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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1998

Page

10

Texas issues first wild deer capture permits sparking debate

Texas landowners may capture pen and selectively breed wild white tailed deer under a new permit. Critics warn it privatizes a public resource and could disrupt native wildlife movement while supporters say it gives landowners tools to manage wildlife. Costs include 1000 initial fee and 500 yearly, with management plans required. permits few in number and tied to breeding pens of up to 100 acres.

Austin Texas Edmund Kuempel R-Seguin House State Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Jerry Cooke Cooke Andrew Sansom Texas Parks and _ Wildlife Commission Alan Allen Sportsmen Conservationists of Allen Scott Royder The It Club Terry Blankenship Welder Wildlife Foundation

Unions Debate Merger Of NEA And AFT Big Campaign

Education unions argue over a potential merger of NEA and AFT as a path to a single voice for public schools. Proponents urge a stronger push on teacher quality and school safety, while opponents warn of losing focus if AFL CIO ties broaden beyond education. Delegates consider unity without merger amid concerns about governance and priorities.

NEA AFT Afl-Cio Aflcio Ann Curl la Grange Chicago

Odessa area blotter details assaults and arrests

A local blotter lists multiple Odessa incidents including assaults with knives and bottles, a parked car near misses, and a teen’s injury at Commanche Trails Park. It notes jail holds and bonds for Carlos Galindo Flores Jr., Alvin Moorer, Jimmy Kelly, Shalabhell Farris, and Lee Dunlap on various charges including aggravated assault and possession of cocaine.

Odessa Andrews Highway North Texas Avenue Commanche Trails Park Medical Center Hudson Avenue East 52 ‘Street Alleghancy East Seventh Street Ector O County Carlos Galindo Flores Jr Seventh St Ector County Alvin James Moorer S. Jackson St Jimmy Kelly Monahans St Shalabhell Farris St. No Lee Dunlap South F

Discipline program spreads through Omaha schools

From 1B and other teachers helped Omaha schools devise schoolwide strategies and held a session on classroom management at the NEA convention. The program Second Step, adopted by Pier’s school, uses 35‑minute sessions to teach empathy and anger management. A Johns Hopkins study links strong early classroom control to lower aggression in middle school, noting a good behavior game in first grade helped set a baseline for ongoing conduct.

Omaha NEA Pier Seattle Journal of the American Medical Association Baltimore Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Sheppard G. Kellam

Second military cadet goes on trial in Texas murder case

Former Air Force Academy cadet David Graham, 20, goes on trial for capital murder in the 1995 shooting death of 16-year-old Adrianne Jones. Prosecutors non pursuit of death penalty. Zamora convicted earlier in Fort Worth and sentenced to life. Jury selection begins Monday with opening statements set for July 15.

New Braunfels I High School Seu Weaammtoens Air Force Academy David Graham Graham Adrianne Jones Naval Academy Diane Zamora Zamora Fort Worth Dan Cogdell Associated Press Dallas Morning News Jones Mansfield High School Lubbock Cogdell David Mike Parrish Colorado Texas Tarrant County

Mosquitoe Bee Invasion Drowns After Sugar Feast

Front and back stingers threaten loggers as giant mosquitobees terrorize by night. They crave sugar, starve by July, and swarm Lake Superior to raid ships. Overindulgence seals their fate as bloated insects drown attempting flight, ending the Mosquito Bees. Paul, Sam, and Jenny reflect on fleeting friendships.

Paul Sam Jenny Lake Superior

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