Reeves urges ECISD to track antecedents of excellence for student success
Reeves and ECISD leaders stress understanding why district results occur over test scores. A proposal to compile a record of successful practices, expand instructional monitoring, and raise IB program prep at Odessa High School. Trustees absent and present members noted as the meeting wrapped.
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Reeves
Hector Mendez
ECISD
Harvard University Leadership Forum
Odessa High School
OHS
Benavides
Delma Abalos
Paula Adders
Carol Gregg
Phil Fouche
Tommy Salmon
Floy Hinson
Bill Rutherford
Perry signals spending restraint with no tax hike focus
Governor Perry urges a budget approach that reduces spending to balance the state budget, with no tax increases. He cites health insurance for public school employees as a protected program while inviting citizen input on school finance and Robin Hood reform, and defers on a 2006 re election plan.
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Perry
Texas
Larry Comer
Association of Texas Professional Educators
John Cole
80-year-old man convicted of killing Beaumont attorney
A Jefferson County jury convicted an 80-year-old Victor nursing home resident of murder in the death of 47-year-old attorney Cris Quinn in Beaumont. The quick verdict came after a 15 minute deliberation and the punishment phase will begin. Attorney Ed Shettle commented on the unusually rapid outcome.
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Jefferson County
Victor Nursing Home
Cris Quinn
Gerzine
Ed Shettle
Beaumont Enterprise
Harmony Home hosts 24th Super Bowl party in Odessa
Harmony Home CAC invites public to watch the Big Game on three giant TVs at the Odessa Holiday Inn 6201 E. Highway 80. Tables 250 to 1000 fundraise for abused children with goal 65000. odds and raffles include a Disney World trip. Proceeds fund direct services in the Permian Basin.
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Harmony Home
Odessa
Harmony Home Children’s Advocacy Center
Odessa Holiday Inn
Highway 80
Chip Carlson
Disney World
Bill McCoy
Harmony Home Cac
The
Abused Children’s Center
Carlson
Jimmy Lewis
Harmony Home Board of Directors
Permian Basin
Lewis
Call
Texas to appeal ruling in Exxon royalty lawsuit
The Texas attorney general plans to appeal a Houston judge’s ruling that dismissed two of the state’s three main claims in the Exxon Mobil royalty case. The suit, filed January 2001 by John Cornyn, accuses Exxon Mobil and predecessors of draining oil and gas from beneath a state highway right of way and owing the state money. The judge kept the claim that Exxon Mobil illegally tapped reserves under Hawkins Field about 100 miles east of Dallas. Exxon Mobil Production Co. president Terry Koonce says the decision affirms the claims were meritless.
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Houston
Texas
John Cornyn
Exxon Mobil
Cornyn
Tracy Christopher
Hawkins Field
Dallas
Exxon- Mobil
Terry Koonce
Exxon- Mobil Production Co
Burglary and Theft Report From Odessa Area
An Odessa man reports $2,820 in property taken from his home in the 200 block of North Dixie Boulevard between 6:30 p.m. Monday and 7 a.m. Tuesday. An Odessa woman reports credit card purchases made between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Dec. 17, 2002, in the 1500 block of Harless Avenue. A separate Odessa woman reports vehicle vandalism totaling $1,500 in the 3500 block of Richardson Drive and $2,100 in damages to doors and windows of her vehicle at 2 a.m. Wednesday in the 1500 block of East 46th Street.
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Odessa
North Dixie Boulevard
Harless Avenue
Richardson Drive
East 46Th Street
Odessa man charged with tampering in toddler shooting
A 33-year-old Odessa man was arrested on a third degree felony charge of tampering with evidence linked to the shooting of his 2 year old son, Alan Anzures. He remained in the Ector County Detention Center with bond not yet set as deputies continued the investigation. The boy, shot Monday with a 45 caliber handgun, was reported in stable condition. Anzures had previously been charged with injury to a child and bonded out on a $25,000 bond.
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Odessa
Alan Anzares
Amburgey Ave
Ector County
Anzures
Gary Duesler
ECSO
Anzure
Duesler
UTPB Expands Student Housing On Campus
UTPB plans to own and operate all student housing by fall and designs new apartment buildings to add at least 120 beds. Residents say on campus living fosters friendship and a fuller college experience, with climate of attracting future students.
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UTPB
Watts
Rick Dempsey
Elisabeth Burks
Burks
Odessa
Brownwood
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