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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2016
Page
1
The Ellen Noel Art Museum hosts a print making workshop from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at 4909 E University Blvd. Tickets are 50 dollars, attendees must be 18 or older and register in advance at noelartmuseum.org or 432-550-9696.
The rock band 38 Special is scheduled to perform in the Permian Basin on Friday. Fans are noting the upcoming show as a major local music event with tickets likely selling fast and venues preparing for a large turnout.
Kevin Eugene Brown, a 43 year old parolee, was arrested early Wednesday in south Odessa after officers spotted him near East Second Street and Ryan Avenue with cash from a bank robbery. He matched the Chase Bank suspect description from Tuesday and had been linked to the Bank of America robbery earlier. No weapons or injuries reported. Brown also known as Hillary White, arrest details remain under investigation.
Across Texas thousands turned out to honor Dallas officers Brent Thompson Michael Smith and Lorne Ahrens killed by a sniper in downtown Dallas amid protests over police shootings. Services followed by funerals for Thompson Smith and Ahrens with two more memorials planned for Friday and Saturday.
Texas Wildlife Services officials removed 37 ducks and 12 geese from Memorial Gardens Park citing overpopulation and disease risk. Director Michael Bodenchuk said the birds were fewer than city estimates, about 200, with some lured away by feeding. Twelve birds were migratory and protected and will be relocated after disease tests, the rest were euthanized. a few euthanized birds may be tested for disease. City reports note most fowl are geese, leaving a smaller number of aggressive birds remaining.
President Obama wrapped a three hour session with community activists politicians and law enforcement officials saying progress is incomplete yet conversations must continue. Participants including Black Lives Matter members agreed on ongoing talks despite strong emotions amid gun violence against officers and police shootings in Baton Rouge and the Minneapolis area.
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