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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1995
Page
9
Private look at public figure Steve Goff an Odessa College photography assistant professor born December 7 1951 in Springfield Ohio resides in Odessa for ten years enjoys West Texas warmth and people. He values hard work and has represented the arts group in Paris after receiving a regional NEA grant and hosts a weekly blues program on KOCV FM.
United Way of Odessa surveys Ector County residents to map human service medical and quality of life needs. Dan Alderson notes data will guide action across sectors. Eight discussion groups including disabled Hispanics blacks teens youth at risk elderly welfare mothers and homeless men met over three days. Crime and transportation topped concerns with youth activities and substance use highlighted by teens.
Odessa council votes to spend 30000 from general revenue to repair the burn building at the Odessa Fire Department training center. An ordinance on address placement to aid emergency response is discussed. The funding comes from a contract with Essa College generating about 63000 over five years. The live fire training facility on South Ixie Avenue needs major repairs.
UT Regents rules prohibit using student fees for academic salaries, prompting UTPB to eliminate the lab adviser position funded by a $5,000 stipend. The position may be filled by a salaried professor this fall.
President Clinton designated Tom Green County in Texas as a federal disaster area after tornadoes and hail, enabling aid for private individuals and businesses, including housing grants and low interest loans. Officials expect funds to target uninsured losses while assessments determine final disaster aid amounts and eligibility.
A new $1.35 million wing at the Ector County Youth Center will more than double capacity and allow shorter detentions, with 28 one bed cells, classrooms, offices, a dayroom, infirmary, and a 50 resident cafetorium. Judge Jim Bobo and officials say the wing will enable better supervision and safer conditions for youths and staff. The team plans to move youths in within three weeks after final touches as inspectors flag safety and ADA equipment concerns.
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