Kaleidoscope Company presents School House Rock Live Jr
The Kaleidoscope Company stages School House Rock Live Jr at the Permian Playhouse with performances at 2 30 p m on Saturday and Sunday. A hospital report notes David Letterman’s tearful return after quintuple bypass surgery thanking medical staff. Two death row inmates reportedly held a female correctional officer hostage Monday in an incident at a prison.
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Charity dinner to honor Bob Barnes at Mission Dorado
The 12th People of Vision dinner honors Bob Barnes, president of Bob Barnes Companies and MOTRAN chairman, for regional trade corridor work. Odessa leaders including Mayor Atkins, Rep Craddick, Jose Cuevas, Betsy Triplett-Hart and Charles R. Perry are among tributes. Proceeds aid Prevent Blindness Texas Permian Basin Branch. tickets via Prevent Blindness Texas.
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Jose Cuevas
Betsy Triplett-Hart
Charles R. Perry
Texas
Prevent Blindness
Permian Basin
MISD Calls Special Meeting On Midland High Principal
Midland Independent School District trustees will hold a special meeting Thursday to discuss personnel matters related to Midland High School principal Neil Richmond. Richmond has led the school for four years and earns just over $78 000 annually.
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Barney Welch
Richmond
Bridge workers weld support beam on Halfway Blvd site
Workers balance themselves Monday while welding on a support beam for the new bridge over Interstate 81 in Hagerstown Maryland. The scene shows workers on a construction site with safety gear and heavy equipment nearby.
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Hagerstown
Odessa to urge council renew teen curfew for three years
Odessa Police Department seeks renewal of the teen curfew, arguing it reduced serious juvenile crimes by about 30 percent since 1995 and minor offenses by over 25 percent. Officials cite $52,000 in graffiti-related savings and note exemptions for work, school, and religious functions. The measure requires two council votes, first read tonight, final March 14.
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West Texas
Palm Springs of Texas Leader and Heir Portrait
Randy Corson, former general manager and grandson of the owner, stands in the hotel lobby reflecting a lifelong association with the resort. The Odessa American credits Greg Harman for the story and Darwin Weigel for the photography.
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Corson
Lajitas on the Rio Grande Auctioned for Sale
National Auction Group slated to auction Lajitas on the Rio Grande on Thursday. The remote resort features a nine hole golf course, a swimming pool, and a 4800 foot airstrip amid Big Bend National Park terrain. Ken Witherspoon said three to four bidders would be lucky as calls and information requests pour in.
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Rio Grande
National Auction Group
Ken Witherspoon
Big Bend National Park
Witherspoon
Algae May Produce Clean Hydrogen From Sunlight
Scientists at a AAAS meeting described using green algae to generate hydrogen when deprived of sulfur in an anaerobic environment. Tasios Melis of UC Berkeley said the algae switch to hydrogen production, offering a potential pollution free fuel with water as the only waste.
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Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Tasios Melis
University of California, Berkeley
Melis
McCain accuses Bush of character assassination before Michigan primary
McCain accuses Gov. George W. Bush of waging character assassination as Michigan votes near. Bush replies by highlighting Gore comments on engines while TV ads target McCain. Polls show a tight race with surrogates and Robertson in the mix and high stakes for McCain after South Carolina setback.
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Gore
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Nicotine Shows Promise Against Brain Diseases
Doctors at a conference described nicotine as a potent drug for neurological diseases including Alzheimer's Parkinson's and Tourette's. Small studies over a decade have sparked interest as nicotine patches and substitutes are tested in children and the elderly and companies race to reduce side effects. The field's first gold standard trials were discussed.
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