Republican Mathews files for Ector County justice seat
Donald W. Mathews, owner of the Mikendon Company in West Odessa for 15 years, announces a bid on the GOP ticket for Precinct 4 justice of the peace. He will face Boyd Atkins in the March 8 primary and vows to study facts before decisions, use first-time offender fines for community service, and bring accountability to the county court system. Mathews, 47, longtime Ector County resident and Navy veteran, lives with wife Marcia at 4596 W Fight and has two children Heather and Daniel.
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Ector County
Donald W. Mathews
Precinct
Mathews
South Ector County
His
Marcia
W. Fight
Heather
Daniel
Robbery reported at Odessa fuel station
Odessa Police said Sandra Flores was robbed at Central Fuel Inc located at 1410 E Second St around 4 10 p m on Wednesday. A 30 year old white male about 5 8 inches tall and 145 pounds with blond hair was described as suspect. The incident is under aggravated robbery investigation.
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Odessa
Sandra Flores
Central Fuel Inc
Second St
Sexual Assault Report Near East Odessa
An Odessa woman was forced to perform a sexual act in East Odessa at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. The alleged suspect is a 30-year-old man. investigation as a sexual assault, a felony, continues. Police also report several vehicle thefts and burglaries with multiple victims and values listed, including a 1991 Nissan Hardbody, a 1988 GMC Suburban, and a 1987 Chevrolet Camaro, plus thefts of air packs, jewelry, and electronics in various Odessa area blocks.
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Odessa
East Odessa
Jerry Stone
Cpl
R.A. Smith
Donnie Wayne Hill
Cheers
N. Grandview Ave
K. Sikes
Manuela Nunez Vega
West 26Th Street
Jesse Bordayo
T. Luecke
Robert Biven
West Cloudcroft
R. Hunt
Mary Levin
Bedford Avenue
R. Eaton
Pretrial and post trial monitoring programs in Ector County
Ector County has operated a pretrial monitoring program since June 1992 with 32 participants and a post trial home detention program begun in June 1993 using electronic ankle bracelets. Offenders cited include Joe Daniel Boisse 18 charged with capital murder after leaving home confinement amid a shooting that killed Ronnie James Olvera 32. Boisse is the only person charged with a crime while under supervision. others faced violations of program terms. Programs aim to ease jail crowding, with bond revocation as a primary enforcement tool.
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Neely
Ector County
Joe Daniel Boisse
Boisse
Ronnie James Olvera
Bivins Returns 150000 To Campaign Contributors
State Senator Teel Bivins of Amarillo says he will return 150000 to campaign contributors since he is unopposed in both the March primary and the general election. He urged reinvestment in contested races and cited a large Panhandle fundraiser last September as the source.
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Teel Bivins
Amarillo
Bivins
Panhandle
Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni Seeks Past Members
The National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni invites former CCC members from 1933 to 1942 and others interested in CCC history to join. Dues are 15 dollars annually and include a NACCCA Journal subscription and access to the library and museum. Write P.O. Box 16429 St. Louis MO 63125.
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National Association of Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
CCS
Naccca Journal
Naccca Library and Museum
P.O. Box
St. Louis
Seminar on changes in federal income tax laws
A 7 to 9 p.m. February 10 seminar titled Income Tax Law Changes 93-94 will be led by CPA Garion Brunson who will discuss updates and answer questions. Sponsored by the Odessa Parks and Recreation Department, the session costs $5 per person. For registration call 362-6964.
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Odessa Parks and Recreation Department
City offers women's self defense seminar in Odessa
Odessa Parks and Recreation Department hosts a self defense seminar for women from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on January 29. The course covers self protection and escape tactics with punching elbows kicking knees. Registration costs 5 dollars. call 362 6964.
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Odessa
Fund Established for Midland Family after Fatal Fire
A fund has been set up for the Michael Blakemore family of Midland after a recent fire that killed their son and destroyed their home. Donations may be made through Pam Puckett at Texas National Bank in Midland.
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Midland
Michael Blakemore
Pam Puckett
Texas National Bank
Services for Confederate Heroes Day scheduled
A memorial service at Midland's Fairview Cemetery will honor Confederate Heroes Day. The program opens with color guard and fire detail reenactments and includes cannon salutes at twelve, twelve thirty, and one o'clock.
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Midland
Fairview Cemetery
FlashFAX expands to handle NAFTA inquiries nationwide
The U S Customs FlashFAX system now handles higher NAFTA inquiry volume. It provides NAFTA documents and guidance to industry. Importers can reach FlashFAX at (202) 927 1692 and the NAFTA Help Desk at (202) 927 0066 for assistance.
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U.S
Woman admits fighting husband before death in 1991 case
In a March 22 1991 police statement Bradley said she and her husband fought over being forced to have sex and her husband often resisted care. She described slapping him to feed him, striking him during disputes, and caring for him two years as his mind fluctuated.
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Bradley
Bill
Lotto Texas Pick 3 0 9 0
A Texas lottery brief notes a Pick 3 result with digits 0 9 0. No further details on date, payout, or related drawings are provided in the text.
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Lotto Texas
Austin
Texas Lottery
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