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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 2006

Page

10

Housing Crisis Looms as Odessa Attracts Employers

City officials warn that new jobs from major companies will outpace housing supply. A 500-worker firm relocation highlight shows Odessa lacks adequate housing to accommodate growth. Leaders stress urgent action to avert a decade-long shortage as projects like FutureGen loom.

Odessa MicDonald David Boutin Odessa Development Corp Jim Butler The Odessa Housing Finance Corp FutureGen

Odessa housing crunch prompts quick plan push amid growth pressures

City officials in Odessa wrestle with a tight housing market as projects like near zero emissions power and a nuclear reactor loom. Housing Authority notes financing barriers while Realtors cite 135 active MLS listings and a median price around 75 200. Leaders urge swift action before consultant input, stressing multi family and temporary options along with streamlined permits.

Odessa Andrews Odessa Chamber of Commerce Mike George Bernadine Spears Odessa Housing Authority Spears Kirk Strahan MLS Strahan Richard Morton Melton Marrero Austin Boutin

Permian student exchange highlights Hawaii trip impact

A Permian teacher praises a student exchange program with Hawaii. Students will visit Polynesian cultural sites and spend time with a tribal chief, viewing history and culture as a key learning opportunity for the class.

Hawaii

Watts family band looks forward to Hawaiian beach break

A Watts family musician and their teenage son Colin express honor at performing with college and professional bands to honor fallen soldiers. They anticipate a relaxing break after school ends, dreaming of beaches and Pearl Harbor as a time to unwind and have fun.

Watts Colin Watts Michael Watts Colin Albert Aguirre Aguirre Pearl Harbor

Telethon aids tiny patients with life saving gear

CMN has spent 19 years buying infant and youth medical gear including ambu lance transporters radiant warmer beds and incubators. The February radio telethon raised 116000 dollars up from 83000 in 2005. One child helped was John Ross Espino born May 5 1998 weighing 17 ounces who now is eight with a Jet Ventilator credited to CMN.

CMN Rachel Shintani Dobbs Dobbs Melda Burnette Medical Center NICU Burnette John Ross Espino

Children's Miracle Network Telethon in Music City Mall Courtyard

The telethon runs Friday 7 p.m. to midnight and Saturday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Dillard's courtyard, airing on KWES-TV Telemundo and La Ley 104.7 to benefit CMN at Medical Center Hospital. CMN trains staff and buys equipment for babies and youths in 19 Permian Basin counties. Call 800 4MCH KIDS to donate.

Children’s Miracle Network Dillard's Music City Mall Kwes-Tv Telemundo la Ley Medical Center Hospital

Mistaken identity shocks families of crash victims

In a Caledonia Michigan case, Whitney Cerak and Laura Van Ryn, Taylor University students, were involved in a fatal I-69 crash. After 18 year old Van Ryn recovered briefly, dental records confirmed the injured woman was Cerak, prompting apologies from Grant County officials and renewed grieving for both families.

Caledonia Mich Whitney Cerak Colleen Cerak Emil Frank Laura van Ryn Connect Four Colleen Cerak VanRyn Laura Gaylord Frank Indiana Taylor University Grant County Ind VanRyns Grand Rapids

Alaska to seek extra funds from Exxon Mobil over spill cleanup

Alaska and federal authorities will file a claim to secure up to 100 million dollars before the September 1 deadline. Exxon Mobil has already paid 900 million in restitution for the 1989 Prince William Sound oil spill. The reopener window runs from 2002 to 2006 and expires in 90 days.

Anchorage Alaska Exxon Mobil Corp Exxon Prince William Sound

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Michael Marrero City of FACT Permian Basin Delgado Laura Vanryn Exxon Mobil Associated Press Mi 'Furniture Andrews Hwy Askus Mecminns
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