ECISD names T J Mills head coach at Permian High
The Ector County Independent School District unanimously hired T J Mills as Permian High School's head football coach and campus athletic coordinator. His three year contract pays 78000 dollars annually with benefits. He replaces Randy Mayes and will meet players in Odessa before February.
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Permian High School
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Bill Rutherford
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Odessa
Soccer thief nicknamed Soccer Guy arrested in New York
New York police arrested 29 year old Ben-Msyly Gil-Elie after witnesses saw him distract Japanese men with dance like soccer moves to steal from pockets. Four victims identified him in lineups and 15 or 16 cases have been reported since October. Police did not disclose total stolen amount.
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Gil-Elie
James Molloy
Molloy
Cargo Ship Slips Under Lions Gate Bridge in Morning Fog
A cargo ship slides beneath the Lions Gate Bridge as thin early morning fog blankets Vancouver. The city skyline rises above the cloud deck, creating a striking low-visibility scene over the inlet and bridge structure.
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Lions Gate Bridge
Vancouver City
County Budget Feud Strains Motor Vehicle Office in Ector County
County Tax Assessor-Collector Lea Taylor seeks three new positions to handle car and truck registrations after 1998 99 staffing. County Judge Jerry Caddel cites state law barring new posts outside budget unless emergency declared, and cuts in 1999 2000 leave lines long and processing slow as courthouse feud unfolds.
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Commissioners Court
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Jerry Caddel
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Gore wins Iowa caucuses in landslide for Democrats
Vice President Al Gore hugged victory and challenged Bill Bradley as supporters watched returns in Des Moines. Gore vowed to fight in New Hampshire on its own terms and said he and Tipper look forward to the next contest on February 1 in New Hampshire.
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al Gore
Bill Bradley
Tipper
New Hampshire
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Jeanne Shaheen
Kneeland Youngblood
Dallas
Bush tops Forbes as Iowa results shape GOP race
Des Moines Iowa AP George W Bush called his Iowa victory humbling and honored and eyed the NH contest ahead Publisher Steve Forbes ran a strong second aided by money and organization and said he was a very happy man John McCain kept focus on New Hampshire urging readiness for the next battleground in the GOP nominating fight.
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New Hampshire
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Concord
N.H
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George W. Bush
Laura
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Ames
Des Moines
Steve Forbes
Bush
ClearSource withdraws grant request in Odessa funding dispute
Austin telecom firm ClearSource pulled its $152000 grant proposal to fund land for an Odessa Midland service center in the OIDC Industrial Park. The outcome followed a split five member ODC board vote and a planned special meeting, with 80 jobs at an average $41000 cited as the impact.
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Odessa
Midland
Odessa Development Corp
Odessa Industrial Development Corp
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Interstate 20
U.S. 80
Ray Perez
ODC
Neil McDonald
CDC
Joel Roberts
Stocks Plunge As Rate Hikes Lift Inflation Fears
U.S. stock indices fell sharply as traders priced in a possible Federal Reserve rate hike at the Feb. 1 2 meeting. The Dow dropped 243.54 to 11008.17, led by General Electric and Johnson & Johnson declines, with the Nasdaq down 139.32 to 4096.08 and the S&P 500 off 39.45 to 1401.91 amid growth and inflation worries.
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