Odessan charged in homicide remains in jail
A 29-year-old Odessa man, Christopher David Lyson, remains in Midland County jail with a $1,000,000 bond after being charged in the stabbing death of Ryan Adam Moon on Bunche Avenue. Moon died at Odessa Regional Medical Center. no other arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
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Iraq and United States clash over long term security pact
Iraq says talks show a draft differing from U.S. visions and vows to safeguard sovereignty as negotiations on a long term security agreement proceed. Australia pulls combat troops from Iraq amid ongoing coalition changes and Iraqi opposition grows on the pending pact with Washington.
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Obama and Clinton duel narrows gap after rules panel
Obama campaigned in Mitchell S C praising Clinton as a strong public servant. The rules committee seated Michigan and Florida delegations with half votes, narrowing the margin but ending Clinton’s path to a rapid nomination. Puerto Rico gave Clinton 263,120 votes to Obama’s 121,458. Obama 2,071 delegates, Clinton 1,915.5. Superdelegates shift toward Obama. Montana and South Dakota votes loom.
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IT Staff Keep Odessa High Tech Help Flowing
Stoneman of Odessa High leads tech support familiar with teachers’ needs and Internet curriculum. Ritchie, IT liaison, reports rapid 15 to 20 minute responses, remote fixes during upgrades, and rotating technicians across ECISD campuses to ensure staff stay focused on admin duties.
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Fireworks Safety Month Warns Eye Injury Risks
Eye surgeon Dr. Nalin H. Tolia urges safer use of fireworks during Fireworks Safety Month from June 1 to July 4. Citing CPSC data, he notes 6,300 emergency visits for eye injuries during the June 23 to July 23, 1999 holiday period, with 20 percent affecting eyes and recommends professionals ignite fireworks from a distance.
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Eye safety tips warn of hazards from toys to hunting gear
The article emphasizes eye protection as essential from toys and sharp objects to bb guns and welding. It advises fluorescent clothing and safety goggles for hunting and warns that eye injuries from hammer or chemical exposure need immediate medical care. Early treatment can prevent vision loss.
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Kamal N. Tolia
American Board of Bariatric Medicine
Eye injuries from accidents and lens misuse warn Dr. Tolia
Dr. Tolia cautions on eye injury risks from car crashes and blunt impact, warns against improper contact lens use, and notes that persistent eye pain requires prompt medical evaluation. He shares tips on protecting eyes during play with children and pets. Tolia Eye Clinic is in Odessa at One Professional Plaza, 6005 Eastridge Rd., Ste. 100, phone 432 362 2020.
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