Sul Ross delays degree for graduate student Sotello
Becky Sotello, a Sul Ross State University graduate student, faced a delayed master's in criminal justice after the university failed to obtain timely approval from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. The board plans to review the proposal in July, with August graduation possible for eligible students.
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Sul Ross State University
Becky Sotello
Sul Ross
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
Alpine University
Chet Sample
School of Professional Studies
Coordinating Board
Catherine Parsoneault
Sotello
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Lee Dobie
Cockrum
Vic Morgan
Sample
Dobie
Criminal Justice Department
Heat drives mood swings and summer anger in Permian Basin
With temperatures above 100 degrees many in Odessa and surrounding areas see irritability and mood changes. Psychologists say heat may raise tempers while mood altering medications and diuretics can heighten effects. Police note more bar fights and family violence in summer as shelters report upticks.
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Permian Basin
Harvey Durbin
Odessa
James Olson
University of Texas of
C.S. Patterson
Ector County Health Department
Cpl
Bob Hammerman
Hammerman
Marlene Bruce
Baby falcons found at plant in Goldsmith
Workers at the GPM Plant in Goldsmith discovered two young falcons under a combustion air blower on Monday. One brown falcon with a white chest was unable to fly and sought shelter in a restricted area. Plant staff could not care for the birds, so the falcons were removed to a safe location.
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GPM
Goldsmith
Bart Collins
Phillips Petroleum
Pesses Ee
Odessa
Midland
Odessa council splits on grant plan for loan program
Odessa City Council split 3-2 over more than 1.6 million dollars in CDBG funding affecting five programs. The vote moved to expand the small business loan program managed by the Mexican American Network of Odessa while restoring 85 thousand dollars to buy Floyd Gwin Soccerplex land and adding 59 thousand for sidewalks on Murphy Street. Demolition and Harmony Home funding were trimmed as part of Cleaver’s plan amid dissent from MAND’s Joe Torres.
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Odessa
Floyd Gwin
Bill Cleaver
Billy Hext
Frank Deaderick
Cleaver
Harmony Home
Murphy Street
Dixie
Grandview
MAND
Joe Torres
Long John Silver's files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Long John Silver's Inc and related affiliates seek Chapter 11 protection in Delaware court after liabilities reach 457.3 million with 329.1 million in assets. The chain operates about 1,500 restaurants in 36 states and will continue operations during reorganization aided by a 65 million revolving line of credit from Chase Manhattan Bank.
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Lexington
Long John Silver's Inc
Long John Silver's
U.S
Delaware
C Te
Hinton
Chase Manhattan Bank
Texas
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