New Mexico Woman Dies In Highway 385 Crash
A Carlsbad woman died Tuesday when her black 2001 Honda Accord crossed the median of U S Highway 385 north of Loop 338 and collided head on with an 18 wheeler. The driver, wearing a seat belt, was the sole occupant. the other vehicle’s driver was unharmed. Road dampness and an overcorrection are cited as factors. Identification withheld pending family contact.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Texas
Steve Lauderdale
U.S. Highway 385
Loop 338
New Mexico
Lauderdale
Honda
Larry Hollaway
Carlsbad N.M
School board delays action on bond issue in ECISD
ECISD trustees move cautiously on a bond proposal to fund aging facilities. President Phil Fouche calls for a special meeting in mid February before the February 20 regular session to decide whether to proceed by May or wait until October. Trustees emphasize clarity for voters and careful planning to avoid overwhelming residents.
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Ector County Independent School District
Phil Fouche
Fouche
Delma Abalos
Paula Adders
Carol Gregg
Floy Hinson
Gregg
Citizens Task Force
Bill Rutherford
Tommy Salmon Sr
ECISD
Roy Benavides
Satin Strings To Represent Texas At National Festival
Permian High School's Satin Strings, a 36 member strolling orchestra, departs for Washington D C to perform at the National Festival of the States. They will play at venues including the Old Soldiers and Airmen Retirement Home and the Fairfax Retirement Center, and hope for an invitation to the First Ladies Luncheon.
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Permian High
Bryan Barrett
Latin Strings Orchestra
Washington, D.C
Barrett
Odessa
Texas
Satin Strings
Permian High School
George W. Bush
David Golden
Old Soldiers and Airmen
Fairfax
Golden
Texas-Wyoming
Washington Convention Center
Clinton
Laura Bush
First Ladies
Dallas
Washington
Beau Garza
Robert Propp
Satin Strings Orchestra
Davin Golden
Washington D.C
Texas Pride and the Myth of Lone Star Heritage
A survey of Texas pride as George W. Bush nears his presidential inauguration. Texans claim a long lineage of rugged identity, with Pride House bookings and Native Texas Birth Certificates symbolizing a state branded as brash yet venerable. The piece contrasts myth with reality and notes recent limits on celebrating Pride.
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George W. Bush
Texas
Lyndon B
Lady Bird Johnson
Lone Star State
Golden Y. Bush
Midland Oil
Dallas Baseball
Sam Houston
Smith
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Austin
Lone Star
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Lara Meckfessel
Ecisd Board
Mojo
Cindera Nealy
Story By
Sharon Denning
Opessa
Rich Bishop
Mohank
Denver
Rio Grande
Texas Pride
Bush
The
Associated Press
Real Texan
Michael Dougan
George W. Bush Observer
Lois Smith
Pride House
Louisiana State Line
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