State seeks order to shut Brazo waste incinerator site
Texas officials seek a temporary restraining order against National Medical Waste of Texas Inc to halt operations at its Brazoria County medical waste incinerator until a hearing decides if air pollution rules are being violated. The petition cites 87 guideline exceedances since March 11.
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Oil rig count hits record low as Baker Hughes reports 596
The weekly Baker Hughes count shows 596 active drilling rigs, down 14 from last week and a new low. The drop reflects seasonal slowdowns and a shift to foreign exploration, with Texas and Kansas posting steep declines and New Mexico, Wyoming, North Dakota and others posting small gains. The tally covers oil, gas, and miscellaneous rigs, with 335 oil, 242 gas, and 19 miscellaneous rigs active.
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Avinda Necessa
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Baker Hughes Inc
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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Taz Ohnhaus
Book sales split as Kmart shelves stay limited
Kmart nationwide declines to stock the book in main stores, citing age suitability, while Waldenbooks carries it with more than 15 000 titles. Midland and Odessa Kmart stores will not sell the book, a corporate decision. Waldenbooks reports slower sales but offers broader access for teens.
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Waldenbooks
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Odessa
Mary McGeachy
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Johnson
Sharro Massey
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Police protest over violent song sparks store debate
Officers condemn a graphic track for detailing how to disguise, arm, and target police. Store manager says it’s a free speech issue and not age restricted, while sales rise amid the controversy. The FOP plans to act after Time Warner’s July shareholder meeting.
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Permian Mall
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Texas schools report dropouts fall short of goal in 1990
Texas schools show 1990 dropout totals of 53 964 from 1.37 million in grades seven through 12 with minorities bearing the majority of departures. In Ector County Independent School District dropouts rose by 20 to 565 from 1989 90 to 1990 91.
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Texas
Ector County Independent
Joe Wisnoski
Texas Education Agency
State Board of Education
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Wisnoski
Ector County
ECISD
Odessa
Court asks appeals court to probe sealed Tyler cocaine case
A USA court petition accuses U S District Judge Robert Parker of hiding sentencing records for two co defendants in East Texas largest cocaine organization case. The filing notes a reporter was excluded from parts of the proceeding, claiming violation of First Amendment rights. The five defendants, including Ishin Ome and John Thomas Johnson, received prison terms ranging from two to twelve years after authorities seized 2 400 pounds of cocaine in November.
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Deaths and funerals in Odessa and Midland area
Obituaries list multiple Odessa Midland area deaths with service details. Neda Dickison 54 dies at Medical Center Hospital with services at Hubbard Kelly Chapel. Nicholas Grillo 38 dies at residence with 2 p.m. service at Frank W Wilson Chapel. Lena Mae Bryant 67 to hold private memorial. Dale Dickson 61 funeral at Andrews Cemetery. Earl Jeffrey 84 to be buried at Andrews Cemetery with 2:30 p.m. service. Survivors include spouses children siblings and grandchildren across Odessa Midland Andrews and Monahans communities.
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Midland
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Bryant
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Lela Bell
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Andrews
Dale Dickson
Andrews Cemetery
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Earl Jeffrey
Ellis
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Jeffrey
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Runnels County
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Life Letters published obituary memories request
The Odessa American invites readers to submit Life Letters memorials for those who died within the last 90 days. Pieces must be under 150 words and include funeral home, writer’s daytime phone, deceased’s name, age, and date of death. Mail to Life Letters or fax to 334-8641.
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Odessa American
Life Letters
P.O
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