Vehicle rollover in Pecos County leaves child dead
One child died and another in critical condition after a vehicle overturned on Interstate 10 near Fort Stockton. Four others sustained minor injuries and were treated. The occupants, from Louisiana, were not wearing seat belts. A separate incident left a 26-year-old Odessa man hospitalized after an aggravated assault, with additional arrests for probation violations and a robbery case reported in the Odessa area.
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Hosa
Cecil George
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Fort Stockton
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Odessa
Assault at Odessa bar injures man at Cheers
A 27 year old Odessa man, Robert A. Walsch, was treated and released from Medical Center Hospital after being struck on the left side of the face with a beer bottle at Cheers, 815 N Grandview Ave, around 1:35 a.m. Tuesday. Police described the suspect as a white male about 25, 5 feet 5 inches, 150 pounds with brown hair.
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E. S2nd St
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Timothy Wayne Lancaster
Justice of the Peace
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Tses
James C. Hudson
52Nd St
Robert A. Walsch
Cheers
N. Grandview Ave
Midland oil field worker killed by fallen telephon e pole
The Midland County Fire Marshall released the name of 47 year old Thomas Gramham Shook of San Angelo who died when a winch slipped at a County Road 345 East work site Tuesday. He was one of five K C Construction workers building a telephone line for Parker and Parsley Inc when the pole fell on him about 3 p.m. on Monday. Shook was pronounced dead at about 5 p.m. by Justice of the Peace Keith Jobe. The other crew members were unhurt.
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Paper chain record attempt spans Midland to Odessa
Communities joined by The Centers for Children and Families aim to set a record by stretching a two mile paper chain between Midland and Odessa along State Highway 191. Mona Craig says the chain uses more than twenty thousand links and hopes to establish a new Guinness category while highlighting the organization’s new name and the link between the two cities.
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Ween Midland
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Groups clash over collider funding as battle lines form
AP reports Super Collider foes and backers square off at back-to-back news conferences two days before House appropriators debate funding. The new coalition, including Citizens groups and taxpayers unions, vows to kill the project pegged at 10 billion dollars while supporters press for 640 million in pending cost money.
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House
Clinton
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