Era of It luncheon set by Mano Hispanic Chamber
The Mano Hispanic Chamber of Commerce schedules an Era of It luncheon from 11 30 a m to 1 p m January 13 at South Forty 2140 Andrews Highway behind the Barn Door US Rep Mike Conaway R Midland is the keynote speaker He will discuss the 109th Congress and issues for Odessa Midland and rural West Texas Information requested by noon call 335 0250
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Mano Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
South Forty
Andrews Highway
Mike Conaway
R-Midland
Conaway
Odessa-Midland
West Texas
ACE awards luncheon set for January 25 in Odessa
Keep Odessa Beautiful will host its annual luncheon and ACE awards at 11 30 a m January 25 at the MCM Elegant Hotel located on 5200 East University Boulevard. The Actively Caring for the Environment honors will be presented during the ceremony.
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Keep Odessa Beautiful
MCM Elegant
E. University Blvd
Driving course at Northside Senior Center January 20 21
Driving course runs noon to 4 p m on January 20 and 21 at 1225 N Adams St. Participants receive a certificate valid with some insurers after attending both sessions. Cost is $10 per person. For details call 3671752 or 3528029. Odessa Police Department seeks applicants for 19th Citizens Grant Ave location assistance.
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Northside Senior Center
N. Adams St
Sec
Eninilineen
Odessa Police Department
Os Yapamemoarmemen
ECISD to shift sexual assault investigations to OPD
ECISD Police Chief Henry Jackson announced the district will defer sexual assault cases to the Odessa Police Department citing media pressure and greater OPD manpower. The policy took effect after a December 14 case at Ector High School Field House, where a 13 year old girl alleged indecency by a 13 year old boy who was later arrested. Jackson awaits rape kit results from a Texas DPS lab in Lubbock. Wendell Sollis backs the move citing an inter local agreement with OPD.
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Ector County Independent School District
ECISD
Henry Jackson
Odessa
Jackson
OPD
Ector Junior High
Ector
Ector County
Texas Department of Public Safety
Lubbock
Jim Thomas
Thomas
Wendell Sollis
Sollis
Jail guards resign over sex charges in Pecos case
Two Reeves County corrections officers faced sexual contact charges involving a male inmate. Roque Ybarra is charged and bonded out, with no indictment yet. GEO Group officials say the investigation centered on Martinez and Ybarra. both have resigned after sheriff's office inquiry. The Warden reported the incident to authorities and emphasized inmate safety.
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Pecos
Reeves County
Detention Center II
Defen- Roque Ybarra
Don Houston
GEO Group
New Braunfels
Houston
Sheriff's Office
West Texans aid tsunami relief through local drives
Area residents donate through United Way and the American Red Cross of Southwest Texas based in Odessa. Checks for tsunami relief should indicate that purpose and be mailed to Odessa or Midland addresses. United Way also accepts gifts at Odessa P O Box 632. As of Tuesday noon, the public had contributed over 97 million to the Red Cross for Indian Ocean victims.
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United Way
Red Cross
Indian Ocean
American Red Cross
Texas
E. Second St
Odessa
P.O
Midland
Wells Fargo Accepting Donations For Disaster Relief
Odessa branch president Greg Simmons says Wells Fargo will participate in humanitarian relief after many requests to open disaster accounts. He notes the bank aided after 9/11 and cites a surge in Asian-American community requests in San See DONATIONS Page 2.
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Wells Fargo Bank
Odessa
Greg Simmons
United States
Simmons
Wells Fargo
San
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