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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2004
Page
10
Hale describes Brown as goal driven and a strong communicator who listens and models expected behavior. Brown’s leadership aims to foster flexibility among teachers and students, with academics adapting to change. Hale notes their Odessa roots and family firefighter ties strengthen commitment to kids.
Desert Mountain Institute founder Kay Burnett backs a project led by Michael Livingston to study radio frequencies and hire a consulting engineer. If a station is funded and a tower secured, a FCC application would follow with an 18 months to two years setup goal. Funds could come from the Public Telecommunications Facilities Program, CPB support, and donor or partnership gains.
Jane Phares reflects on leadership during a period of growth at the Midland museum where staff rose to 17 and a broad board of 24 members. She credits staff and volunteers, notably the Santa Rita Club, with driving renovation projects and strong community ties before her departure.
A roundup lists several Odessa incidents including two assaults on Tanglewood Lane and East Eighth Street with deadly weapon displays, and burglaries at A-1 Rent-N-Lock and a residence on N Golder Ave. Damage cases total $1,500 to a vehicle and $10,000 to a home interior. Police report gunfire upon two residents, forged checks at local outlets, a prescription theft attempt at H E B, a child burn injury, cocaine possession arrests, and a sexual assault involving a juvenile in West Odessa.
In May a silver 2000 Nissan Maxima valued at 13 830 was taken and not returned from the 4200 block of East 52nd Street. Cardoza's Auto Repair reported a light gray 1985 Lincoln Town Car worth 3 000 stolen sometime between 7 p.m. Wednesday and 7 30 a.m. Thursday.
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