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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 2012

Page

10

AT&T Mobile Share plans let up to 10 devices share data

AT&T announced Mobile Share plans that let up to ten devices share a common data bucket with unlimited calling and texting on connected smartphones. Plans range from 1 GB to 20 GB with added devices priced per extra line and optional non smart devices. The comparison shows Mobile Share often cheaper and more data than current Nation plans for various user types.

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Camp Mitre Peak Alumnae Reunion Promises Scout Camaraderie

A veteran remembrance traces a Girl Scout camp friendship from childhood to a 2012 Mitre Peak Alumnae Reunion. Diana Miracle notes upgrades to the campgrounds over 40 years and invites former campers to join the five yearly reunions or a one day Aug 18 cook out costing 25 dollars.

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Federal judge sentences two men in Midland cases

U.S. District Judge Robert Junell sentenced Midland resident Carl James Woodruff to 30 months in federal prison and 3 years of supervised release for a $200,000 plus mail fraud scheme with subcontractor kickbacks. Woodruff must pay $3 million restitution to area school districts. In a separate case, San Angelo resident Justin Lane Watson received 80 months in prison for two counts of federal carjacking stemming from a December high speed pursuit, plus 3 years supervised release. Assistant U.S. Attorney John Klassen prosecuted both cases.

Midland U.S Robert Junell Carl James Woodruff Woodruff Grimes and Associates Grady Isd Reagan Isd San Angelo Justin Lane Watson Midland County Spike Stripes Sterling City Junell Watson John Klassen

West Texas Music Academy Piano Camp Highlights Students Show Progress

Beginner and intermediate piano classes teach treble clef handwriting and scales as students prepare for a recital. Annie Adams, 9, a multi activity student, enjoys the camp and credits music with improving hand eye coordination. Josh Cardona, 1, new to piano, values the camp after a short period of practice and looks forward to the recital. Mini musical Camp runs through July 26 with a contact line at 614 1222.

Annie Adams Annie Josh Cardona Westtexasmusicacademy

Police chase ends in three-vehicle crash and flee by suspect

Police say 25 year old Larry Torres drove off from a traffic stop on Fall Avenue in Odessa, sparking a three vehicle crash at Fall Avenue and West Clements Street. Torres fled on foot. a warrant is sought for leaving the scene. The Silverado driver Jesus Saenz Munoz and passenger Celia Arias were injured. Torres faces tickets for running a stop sign and license/insurance issues.

Odessa Marsh Larry Torres Torres Fall Avenue West Clements Street Fall Ave Sherrie Carruth Carruth Silverado Jesus Saenz- Munoz Odessa MCH Celia Arias

Houston janitors strike sparks sit-in and arrests

Demonstrators marching in support of SEIU Local 5 wage protests blocked a downtown Houston intersection at Smith and Bell streets around 12 30 p m Wednesday. About 250 supporters surrounded the sit in as 15 people were arrested during the action amid ongoing janitor contract protests.

Houston Smith and Bell Streets The Houston Chronicle Service Employees International Union SEIU Elsa Caballero

Texas carries out first single drug execution

Yokamon Hearn, 33, was executed in Huntsville using a single dose of pentobarbital, becoming the first prisoner in Texas to be put to death under a one drug method replacing the previously used three drug protocol. The state shifted from pancuronium bromide after its supply expired as other states already adopted single drug procedures. Hearn offered no obvious reaction during execution.

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