Odessa surgeon among two killed at center shooting
John Lang, 46, recounts hearing two gunshots outside a medical center where two nurses fled shouting that a man was dead. The bodies of Thangam and Gadasalli were sent to Tarrant County for autopsies. Gadasalli, a renowned Odessa heart surgeon since 1993, helped open Alliance Hospital and was active in philanthropy and community service. He faced prior federal currency structuring scrutiny dating to a 2012 FBI probe into the Healthy Heart Center.
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Lang
Thangam
Gadasalli
Tarrant County
Odessa
Alliance Hospital
Odessa Regional Medical Center
Heritage of Odessa Foundation
Texas Monthly Magazine
Area United Way
Children’s Miracle Network
Ecisd Education Foundation
Salvation Army
Gadasalli cash withdrawals tied to office manager
Court records show Gadasalli or his office manager, acting under his direction, withdrew over 254000 dollars in cash on at least 28 occasions between January 2009 and February 2010. Each withdrawal was under 10000 dollars and conducted at multiple banks. The case closed January 22, 2014. OA staff contributed to this report.
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Gadasalli
Jared Wilson
Jon Vanderlaan
Odessa Resident Reports Fatal Incident
Eyewitness says bystanders shouted he is dead as they fled the scene. John Lang, an Odessa resident, provided the description of the events.
Midland Man Confesses in Missing Woman Slaying
Midland County Sheriff says Brandin Conley admitted shooting his girlfriend Amanda Hawkins in the head during an argument and burying her in a shallow three foot grave outside his home. Authorities recovered the pistol and bullet after a tip led to the discovery.
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Midland
Midland County
Gary Painter
Amanda Hawkins
Brandin Conley
Painter
Mrt.com
Summit Texas Clean Energy Project faces funding risk and delays
The Summit project could lose $212 million in DOE stimulus funds if financing and committed funds are not secured. Officials note a February funding cut in Illinois for a similar clean coal project due to stalled progress. The Odessa site, 15 miles from town, would revert to ODC if the project fails, with renewal talks pending. Summit cites debt from the Export-Import Bank of China and ongoing equity-raisin efforts as it negotiates FEED delays and contractor changes. The plant aims for 400 megawatts with 90 percent CO2 capture for EOR, creating thousands of jobs and tax revenue, and expects to spend funds quickly once closing occurs.
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DOE
Illinois
Jim Wood
Texas Clean
Miller
Odessa
ODC
Jimmy Breaux
Breaux
CPS Energy
San Antonio
port-Import Bank of China
New York
Technip
Houston
Texas Clean Energy
China Huanqiu Contracting and Corporation
HQC
Siemens
Sinopec
Wood
U.s.-China
Texas
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