Odessa sees rising traffic fines and ticket numbers
Police in Odessa issue more tickets for major offenses in 2000 than 1999 with higher fines collected. In 1999 the Odessa Police Department issued 49 911 tickets raising 2 234 419 14. In 2000 48 809 tickets produced 2 842 737 49 in fines. Boombox ordinance violations rose from nine in 1999 to 271 in 2000.
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Odessa
Ricky Subia
Subia
Career Center students tour Dallas marketing hubs on trip
Sixteen marketing students and four sponsors spent three days in Dallas visiting the International Apparel Mart World Trade Center and Grapevine Mills Mall to observe how goods are marketed and moved through middlemen. They funded the trip with $1,500 from fundraisers and campus store profits.
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Dallas
International Apparel Mart
World Trade Center
Grapevine Mills
Debbie Underwood
Career Center
Underwood
Kim Dawson
Guess
Yvonne Sanchez
Erick Dominguez
Melissa McCarty
Grapevine Mills Mall
Tommy Hilfiger
Rainforest Cafe
McCarty
Sam’s Club
Ariel Pantoja
Pecos hosts charity wrestling event to aid school weights room
South Central Wrestling brings five sanctioned matches to Pecos High School at 7 p.m. featuring Warlok and Mr Big Time in the main bout. Proceeds fund refurbishing the boys and girls weight room. tickets are 5 dollars at the door or in advance at the high school field house. For details call 447-7220.
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Pecos
Jon
South Central Wrestling
Warlok
Midland
New York City
Joe Beene
Gray Grubbs
Odessa American
Eclipse
Grubbs
Pecos High
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Odessa plans two new firehouses and unit relocations
The city will build two new firehouses and move units from Station 8 at 92nd Street and Rainbow Avenue to Yukon Road near Dixie Boulevard, and from Station 5 at 38th Street and Dixie Boulevard to near Mission Dorado about half a mile west of Faudree Road.
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Odessa
92Nd Street
Rainbow Avenue
Yukon Road
Dixie Boulevard
38Th Street
Mission Dorado
Faudree Road
Odessa Fire Stations Relocation Sparks Resident Outcry
Odessans express anger as city moves two fire stations farther from homes to fund and accommodate new stations by December at a cost of 1.58 million. No. 5 shifts east four miles near Colorado Avenue and East Ridge Road, while No. 8 moves south two miles to Yukon Road and U.S. 385. Residents fear reduced coverage. officials say No. 4, No. 6 will cover gaps and keep response times acceptable.
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Yukon Road
U.S. 385
Eva Webb
Webb
Steve Pollack
No. 4
No. 6
Pollack
No. 5
East Odessa
Bush recalls Midland boyhood as he heads to Washington
President elect George W. Bush will visit Midland Texas on Wednesday before moving to Washington for his oath. Locals recount his oil patch upbringing and his father George H Bush once joked about his son’s rough talk. The trip underscores how his Texas roots frame the coming inauguration and logistics for travel to the capital.
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Austin
Bush
Memory Lane
Midland
Texas
White House
Karen Hughes
Laura
U.S
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