Multiple thefts and arrests reported in Odessa area blotter
A business loss of fourteen items valued at 16873 was reported for January 31 to March 6 1997 in the 2700 block of North Dixie Boulevard. Another theft occurred about 10:30 p.m. July 15 1998 from the 5200 block of 42nd Street valued at 4300 including a high pressure cold water washer and parts. Inmates held include a 34 year old Goldsmith man in jail on aggravated sexual assault of a child with a $25000 bond, a 44 year old Kermit man jailed for delivery of a controlled substance, Lucio Olivas Garcia with no bond set, and Ruben Mesa Dominguez 1228 Sundown Ave held on possession of a controlled substance and burglary of a vehicle with a $5000 bond.
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North Dixie Boulevard
42Nd Street
Goldsmith
Ector County
Ray Leroy Bell
Kermit
Lucio Olivas Garcia
Odessa
Ruben Mesa Dominguez
Sundown Ave
Odessa Man Reports Stolen 1990 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible
A 37-year-old Odessa resident reported that his 1990 Chrysler LeBaron convertible was stolen from the 3800 block of Penbrook Avenue between 11:30 p.m. Monday and noon Tuesday. The car is valued at $5,000 and the incident is recorded as unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
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Odessa
Penbrook Avenue
Signs Move To Shield Night Club From North View
Zoning commissioners sought inset signs for the east wall of the night club to hide them from the north side and keep the view eye pleasing if northward residential development occurs near Graham Central Station. Recommendations from Thursdays planning meeting go to the Odessa City Council for Aug 11 approval. Graham Central Station shifted from behind Music City Mall after local protests.
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Graham Central Station
Odessa
Two Suspects Held on Death Case in Howard County
Cisneros and Boswell remain jailed on separate charges after the death of Neeley. Cisneros, released from a Texas prison last fall, faces parole violations and a $100,000 bond in Howard County Jail. Boswell, in jail since July 1 on parole violations, previously pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery in 1990 with a 10 year sentence. District Attorney Hardy Wilkerson has not decided if they will be tried together.
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Cisneros
Neeley
Howard County
Texas
Boswell
Hardy Wilkerson
Emergency aid package for farmers could exceed one billion
Washington lawmakers said the emergency aid package for farmers hit by drought in the South and excessive rain in the upper Midwest may top $1 billion. Senate had approved $500 million, with substantial shares to Dakotas and Minnesota, as drought worsens in Texas, Oklahoma and the Southeast.
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Washington
Upper Midwest
Republican House
Senate
Dakotas
Minnesota
Texas
Oklahoma
Southeast
Congress
Larry Combest
Agriculture Committee
GOP
Dan Glickman
Agriculture Department
Glickman
Soutwest
Texas A&m University
North Dakota
House
Lawsuit alleges Chevron disables access at self-serve stations
A Texas disabilities group and quadriplegic Douglas Drey filed in federal court accusing Chevron USA of ADA violations by self-serve pumps and credit card machines being out of reach for wheelchair users. The suit seeks removal of machines exceeding federal limits and cites widespread noncompliance. Chevron declined comment until served.
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Houston
Chevron
USA
Oil Company
Belinda Carlton
Coalition of Texans With Disabilities
Douglas Drey
Drey
Chevron USA
Glen Weaver
Chevron Corp
Texaco
Diamond Shamrock
Harrington
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U.S
International Monetary Fund
Apphoto
Chris Fulton
Ewing
Stanley Buckler
Highland Farms
Paris
CXS
CSX Railroad Company
Florida
A Stephen's Furniture, Inc
N. Grandview, Odessa
G.R. Albertson
D.O
D.W. Davison
Lang
M.D
American Society of Bananic Physicians
Bealls
Music City Mall
Live Oak Plaza
One Energy Square
West County Plaza
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