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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1992

Page

9

Lottery sales surge in Ector County amid big wins

Ector County residents bought 1,065,000 lottery tickets in the first week, far more than Midland County, with a population of 118,934 in 1990. Tickets average about nine per person as sales continue in a frenzy, buoyed by several $1,000 and $10,000 prizes and growing demand at the Odessa Lottery Claim Center.

Ector County Texas Lottery Permian Basin Midland County Jim McGee Lottery Claims Odessa Jeff Davis Martin Loving Andrews Midland Brewster Crane Presidio Crockett Reeves Culberson Terrell Ector Upton Gaines Ward Howard Winkler

Suppression bid in Castillo case seeks exclusion of statements

Odessa couple Ninfa and Jose Castillo fight to suppress statements obtained during questioning about their daughter's death. The pre trial hearing in Judge Jim Bobo's court continues next week as prosecutors argue the confessions were lawful. Gloria Castillo, 8, disappeared April 14 1990 and was found April 21 in a West Odessa field. Autopsy ruled accidental strangulation by braided nylon rope.

Odessa Bob Garcia Richard Abalos Ninfa Jose Castillo Ector County Jim Bobo Gloria Castillo West Odessa Mike Griffin Dennis Cadra Ninfa Castillo Garcia Griffin Cadra Carl Rogers Ector County Sheriff's Department Castillo Bleckler

Odessa council tables smoking ban discussion after staff proposal

The Odessa City Council heard a proposal to regulate smoking in some businesses but voted to table the matter amid hesitation. City officials cited examples like Plano, saying a uniform ordinance could aid enforcement. several members favored polling area restaurants, while four opposed moving forward.

Odessa Joel Roberts Jerry McGuire Roberts Plano McGuire Ector County Independent Ratliff Stadium W.R Bro”’ Hill Plano’s James Goates Hill Jo Ann Davenport Fred Crawford Bob Slider Goates Jaime Ramirez Lorraine Perryman

Father's Day Fathers Pride Letters Wanted by Odessa American

The Odessa American invites dads to share why they are proud to be fathers for Father's Day. Send a letter explaining memorable moments such as a child riding a bike alone, graduation day, or a wedding dance. Submissions due by Tuesday, June 16 to Citydesk, P.O. Box 2952, Odessa 79760.

Odessa Odessa American c/o Citydesk P.O

Jockey with mixed traits builds new rock station

Dave Perkins, a quarter owner and morning DJ at KCDQ FM, blends Rogers and Johnny Fever style with Sam Walton business sense. Since January the all compact disc format station has faced a lightning outage that knocked it off air for four days and 13 hours, yet Perkins stays optimistic and plans community engagement to improve the station.

Dave Perkins Mr. Rogers Johnny Fever WKRP Cincinnati Sam Walton Perkins Kcdqfm Kcdq-Fm

Midland man pleads guilty in shooting case

Randy Earl Green, charged with murder in the July 1991 Odessa shooting death of Alvin Dwayne Cornish, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Judge Bill McCoy’s court and received a 15 year sentence. Two others, Travette Lashon McBride and Andronicus Briggs, were also wounded in the same incident at The Flat on South Tom Green Avenue.

Midland Odessa Randy Earl Green Bill McCoy Alvin Dwayne Cornish Cornish Tom Green Avenue Travette Lashon McBride Andronicus Briggs McBride Briggs

Hospital board approves Odessa tax abatements

The Ector County Hospital District Board of Trustees unanimously approved property and sales tax abatements for new businesses locating in Odessa's enterprise zone. Abatements vary by jobs created, from up to 10 000 for five to ten jobs to up to 40 000 for 31 or more jobs, funded by local taxing entities.

Ector County Hospital District Board of Trustees Odessa Steve Thompson

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