Police seek robbery suspect at Rapid Lube Center
Crime Stoppers seeks information on an aggravated robbery at Rapid Lube Center 3854 Penbrook St behind Winwood Mall. On June 7 at 10:40 p.m. Francis Chavez was working when a black male pushed her aside and pointed a small caliber weapon at her head, taking the money bag and fleeing toward the north mall apartments. The suspect is described as a black male, about 27, 160 to 170 pounds, 5 feet 11 inches.
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Rapid Lube Center
Penbrook St
Winwood Mall
Francis Chavez
Chavez
Penbrook
Suspect Sought in Robbery Offer Reward
Police release description of a robber wearing a dark T shirt blue jeans dark cap and sunglasses with an orange cloth over his face. A $1,000 reward may be paid for information leading to arrest and indictment. Call Crime Stoppers at 333 TIPS or 694 TIPS. Callers anonymous, Detective C B Choate Jr said.
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C.B. Choate Jr
Crane man charged after Saturday shooting incident
A 23 year old Crane man was released on a 5000-dollar bond after being charged with attempted murder in the Saturday shooting of 22 year old Crane resident Danny Ortiz. Ortiz was wounded in the left cheek and listed in good condition at Crane Memorial Hospital.
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Crane
Charles Marsh
Rick McCoy
Clara Cramer
Danny Ortiz
Crane Memorial Hospital
Emissions Monitor To Be Installed At Permian Plant In Odessa
Permian Chemical Co plans to install an automatic emissions monitor today at its Odessa plant after state charges over hydrogen chloride emissions. VP Elvis Lee says current readings are taken hourly at multiple sites while the repaired device is being returned. State officials acknowledge ongoing but reduced emissions and promise continued monitoring to reach final compliance.
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Odessa
Elvis Lee
Permian Chemical Co
Lee
Permian Chemical
Charley Sims
Texas Air Control Board
Sims
U.S. 80
Air Control Board
Jerry Caddel
Bank robber pleads guilty in InterFirst Bank case
Margarito Camacho pleaded guilty in U S District Court to possession of stolen bank money from the June 6 InterFirst Bank drive in office robbery in Odessa. Co defendants Tyler Bingham and Antonio Rivera were indicted for bank robbery and conspiracy with Bingham charged for carrying a firearm. Rivera is at large.
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Midland
Odessa
U.S. District Court
Margarito
Shorty
InterFirst
Tyler Davis Bingham
Antonio Martinez-Rivera
Bingham
Midland County
Cheyenne
Wyo
Death notices and obituaries from El Paso and Seminole
Death notices list David N. Todd 50 of El Paso with services at Frank W. Wilson Funeral Directors and burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. George Manly 73 of Odessa, Homer Barnes, Jessie Justice, Fred Mock 83 in Seminole and others have pending or completed services with multiple relatives and memorials to high schools.
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EL Paso
David N. Todd
Frank W. Wilson
Jimmy Wilson
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Mr. Todd
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Waco
Todd
Odessa
The
Screen
Temple Baptist
Temple Baptist Church
Urbin Childers
Guy Salman
de Molay
Manly
Scottish Rite
York Rite
Toastmasters Club
All Booster Club
Scott Manly
George Manly
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jim Jackson
North Fort Myers
Fla
Clarence Jacobs
Minneapolis
Homer Barnes
van St
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Medical Center Hospital
Seminole
Fred Mock
First Baptist
Drownings Reported in Odessa Pool Incident
A 2-year-old Odessa boy, Jose Auden Rodriguez, was found in a Riviera Apartments pool on West 19th Street and pronounced dead at 11:20 p.m. at Medical Center Hospital. His mother Virginia Ortega Medina reported hearing her toddler say water, water after her one year old alerted her. Police stated Justice of the Peace R.G. Hungerford and officer Rusty Baker were involved.
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Odessa
Riviera Apartments
19Th St
Jose Auden Rodriguez
Medical Center Hospital
Justice of the Peace
R.G. Hungerford
Police LA
Rusty Baker
Baker
Virginia Ortega Medina
Few surprises in latest city and county financial reports
City and county officeholders filed semi annual financial reports with minimal activity. Mayor John Minor and most council members reported no contributions or expenses. Nicky Sheets planned to file later. County officials likewise showed little change as Lucille Wolz noted no external contributions, with funding covered by the county.
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Cindy Weir
John Minor
Nicky Sheets
Weir
Sheets
Minor
Vista Savings
Thomas Perkins
Vern Foreman
Foreman
Melissa Hirsch
Southwest Airlines
Texas Real Estate Political Action Committee
Sherman Cox
Jack Wood
Chukar Run
Mary Lou Parsons
Odessa Petroleum Club
Cox
Lucille Wolz
Wolz
Fire destroys area of park in Big Bend
A weekend lightning sparked blaze burned about 700 acres of remote wilderness in Big Bend National Park. Park spokesman Robert Huggins said no suppression was attempted as the fire burned from Saturday morning for 242 days, posing no danger to campers or park structures on Mesa De Anguila in the southwest section.
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Big Bend National Park
Robert Huggins
Huggins
Mesa de Anguila
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Rivera
FBI
Bank
Seventh Street
Jackson Avenue
InterFirst Bank
E. 17Th St
Jessie Justice
Fred
Paul Anderson
Seminole Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Mock
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Hunt County
Jack Mock
Denver City
Floyd Mock
Lucille Gathwright
Houston
O.B. Mock
Tommy Mock
Victoria
Richard Mock
Emmett Mock
Fort Worth
Roy Mock
Austin
Alton Mock
Ruidoso, N.M
Guy Mock
Horton
Johnny Allen Phillips
Edwina Edie Rhodes
Hunter Wade Wills
Cynthia Lynn Brown
Joseph Janosik Jr
Kathleen Faye Diffee
Mark Douglas York
Shirley Ann Posey
David Todd
Zeak
Third St
Stati
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