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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1998

Page

10

City Council Approves Street Changes and Prison Contract

The council unanimously approved converting 16th and 17th Streets from one way to two way at Golder Avenue to Dixie Boulevard. Work costs are about 78000 dollars. They also cut Grandview Avenue speed to 45 mph north of 52 Street. A U.S. Marshal Service contract will house federal prisoners at the detention center starting August 7 for 42 dollars per inmate daily, up from 39 under the state. Water and sewer rates are on next week’s budget workshop agenda with a preliminary budget to follow.

Zentner Golder Avenue Dixie Boulevard Matt Squyres Squyres Grandview Avenue U.S. Marshal Service Joel Roberts State of Oklahoma Roberts

Rizo admits killing her son after night with Moses Roman

In court, Rizo testified she killed her 14 month old son after a night with Moses Roman and watched a movie with him. She described placing the boy on the floor and later attempting suicide with muscle relaxants and painkillers. Former detective Snow Robertson testified about the interview and denied coercion. Judge Connally declined a pretrial publicity order requested by Worley.

Hillmont Road Metro Homicide Snow Robertson Rizo Deaderick Robertson Riza Moses Roman Worley Ector County Connally

College board meeting highlights 1999 investments and hires

At the Tuesday meeting the college reported its investments for the March 1 to May 31 quarter rose from about 27 million to 28.6 million. The board approved Linda Ward as director of institutional advancement and two campus police officers, a tax abatement for Kansas Valve and Fitting Co, retained Johnson Miller & Co as independent auditor, renewed the food service contract with Great Western Dining, and approved tuition rates for continuing education and adult vocational courses.

Virginia Chisum Linda

1982 Midland news highlights and tragedies recap

Rebuilding continues at the Warwick apartment complex after a September 24 1982 plane crash that killed one and critically burned two. The crash near Midland Airport injured a pilot and a resident, destroyed much of the building, and left many homeless. A separate early 1982 civic center bond was defeated by voters. A murder case in West Texas ended with murder conviction and a prison transfer. US traffic deaths dropped 10 percent in 1982 amid economic woes.

Warwick Midland Baton Rouge Ken Hornsby Louisiana Department of Corrections Alex Sheets Randy Sellas Ector County Civic Center Ector County Civic Center Art Roberts Chamber of Commerce Odessa 8Th L1th Jackson and Adams Avenues Michael Eugene Sharp Huntsville West Texas Sharp Permian Basin Christie Michelle Elms Kermit Elms Selena Kay Elms Selena Elms Winkler-Ector Sweetwater

Malpractice suit filed against Odessa doctor over back surgery

Frank Klimek 37 sues Dr. Phillip Zeeck and Permian Orthopedic Associates in the 244th District Court alleging negligent care and concealed negligence after back surgery on August 4 1995 left him unable to work. The suit claims lack of informed consent and improper procedure.

Odessa 244Th District Court Phillip Zeeck Frank Klimek Klimek Dion Ramos Zeeck Permian Orthopedic Associates Diane

Credit union tax exemption clash over new members bill

The debate centers on a bill approved by the House 411 to 8 that would let federally chartered credit unions include more than one group in memberships, countering a Supreme Court ruling. Supporters say it lowers rates and boosts competition while opponents argue tax exemptions and fair-lending rules should apply. Senate amendments exempt credit unions from community-lending requirements, with Gramm contending credit unions are voluntary, not-for-profit. Sarbanes argues the Community Reinvestment Act should apply to credit unions too.

Itz House Supreme Court Phil Gramm Texas Senate Gramm Paul Sarbanes D-Md

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