Williams rides out Texas bust to debt free stand
Clayton W Williams Jr, founder of ClayDesta Communications, says he is debt free for the first time in 10 years after merging his 55,000 customer long distance firm with Advanced Telecommunications Corp for 33 million in cash and 10 million in stock.
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Four Die as Winter Weather Grips State
A weekend of freezing conditions left four dead after ice slick roads. An unidentified man died in a two car crash on a Fort Worth bridge. Vance Stone, 50, Amarillo, was found frozen beside an old semi-truck. Archie Thomas, 67, Dallas, slipped on ice in Rochester Park.
Anglers await trout fishery near Odessa
Mary Doclar reports that a new trout fishery at Ector County Westlake Park will open next weekend. The 2,000 rainbow trout are stocked by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, with the Odessa Parks Department operating the put and take facility. John McCarroll of KOCV TV notes local anglers will respond strongly to the opportunity in West Texas flatlands.
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Odessa opens trout pond at Westlake Park
Jimmy Wilson, chaplain and advisory board member, praises the Westlake Park trout pond opening as a therapeutic, affordable fishing option for West Texans. Parks Supt Richard Galle notes vandalism history and describes the venue as a top local park. joint project by Texas Parks and Wildlife and Odessa Parks Department, with planned Friday opening and daily hours for the rest of the month.
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Weapons on the School Ground
A timeline of weapon incidents at local schools from 1984 to 1988. Included are detentions for carrying knives and guns on campus, suspensions, and custody arrangements with Culver Youth Center and Texas Youth Center authorities. Several cases involve minors aged 13 to 17 and reference Odessa and Midland area schools and police reports.
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Weapons move into Midland schools spark safety concerns
In Midland ECISD faces two weapon incidents near Midland Freshman High. A 14 year old nonstudent allegedly carried a 5 inch knife on campus. Earlier a trio of teens with a loaded .22 pistol were found. ECISD has a three person security force on alert across schools.
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