New Fire Station on OC Campus Opens for Training
A new fire station on the OC campus begins offering training facilities for responders. The facility expands local emergency response capabilities, providing realistic drills and cooperative opportunities with nearby agencies.
K-LOVE Encourages Positivity and Faith Based Support
A brief feature highlights K-LOVE as a positive uplifting radio network offering encouragement through music and message. The piece notes the site www.klove.com as a hub for streaming songs, devotionals, and faith community resources.
Fire destroys home. two residents aided by Red Cross
Loveta Shelton and Debbie Cummins lost their home to a blaze at around 7:45 a.m. Sunday. They escaped with two Chihuahuas, while others perished. Shelton received breathing treatment and Gizmo the dog burns. Red Cross gave a hotel stay and funds, and a relief account (First Basin Credit Union 51706 under Cummins) was opened to help.
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Salmonella outbreak prompts multi state health probe
Atlanta health officials report a salmonella outbreak near 400 sick in 42 states with Ohio noting at least 50 cases in 18 counties since October. CDC has not named all states while illness features diarrhea fever and cramps lasting days. most recover without treatment.
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Bush plans return to Midland celebration
Midland Mayor Wes Perry touts a large welcome for President Bush in Centennial Plaza after Bush leaves Andrews AFB following Barack Obama’s inauguration. The event, set for mid afternoon Jan 20, offers about 3,000 free tickets and a public gathering at 105 N Main St. in Midland with details via a listed call center.
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Youth mob for Jesus fills Ector Coliseum at Christian Night
About 2,000 area youths gathered in Building 6 at the Ector County Coliseum for the 16th annual Christian Youth Night. The event features Christian cowboys and cowgirls sharing testimonies, with crowds invited to make decisions to accept Jesus. Stran Smith, 2008 World Champion calf roper, shared how faith has worked in his life as part of the evening’s outreach.
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Octavia Davis
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Sand Hills
Ector County
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Chrysler's uncertain future sparks analyst doubts
Detroit analysts question Chrysler's ability to survive as an independent company despite 4 billion in government loans. December sales plunged 53 percent, with Toyota outselling Chrysler's entire passenger-car fleet. U S sales for Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep fell 30 percent, marking the worst decline among major automakers.
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IHS Global Insight
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Shawn Morgan
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Dodge
Jeep
New York
Cerberus Capital Management
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