Odessa man Larry White faces continuance ruling in fatal officer shooting case
A hearing is scheduled this morning in Judge Dean Whalen's 70th District Court to decide on a continuance motion for Larry Neil White. White, an Odessa man charged with shooting and killing three police officers in September 2007, is terminally ill with less than eight months to live per his oncologist and attorneys. He faces three counts of capital murder as prosecutors consider a death penalty and possible plea deal given his health. The 9:30 a.m. hearing will determine trial viability amid questions of fitness to stand trial.
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Dean Whalen
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Milson Hosts Second Odessa Poker for the Homeless Night
Jim and Karla Milson will host the second annual Odessa Links Play at Poker for the Homeless event Saturday night at 6900 Sleepy Hollow. A $50 ticket gains entry to the poker game starting at 7 p.m. Non players can pay $20 to listen to The Brian Milson Band starting at 8 p.m. Proceeds support homeless efforts.
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Karla Milson
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Fiji cleared to fly MIDLAND testing Phase I flights
The Federal Aviation Administration issued an Airworthiness Certificate allowing the Commemorative Air Force B-29 Superfortress Fiji to begin Phase I flight testing in Midland. Tests run Friday afternoon through Saturday with flights to unpopulated areas and Monday training for crew. Public viewing and museum access begin Monday at 7 a.m. at the CAF Airpower Museum.
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Oversight bill creates new regulator for big banks
Consumer advocates warn the measure creates regulatory gaps by excluding auto dealers and community banks from the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. They say borrowers may still face unscrupulous lending and unclear terms amid Washington lobbying.
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Consumer groups clash with banks over lending rules
Analysis cites Travis Plunkett of the Consumer Federation of America as arguing small-town dealers and community banks shape auto financing. The consumer bureau would draft rules for financial products, target deceptive loans, and limit confusing loan documents, with carveouts for community banks.
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Tex PREP helps students see the world at UTPB
University of Texas of the Permian Basin hosts Tex PREP summer camp for seventh to tenth graders. Ector Junior High teacher Angel Rodriguez mentors hands on projects that blend math science and engineering, offering flexible learning away from TAKS. Students like 14 year old Leslie Lujan praise real world application and ahead of math and science skills.
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Arafiles Faces Formal State Complaint From Medical Board
The Texas Medical Board filed a 12 page formal complaint against Dr. Rolando G. Arafiles Jr a Kermit physician amid allegations of inadequate medical records poor medical judgment overbilling and prescribing nontherapeutic treatments The case after two Winkler County Memorial Hospital nurses Anne Mitchell and Vickilyn Galle were fired and later indicted and acquitted has been referred to the State Office of Administrative Hearings for litigation.
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