Hospital Board Meeting Considers Project Elizabeth Funding
The Ector County Hospital District Board meets at 5 p.m. in Medical Center Hospital board room to discuss financing for Project Elizabeth, a prenatal and postnatal treatment program for women and children facing substance abuse. Also on agenda are property sales for back taxes, staff changes, TTU Health Sciences Center report, quarterly performance, admin report and electing new officers. The finance committee meets at 4 p.m. to review financials and capital requests.
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Ector County Hospital District Board
Medical Center Hospital
Project Elizabeth
Clover House
J. Michael Stephans
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Odessa City Council Meeting Agenda Sets Several Items
The Odessa City Council will meet at 6 p.m. today in City Hall to consider proclamations for employee of the year and other honors, a sale of delinquent tax property, amendments to a college contract, a new economic development agreement, lease with a radio club, a public hearing on Cable Franchise Regulation, debris cleanup appeals, a five year plan amendment, and citizen comments. Also listed are various boards and commissions meetings.
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Odessa City Council
City Hall
Eighth St
Police and Fire Department
United Way and Zoning Board of Adjustment
Odessa Development College
Odessa College
Odessa-Ector Partners
L.P
West Texas Amateur Radio Club
Board of Survey
Chestnut Avenue
Hancock Avenue
Brother of Texas mayor charged with homicide
Jeffery Martin Reynolds, 50, brother of Brazoria County mayor Debbie Alengis, was jailed on $100000 bond accused of murdering Jeffery Lynn Puckett, 41, who died from a gunshot wound to the head in his home on a coastal island about 60 miles south of Houston. The sheriff's lieutenant said the suspect returned to bed after the shooting. The mayor expressed shock at the arrest and described the town as deeply affected.
Marfa border patrols push water and rescue to save migrants
Marfa sector agents intensify heat risk response under the INS Border Safety Initiative starting 1998. They carry five gallon water containers, first aid kits, and use helicopter rescues while opening houses in Ojinaga to deter crossing. Officials warn migrants amid drought conditions and rising border crossings.
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Marfa
INS
Border Safety Initiative
Hollenbeck
Border Patrol
Ojinaga
Simon Garza Jr
Mexico
Central America
Nestor Rodriguez
University of Houston
Center For Immigration Research
Guatemala
Rodriguez
Chihuahua
Garza
Loraine Hollenbeck
Karl Eschbach
United States
Murder trial recounts Jennifer Gravell disappearance
Testimony details Jennifer Gravell, 9, vanishing after leaving a neighbor’s party in Ozona. Witnesses place her with defendant White at his house earlier that evening and around a rest stop where she appeared with him. Prosecutors outline the timeline as the trial proceeds at 9 a.m.
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Gravell
Jennifer
Bella Rodriguez
Rodriguez
White
Byrne
Melissa Ivey
Ozona
Eddie Galindo
Jennifer Gravell
Galindo
Tech center unites space research at Texas Tech
Texas Tech unveils the Center for Space Sciences to unify all space related research under one roof aiming to attract federal funds and boost the university's research standing. Professor Alan Sill notes the name change requires action to integrate ongoing work while VP David Schmidly says a dedicated building and staff will follow.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Center For Space Sciences
Alan Sill
Tech Research
David Schmidly
Storm Ravages Sheffield Area With High Winds and Hail
Storm officials report 70 to 80 mph winds and softball sized hail tearing through buildings and windows. Foliage stripped, trailers damaged, power outages linger hours to days. Red Cross to remain in area. donations to Southwest Texas chapter urged.
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Baker
Pitts
Cross
Red Cross
Midland National Weather Service
Interstate 10
Bakersfield
Micheal Young
National Weather Service
Young
Sheffield
American Red Cross
Southwest
Texas
Elizabeth Ave
Midland
Odessa youths, men targeted in daytime street threats and theft
A 16-year-old Odessa boy was assaulted and threatened with a gun on Clifford Street between 2 10 and 2 25 p m Sunday. A 43-year-old Odessa man reported a 2:30 a m Friday assault on North Hancock. Suspects described as two black males ages around 35, 5 10 and 6 feet tall. Neilson Iron & Gate reported a tandem axle trailer worth 2000 stolen between Sunday noon and Monday midnight.
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Odessa
Clifford Street
North
Hancock Avenue
Neilson Iron & Gate
First St
Theft Reports From Odessa Streets Include Silverado And Dune Buggy
An Odessa man reported a 1991 Chevrolet Silverado valued at $10,000 stolen between 3 and 10 15 a.m. Sunday from North Dixie Boulevard. A second report notes a homemade dune buggy stolen between 7 a.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday in the 2100 block of Custer Avenue.
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Odessa
North Dixie Boulevard
Custer Avenue
Suspect Shot by Dallas Officer in Front of Family
A robbery suspect Agapito Rodriguez 32 of Killeen was shot dead by plainclothes Dallas officer Genaro Hernandez 31 after Rodriguez pointed a gun at the officer’s head and demanded money. The shooting occurred in view of Rodriguez’s wife and two children.
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Dallas
Agapito Rodriguez
Killeen
Jim Chandler
Genaro Hernandez
Hernandez
Rodriguez
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Rio Grande
Liam
Andrews Highway
East Eighth Street
W. County RD
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Phantom Menace
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