Bushman wins 2.9 million judgment in Nissan case
An Odessa jury awarded John Bushman 2.9 million after finding an oral contract with Nissan North America valid. Motor City USA and MCM Properties II sued Nissan for breach of contract. Bushman’s attorney expected about 3 million after post trial motions.
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MCM Properties
Motor City
USA
Odessa
John Bushman
Bushman
Nissan North America
Bill McCoy
Odessa Car Company Motor City USA
MCM Properties II
Dick Holland
Midland
Holland
James Boldrick
Judges Cope With Stress While Handling Family and Prison Decisions
Ector County's six judges cope with high tension cases by routines like Judge Bill McCoy exercising daily and walking three miles. He values activity and outdoors to clear his mind and avoid cynicism. Judge Jay Gibson finds peace in solitary tasks upgrading and computer work as he notes family law is the most stressful due to impact on children.
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Ector County
Bill McCoy
McCoy
Jay Gibson
Gibson
Andrews voters to decide 30 million school bond referendum
AISD asks Andrews County residents to approve a 30 million bond to fund major renovations. The May 4 ballot follows a two year facilities study by Hunter Corral Associates. District leaders say no new campuses will be built, but aging buildings need repairs such as plumbing and HVAC systems.
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Andrews
Andrews Independent
Andrews County
Aisd School Board
AISD
David Goodman
Bill Tom
Goodman
Bob Henderson
Tom
Hunter Corral Associates
Odessa
Henderson
PBO Odessa Stop Canceled as Permian Basin Open Lacks Host
The Permian Basin Open will not be held in Odessa this year after The Club at Mission Dorado was acquired by Odessa Country Club and renamed The Links at Odessa Country Club. OCC did not host or reach an agreement with the PGA, leaving the event possibly moving to Midland.
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Odessa
Mission Dorado
Odessa Country Club
Links
OCC
PGA
PBO
Dawl Johnson
Johnson
Midland
Olympic judge suspended amid Winter Games figure skating scandal
In Salt Lake City Canadian skaters Jamie Sale and David Pelletier were awarded the gold and the judge at the scandal scene was suspended for misconduct. The Russian pair keeps their gold after the unusual ruling. Sale and Pelletier are due to receive the medal Thursday before the women's program. Marie Reine Le Gougne, the French judge, was indefinitely suspended after claiming pressure from her federation.
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Salt Lake City
Jamie Sale
David Pelletier
Sale
Pelletier
International Skating Union
Marie- Reine le Gougne
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