Back to School and Conaway Swearing In
Students return to ECISD for the 2013 spring semester as teachers prep today. The ECISD board meets Wednesday at noon in the administration building on Sam Houston Avenue. U S Representative Mike Conaway is sworn in at 9 a m at the Midland courthouse, with roles on the Ethics, Agriculture, Armed Services and Intelligence committees.
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School offers HVAC classes at Odessa College this winter
Odessa College announces winter and spring continuing education classes in heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Fundamentals of HVAC runs January 15 to March 7, evenings, 64 hours for $489. Air Conditioner Control Principles runs March 19 to April 25, for $379. Call 335-6580 or visit odessa.edu for details.
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Chicago lottery winner Urooj Khan dies of cyanide poisoning
Chicago man Urooj Khan, who was poised to claim nearly $425,000 in lottery winnings, died after ingesting cyanide. Authorities initially ruled natural causes but six months later a broader autopsy led investigators to declare a homicide probe.
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Odessa man charged in decade-old murder case
Esther Armendarez learned Saturday that her husband Rene Escobar Sanchez was dead, four years after he was reported missing on July 15, 2008. Suspect Jesus Miguel Venegas, 29, reportedly confessed to the killing after a traffic stop arrest and is held without bond at Ector County Detention Center.
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St James Baptist Church Moves to New Home at 2212 Elth St
St James Baptist Church celebrates a fresh start in a new building at 2212 Elth St after an August fire destroyed their Hancock Street church. The Rev. Roger McNeil notes the move as a hopeful step, with over 100000 dollars raised through three fundraisers and support from Odessa’s First United Methodist Church, which hosted services. Dedication planned later in the year.
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Texas lawmakers zero in on budget and education
Texas Sen Kel Seliger and Rep Tryon Lewis say balancing the budget remains the central issue of the 83rd Legislature, with focus on education funding and Medicaid roles. Lewis prioritizes an $18 million Texas Tech Health Sciences Center building and changes to veteran tuition exemptions amid rising revenues.
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