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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2001

Page

7

County to pay inmate 25000 dollars in settlement

Ector County officials acknowledged a former detention center inmate will receive 25000 in a settlement over alleged sexual assaults by deputy Jimmy Denton while she was jailed. Teresa Lynn Carino sued after four alleged assaults in June and July. The case prompted a Texas Rangers probe. Denton was fired in 2000.

Ector County Teresa Lynn Carino Jimmy Denton Carino Denton Sydney Lyle Texas Rangers Reggie Yearwood Lyle Odessa American Catherine Clifton Ector County Attorney’s Office Clifton Freedom of Informa

ECISD coaches train Permian Basin Special Olympics youth

ECISD Special Education coaches Kent McCord Julie Lawrence and Randy Belcher guide elementary students with special needs in adaptive basketball drills ahead of February contests in Fort Stockton. Eleven-year-old Rudy Villareal from Milam Elementary joins in practice for the 10 meter dribble spot shot and other events as part of year round athletic training programs for ages 8 and up.

Special Education Permian Basin Fort Stockton Ector County Independent School District Kent McCord Julie Lawrence Randy Belcher Belcher ECISD Special Olympic Rudy Villareal Milam

West Texas Journal marks decade on local PBS station

West Texas Journal celebrated 10 years of news commentary on a local PBS station. The anniversary program aired Thursday at 7 p.m. on KOCY-TV and 5:30 p.m. Sunday, with radio replay at 9 a.m. Sunday. Guests included Olaf Frandsen and John McCarroll via videotape, reflecting on 500 plus taped shows since 1991. Betsy Trippler-Hurt recalled the program as a needed outlet for discussion.

Gary Ott Midland Telegram City Ken Brodnax Odessa American Betsy Trippler-Hart West Texas Journal KOCV Public Public Broadcasting Kocy-Tv Kocy Radio Olaf Frandsen Frandsen Marysville Calif Freedom Communications Inc John McCarroll McCarroll Betsy Trippler-Hurt

Crime scene investigators and the hunt for traces

Crime scene investigators explain how evidence like fingerprints shoeprints and blood samples help solve cases. Blood spatter analysis can pinpoint where a victim was killed. OPSD Criminalistics manager Bret Lambert says there is no perfect crime and highlights the need for dedication and a coping sense of humor in the line of work.

Bret Lambert Odessa Lambert

Perry proposes $251 million for education amid tight budget

Gov. Perry backed using most of the extra $300 million available in the 2002 03 state budget to fund TEXAS Grant expansion and a new math teacher training program. Lawmakers warned the plan may be unaffordable in a lean year. House Appropriations Chairman Junell urged realism but did not dismiss the idea.

Perry Austin Rick Perry Texas House Rob Junell D-San Angelo Junell

High tech leaders gather for Texas summit optimism

A year after a boom year for Texas tech, executives at the 360 Summit faced a sinking stock market while promising to aid local communities. The conference saw leaders with ample funds acknowledge tough economic realities and discuss plans to support their home regions.

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