Letter to Santa from a witty Texas columnist
Ken Brodnax writes a playful thank you note to Santa, recalling gifts like a bicycle and a regulation football that sparked his journalism career. He hints at future columns and even a cheeky nod to Santa running for president, while joking about age, loyalty to newspapers, and holiday cheer.
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Narrow field in Ector County March 10 primary races
With four days left in filing, only five Ector County races are contested. The busiest are Precinct 4 county commissioner with three Democrats and Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 with three Republicans including incumbent Charles Gee. Bryan t outs news conference Friday amid speculation he will run for County Judge as Jim Jordan departs. Republican Jerry Caddell seeks Precinct 4. Jo Ann Davenport, Wilmer Ray, and Armando S. Rodriguez run in the Democratic primary. Ruben Valesquez Jr. is the GOP candidate. County Commissioner Mike Patton seeks re election for Precinct 2 and faces Greg Simmons in the March 10 primary. Patton says growth and cooperation define his term.
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Bob Bryant
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Charles Gee
Bryant
Jim Jordan
Jerry Caddell
Jo Ann Davenport
Wilmer Ray
Armando S. Rodriguez
Ruben Valesquez Jr
Patton
Precinct
Greg Simmons
Ector County remembers Kaylene Miller at farewell service
Kaylene Miller, a 20 year Ector County District Clerk's office employee, died Christmas Day after a cancer battle. Services were set for 11 a.m. at Trinity Baptist Church with a graveside at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Friends described her as an angel on earth and a generous, caring worker who loved her five grandchildren and elderly relatives.
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Ector County
Kaylene Miller
Trinity Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Patti Witt
WorldS collide at 65th Sandhills Hereford Show
Odessa area prepares for the 65th annual Sandhills Hereford and Quarter Horse Show and Rodeo at the Ector County Coliseum. The Odessa Jackalopes loss to a Russian touring all star team tightens rodeo planning with a compressed timetable. Crews work around the clock as organizers scramble to fit events into the weekend.
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Ector County Coliseum
Odessa Jackalopes
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Ector County
PHS Cheerleaders Place 8th in U S National
Permian High School cheer squad finished eighth in the National Cheerleading Association 1997 national high school finals at the Dallas Convention Center. Senior Michael Curtis placed third in individuals after preliminaries watched by about 20 000 fans. Coach Sheri Griggs praised the top five performance.
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National Cheerleading Association
Michael Curtis
Dallas Convention Center
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Dallas
Sheri Griggs
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