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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2005

Page

10

Journey to the Center of the States Caverns Tour

Visitors flock to a vast cavern system with 63 foot formations and a three mile trail. Park placards and a radio guide aid self guided tours as guests from across the United States marvel at eerie drip formations and ancient rock. A California couple, Meryl Phillips and Chris Miller, call the cavern cooler and larger than nearby underground attractions.

United States California Meryl Phillips Phillips Berkeley Calif San Francisco Bay Area Chris Miller Yellowstone Joshua Tree Carlsbad

Texas Supreme Court Hears School Finance Case

Texas Supreme Court hears a dispute over the states school finance system with hundreds of districts arguing the state has abdicated its duty to educate while lawmakers insist the Legislature, not the courts, must craft education policy Further, a House voting mishap with two absent votes altered a funding measure that Craddick said likely cannot solve the legal issues.

Texas Supreme Court Austin Texas House Tom Craddick

New ECISD Channel 10 manager blends teaching and TV

Karen Johnson, longtime ECISD broadcast journalism teacher, becomes Channel 10 general manager succeeding Lynn Dudney. She will oversee community focused programming while continuing to teach, directing hands on student broadcasts from the studio near the ECISD Career Center. Johnson aims to air district events and courses and develop a school year kickoff video for 2005 06, keeping PBS collaborations in play until the license ends August 31.

Karen Johnson Ector County Independent School District ECISD Channel 10 Johnson Cable One Lynn Dudney Odessa Mary Nell Johnson Fort Worth FamilyNet Donnie Norwood Norwood Karen Permian Basin PBS Public Broadcasting Rae Scholastic

Karen Johnson Named ECISD Channel 10 General Manager

Karen Johnson has been appointed general manager for ECISD Channel 10, bringing leadership experience to the district media operations. Johnson will oversee programming, staffing, and partnerships as the station expands community coverage.

Monahans Police Probe Death of Elderly Woman

Monahans police investigate the death of an elderly woman at 1305 Doris Avenue after reports of an argument. Police say the last homicide within city limits dates back to Easter 1998. Investigators describe the scene as a terrible incident that escalated.

Monahans Sebastian

Former Panhandle priest sentenced to life in prison

A former Panhandle priest, Salazar, receives a life sentence after a first degree felony assault conviction. He had prior serious sex offense convictions in California during the 1980s and served years in prison. The case notes Salazar’s connection to a hotel room in Irving.

Panhandle Salazar California Irving

Energy Outlook in Permian Basin Highlighted by Leaders

Erdlac urged pursuing energy use wells and a stable energy structure. UTPB President David Watts cited the Permian Basin's potential for alternative energy, pointing to the McCamey wind farm as evidence and noting a Senate energy bill passed June 28 aligns with grant news.

Erdlac David Watts UTPB Permian Basin Watts McCamey Grant U.S. Senate

Felony Drug Stop Leads to Meth Charge in Odessa

A 24-year-old Odessa man was arrested for possession of methamphetamine at 11 p.m. Tuesday in the 1900 block of West Second Street. Ricardo Salgado, 3856 N. Alturas Ave., is held at the Ector County Detention Center on $15,000 bail. A separate report notes vandalism to a vehicle on Glenwood Lane causing $1,500 in damage between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. Tuesday.

Odessa West Ricardo Salgado N. Alturas Ave Ectoral Detention Center Glenwood Lane

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