Odessa College considers alcohol at events policy change
Odessa College board of trustees approved permitting alcohol at selected college functions pending president Gregory Williams's approval for each event. Virginia Chisum reported a December year end surplus of 1.1 million dollars, with revenues ahead of last year due to cost controls and higher property tax receipts. The meeting approved foreclosed property sales, monthly statements, budget amendments, a Hall of Fame induction for J. E. Pressley, and various college program reports.
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Odessa College Board of Trustees
Gregory Williams
Virginia Chisum
J. E. Pressley
Western Junior College Athletic Conference Hall of Fame
DEA raids arrest 20 tied to Alpine cocaine network
The DEA concluded two sweeps in Brewster and Ector counties arresting 20 people including Jimmy Wright, owner of B and L Adult Book Store in Odessa. The operation targeted a cocaine trafficking ring with ringleaders Guadarrama and Fierro. Indictments unsealed in Alpine named 22 defendants.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Brewster
Ector
Odessa
Jimmy Wright
W. University Blvd
B&l
DEA
Dante Sorianello
USS. Dept. of Justice
Big Bend
Distri
U.S
Dwight Gravis
Alpine
Odessa man charged with assaulting a police officer
An 18 year old Odessa man Eric Keith Johnson is charged with assault of a public servant a third degree felony after kicking a cop who held his pants during a Sept 23 disturbance. Johnson released on 35000 bonds after treatment for head bump from the incident.
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Odessa
Eric Keith Johnson
Fitch Ave
Ector County Detention Center
Johnson
Domestic Crime Roundup Hits Local Streets
Reports detail burglary at a Denver residence with items including a toilet vanity box and ceiling fans valued at 829 and 400 blocks, a 1100 block Laredo Drive burglary with saws nail guns and stapler, a Kent Kwik card charge at 4203 N Grandview, a Cadillac Escalade paint damage, ID thefts from 1992 to 2012, a Walmart beef brisket and rib-eye theft, and Debbie Wedgeworth held on $15,000 bond for prior thefts.
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Denver
Colo
Pecos Street
Odessa
Hitachi
Walmart
Loop 338
Debbie Gay Wedgeworth
W. Second St
Ector County Detention Center
Wedgeworth
Freedom Communications to sell Clovis News Journal and papers
Freedom Communications announced it will sell the Clovis News Journal and its sister publications Portales News-Tribune and Tucumcari's Quay County Sun to Clovis Media Inc. The deal, terms undisclosed, is expected to close by February end with all staff moving to the new ownership. Freedom previously sold other papers and stations after emerging from bankruptcy.
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Irvine
Calif
Freedom Communications
Clovis
N.M.) News Journal
Portales News-Tribune
Tucumcari
Quay County Sun
Clovis Media Inc
Freedom
Tribune
Seymour
Ind
CBS
ABC
Odessa American
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Oanews
OADA
John Michael Guadarrama
Sanderson
Clarissa Marie Luevano
Oscar Rojo Fierro
Rene Ortega
Fort Stockton
Irene Mirano Alvarado
Justin Gilbert Villanueva
John Charles Staessens
Kathryn Sue Staessens
Rene Wright
Leo Ruben Portillo
Miguel Luis Lianez
Antonio Covarrubias Jr
Manuel David Carrillo
Joel Rojo Fierro
Ramona Alaniz Ramirez
James Horation Torres
Eric Keith Payne
Robert Molinar Ramos
Christopher Michael Quesada
Cpl
Craig Goodson
Goodson
Ee Cer
Sherrie Carruth
Son
Carruth
Medical Center Hospital
Laredo Drive
Kent Kwik
N. Grandview Ave
Jbs Parkway
el Paso
Autumn Avenue
N.M. Newspaper Publications
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Canews
Cada.com
Chittur Ramanathan, M.D
Wer of
Medical Center Health Lysen
Aggee
ProCare Family Medicine
North Golder
Suite
Texas
PTO
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Siaver
St. John’s Episcopal School
Ieane
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Mmenerne and
Cibhy Ayersen
Hollie Carmisch
Pann Deipttio
Hen Mekgaint
Doug Fe
Pryr
St. John's Episcopal School
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