Hudson Oaks shooting baffling police puzzle remains unsolved
Hudson Oaks police pursue leads in a double tragedy after three children and their mother are killed in an upscale home while the father Manuel Perez, Fort Worth Fire Department captain, survives. Autopsies performed as investigators reexamine the scene amid questions about an immaculate house and locked doors. A gun was found near Dee Perez in her bedroom and 15 shell casings were located inside. The estranged husband reported being shot hours earlier.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Citywide revival aims to unite churches across denominations
Southside Ministerial Alliance leaders promote a citywide revival at St James Missionary Baptist Church inviting all communities. Guest evangelist Rev Clifford McLain from Little Union Baptist Church in Shreveport is praised for scholarship and oratory. Services begin 7:30 p.m. tonight and Friday. call 580-3306 for details.
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Links program to aid Odessa Hispanics expands access
Links will offer information via a soon to launch Web site and a bilingual phone line during business hours. Referrals will be logged, and callers may receive a return call within 72 hours to verify usefulness. The effort is nonprofit with a donation driven model and matches from The Hext Family Foundation to reach 37,500 over two years.
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Odessa
Links
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Hext Family Foundation
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Radio controlled plane show at CAF hangar in Midland
Midland hosts an electric radio controlled model airplane fly in at the Commemorative Air Force hangar near Midland International Airport. The Midland High Sky RC Club expects 40 to 50 planes flying indoors from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with visitors traveling from California Dallas and New Mexico. A highlight is a four motor B 29 replica “Fifi” with a 30 inch wingspan. Special $5 rate at Airpower Heritage Museum. call 563 1000 for details.
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Huntsman to restructure debt to secure city pool gift
City officials express optimism about Huntsman Corp funding for the city pools. City Manager Richard Morton says the cash flow covers the $1 million owed and that Huntsman remains a reliable corporate citizen. A Huntsman letter reaffirming the gift satisfies city confidence and suggests no burden on the company.
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Baby suffers suspected abuse in Odessa case
An unconscious 14 year old girl was found at Brittany Place Apartments in Odessa and rushed to the hospital. A 14 year old babysitter was arrested by the OPD Crimes Against Persons Unit. The child’s urine showed cocaine and authorities are reviewing bruising patterns. Child Protective Services notes about 1,200 local children were removed in 2001 for abuse and neglect.
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Shepherd
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Murray
Ector County
Huntsman pledges city gift amid flexible philanthropy
City Manager Richard Morton says philanthropy arriving on an uncertain schedule is not a burden or problem. Rybiak notes Huntsman has restructured its books and will honor commitments, including the city gift, with quarterly progress and praise for staff effort.
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City to test traffic lights on 42nd Street project
TxDOT funds a month long traffic flow study on 42nd Street and US 385 to reduce red lights with new equipment costing about 10000 dollars. Squyres notes possible one lane closures and worker presence while adjustments are made with aims to speed flow and minimize delays. Similar trials are planned for West County Road and Business Interstate 20 in coming months.
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Three Midland teens charged in burn case
Three Midland teens Casey Owens Eva Cedillo and Jackson Rathbone were charged with aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury for dousing a Midland boy with lighter fluid and setting him on fire at a cookout. The boy, hospitalized in Lubbock, faces burns and skin grafts while the suspects remain jailed on bonds. Investigators expect more arrests as the inquiry continues.
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