Dial in mental health test prompts inbox of doubt
Columnist Sonja Merrick questions a new 800 number that diagnoses mood concerns via a voice survey and faxed doctor reports. She notes potential misfires from hold music to wrong button presses and worries about overreaching, misdiagnosis, and privacy. Merrick invites skepticism on instant health judgments.
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Sonja Merrick
Police probe into Odessa deaths continues this week
Odessa detectives probe two fatal cases this week. Bonaventura Ortalejo, 32, was found with a .45 caliber gun beside him in the El Frontieroso Bar parking lot and died at Medical Center Hospital after being shot. Autopsy results are withheld as the Metro Homicide Unit gathers witnesses and tests evidence at the Austin Crime Lab.
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el Frontieroso
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Adria Garza
MCH
Fort Stockton hosts water carnival with night show and parade
Fort Stockton celebrates the 59th Water Carnival July 13 to 15 at Comanche Springs Pool with synchronized swimming, dance acts, and a nightly script show. Miss Fort Stockton pageant Saturday night, parade on July 15 from Comanche Elementary to Zero Stone Park. Tickets $5 to $7. over 2,500 expected.
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Marcy Prock
Water Carnival
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James Streets
Fort Stockton High School
Pecos field set to host West Texas gas trading center
West Texas gas producers should profit from a new trading hub opening next month in the Gomez field of Pecos County. The Kansas City Board of Trade designated the Permian/Waha Hub as its primary trading hub, with expectations of narrowed price spreads and higher wellhead to hub prices, aided by Valero Transmissions Co. and officials like Linda Hopwood and Arlen Edgar noting price realignment toward Henry Hub benchmarks.
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Valero Transmissions Co
Arlen Edgar
Midland
Waha
Henry
Louisiana
New York Mercantile Exchange
NYMEX
Edgar
Hopwood
Charlotte LeGates
The
Natural Gas Supply Association
Mary Kaye Moore named Odessa assistant city manager
Mary Kaye Moore of Bryan selected from 35 applicants to fill Odessa's assistant city manager post. She will begin Aug. 1, replacing Tom Adams who left in April for a San Angelo city manager job. Moore, a Bryan employee for six years and CPA, has led Bryan's support services and previously directed utility billing. She will oversee Odessa finance purchasing billing municipal court and computer services. City Manager Jerry McGuire praised her as beyond other candidates.
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Tom Adams
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County fundraiser aims to grow Crockett County Library space
Crockett County plans a $200,000 library expansion doubling its 3,000 square foot Ozona site in an old two story house. Ed Stabler will headline Sat'day Nite in Ol' Ozona at Ozona High School Auditorium July 29 with local acts Jim Wilson L. P. Bloodworth and Clay Lindley. Tickets cost 5 to 6 dollars, under 12 free. County has raised 50,000 and seeks 80,000 more via bond.
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Crockett County
Ozona
Louise Ledoux
Ledoux
Jim Wilson
Sonora
L.P. Bloodworth
Marfa
Clay Lindley
Ozona High School
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