card Debt After Christmas Spending
Taft advises consolidating debt to reduce multiple payments and lower total costs. She urges year round planning, pre Christmas shopping, and saving a portion of each paycheck to avoid future overspending. If needed, consumer credit counseling agencies can help organize a repayment plan.
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Taft
Odessa Police Blotter Reports Domestic Injury and Theft
An Odessa 73 year old woman alleges bodily injury at New Horizon Nursing Home in the 2500 block of West Eighth Street at 7 a.m. Wednesday. A 31 year old man jailed on cocaine possession bond posted. Items stolen include clothing and a ring valued at 509.95 from a Custer Avenue home. Other thefts involve a Sony cordless phone 200, a television camcorder Sega system and items valued 1200 from a Grandview Avenue residence. A 39 year old woman reports losses including telephone and Nintendo totaling 620. A 22 year old woman reports a television and microwave valued 350 from Chestnut Avenue. Burglary at Red Rooster Liquors on Andrews Highway yields a stolen window and whiskey worth 20. A 52 year old man reports a break in at Billy Sims on Second Street with computer and other items worth 220.
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New Horizon Nursing Home
West Eighth Street
Custer Avenue
Oakwood Drive
Grandview Avenue
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Chestnut Avenue
Red Rooster Liquors
Andrews Highway
Billy Sims
E. Second St
Burglary Report in Odessa Involves Theft at Grandview Home
An Odessa man reported two shirts worth 28.35 stolen from his residence in the 4200 block of North Grandview between 2 30 and 11 30 p m on Wednesday. Police note a related report from a 51 year old Odessa man ongoing.
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Grandview
Permian Cheerleader Leads National Contenders at Dallas Event
Curtis, a Permian gymnast turned cheerleader, ranks as national runner up in floor exercise with NCA judges noting his long talent. The 19 member Permian squad, including Curtis and seven returnees, earned national contest entry after a strong NCA camp at SMU. The top 20 female cheerleaders will also compete, drawing crowds around 20 000.
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Dallas
Curtis
Billie Curtis
Permian
Southern Methodist University
Finis
Griggs
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