Odessa Gains Fairfield Inn & Suites As Hotel Boom Grows
The Fairfield Inn & Suites Odessa opens amid a flurry of hotel activity in Texas. The new property near East 42nd Street and John Ben Shepperd Parkway aims to attract business travelers with secured access and modern amenities. Marriott International and its subsidiaries operate numerous brands, with the Odessa project marking the chain’s third Texas Fairfield Inn.
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Fire stations No 5 and No 8 delay opening until roads ready
Fire Chief Steve Pollock said stations 5 and 8 can only open when the connecting roads are complete. The $1.58 million project funds new Eastward growth stations replacing older ones and balancing response times. Federal funds covered 80 percent of road extensions with the city paying 460000. A TxDOT ceremony at 10 30 a m will unveil new Billy Hext Road signs near Hwy 191.
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TxDOT to rename road after former Odessa Mayor Hext
The Texas Department of Transportation will rename Colorado Avenue in Odessa to Billy Hext Road at a 10:30 a.m. ceremony. The decision honors late Odessa Mayor Bill Hext who died in 2001 after a stem cell transplant.
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Ventura reveals no combat exposure in Vietnam era military record
Gov. Jesse Ventura states in a St. Paul Pioneer Press interview that he was never fired upon and did not specifically fight in Vietnam. He cites a blanket unit order restricting discussion of overseas duties while noting his Subic Bay service and Vietnam Medal legacy. Olsen twins expand brand to Britain with Mary Kate Ashley clothing line at Asda via Dualstar.
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East Texas manhunt ends as suspect is captured
A massive search across Newton and Jasper counties led to the capture of Stevenson, suspected of killing Mirian McElroy and three Pearson sisters. Police tracked him via a Port Arthur police dog to a wooded area near Call, where he was arrested unharmed aside from brush scratches. The spree began with a shooting, a mobile home fire, and a stolen truck, followed by further break ins and a return to the Pearsons’ home before the suspect fled on foot. The FBI and Texas authorities joined a multiagency dragnet as residents faced a dramatic, multi-day manhunt.
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Cochran, activists push Enron workers aid in bankruptcy case
Cochran downtown headquarters aims to exhaust every legal avenue for laid off Enron employees, with a potential class-action suit to be filed. Dixon notes the effort targets economics, not race, and Cochran may work on a contingency basis. The move follows Enron’s Dec bankruptcy and ongoing investigations, as Texas AG seeks a workers committee in the New York bankruptcy court.
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Bush Clinton Super Bowl meeting and political quips
Argus Hamilton riffs on Bush and Clinton at the New Orleans Super Bowl, Mariah Carey’s record deal, Enron fallout, the Greeneville incident, Tonya Harding's legal move, and other pop culture and political jabs. He notes Karzai, Edwards, and Jackson visits, plus a wheat pledge to Afghanistan.
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Rubin Sues Calif School District Over JV Basketball Assignment
Lynn Rubin filed a lawsuit in Union City California in November seeking 1.5 million dollars. He alleges his son Jawaan was improperly assigned from varsity tryouts to the junior varsity team after failing the varsity trial and that the family had arranged schedules around varsity practice without Jawaan's father being consulted by the coach.
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