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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2001
Page
10
The Latin Strings, a strolling orchestra led by Golden, will tour Washington museums and monuments including the Holocaust Museum and Vietnam Memorial. They raised over $45,000 for the journey and anticipate a challenging but rewarding rehearsal as they connect with audiences.
ECISD urges board members to include educational direction for the district for at least the next five years as they assemble a bond package. Bena vides says leaders must set a target and move forward or risk endless discussion.
Texas Tech officials shuttered a balcony in United Spirit Arena after a broken weld was found during a facility inspection last week. The weld was in section 104 on the northwest corner and supported upper deck handicapped seating.
Odessa police search for two unidentified men who robbed a 7-Eleven in the 1500 block of Harless. One man threatened the female clerk with a large knife and demanded money while the other took the cash and both fled east around the store. Tips can be given to 333 TIPS.
An Odessa man claims he was terminated from Huntsman and Ref-Chem for refusing to perform illegal acts. Ron G. Voyles, a safety coordinator, says he faced dismissal after a contract arrangement began January 27, 1998, with Huntsman having bought Rexene’s olefins plant in 1997. Damages are unspecified. Voyles seeks lost wages.
The piece argues that Texas pride shapes views of presidents from Johnson to Bush and Eisenhower, mixing regional myth with national identity. It notes Johnson’s iconic Texan memory, Bush’s adoptive Texan status, Eisenhower’s birthplace, and cultural longing for a stereotyped Texas ethos amid political life.
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