Satin Strings seek help for presidential inauguration event
Satin Strings from Permian High School asks sponsors to fund travel to Washington for six inauguration balls January 20. Corporate sponsors get T-shirt name placement at levels. Call 638-4892 or 363-8619 for details. Meanwhile Rotarians encouraged to attend and donate to tsunami victims.
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Court denies request for higher salaries for new county attorneys
Ector County Commissioners Court unanimously denied County Attorney Cathy Linch's bid to raise starting pay for her new assistants Lilly Plummer and Bill Maynard. Proposed rates would have been 29.35 and 24.46 per hour, but the court kept salaries at 26.62 and 23.29, citing budget constraints. Linch said the money was already in the department budget and would have been worth the investment.
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UTPB Launches Listening Tour Across West Texas
UTPB begins a Listening Tour to inform a long range planning effort. Watts, Fannin, and Donna Johnson discuss expanding UTPB presence in Presidio Monahans and other cities. The tour visits Andrews Big Spring Kermit Fort Stockton Crane Snyder and Seminole, ending January 28.
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Watts forms 30 member listening tour planning group
UTPB President David Watts recruits thirty volunteers for a yearlong long range planning effort. Ten come from Odessa ten from Midland and ten from the surrounding area. The first meeting is scheduled for January 27.
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Four bidders near take over of MCH gift shop
The Ector County Hospital District Board weighs four proposals to run the former Medical Center Auxiliary Gift Shop at today’s 5:30 p.m. meeting. Lori’s Hospital Gift Shops leads with Blooming Rose Florist Baker Ballard’s Design and Jim’s Junk among locals. Rent is 856 dollars per month for retail and storage. retail 17.50 per square foot. storage just over 13 per square foot. The hospital would receive 10 percent of sales over 250000 dollars annually. Subway plans to open Feb 1 in the coffee shop space at 17.50 per square foot. A Canopy System Inc. software update is also on the agenda.
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