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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2010
Page
1
Southwest Airlines Spirit magazine features the Odessa Midland area with a 24 page spread in its February issue. The 164 page magazine debuts Thursday and is available on Southwest planes. It highlights the region’s energy resources and high school football. Visit spiritfreeissue online.
AAA Texas reports average statewide fuel cost fell 4 cents to 2.56 per gallon, marking a second straight weekly decline. National averages also slipped by a nickel as the retail price trend continues downward.
The Presidential Museum Board accepted a large donation from John Bushman to clear debts and reopen the museum, with plans for a $3 million Dorothy Croft Endowment Fund and a long term transfer of operations to UTPB. Interim president Juan Alcantar said the endowment would cover long term operating costs and that private fundraising would continue.
In Memorial Garden Park the buffalo sculptures and segments of the walkway were submerged by heavy rains that swept through the area Thursday morning. Mark Sterkes reported from Odessa.
A powerful storm drenched West Texas causing street flooding and rescues while a cold front moves in. NWS meteorologist David Henning said 1.4 inches of rain fell near Midland International Airport and may freeze on roads as the system nears Odessa. Snow chances are low but possible morning into afternoon with a mix of freezing rain and sleet.
Rainfall report shows totals at eight stations around town with Main Station recording 2.25 inches, Station 4 at 1.25 inches, and Stations 5 through 8 reporting 2 inches each while Stations 2 and 3 show no readings.
Weather site invites readers to vote on impact of Thursday's weather survey asks if individuals were affected and directs responses to the www.oada.com platform for submission.
Odessa Development Corp sets two special meetings to approve its agreement with Summit Power Group for the $1.7 billion Texas Clean Energy Project. City Manager Richard Morton says Summit now requires $5 million by month end rather than at operations start to secure a $15 million match. The 2 p.m. today session will be at Odessa City Hall third floor conference room Air W. Eighth St.
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