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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1990

Page

11

Volunteers mobilize for tar ball cleanup along Texas coast

About 60 volunteers joined a beach sweep at Sea Rim State Park as Gulf Coast responders prepare for a wave of tar balls from the Mega Borg wreck. Officials forecast tar balls washing ashore along a 45 mile stretch between High Island and Sabine Pass with hundreds more volunteers expected this week. The oil slick remained seven miles offshore, moving roughly two miles daily, as a Mexican vessel continued skimming the Gulf.

High Island Gulf of Mexico Sea Rim State Park Sabine Pass Andy Mangan Texas Galveston

Phoenix man held on manslaughter and gun charges with Texas extradition

Phoenix, 24, Robert Lee Graves, suspected in a Midland, Texas, killing, is jailed on a 13,700 bond for probation violation and manslaughter with a weapon. Graves faced a murder warrant from Midland Police for the June 4 death of Ocis Williams at a Madison Street residence. Police stopped him in Phoenix after an outstanding warrant surfaced. Graves may be transferred to Texas years later after serving time in Arizona.

Phoenix Ariz Robert Lee Graves Maricopa County Midland Graves Ocis Buster’’ Williams Texas Ave Richard Czech Williams S. Madison St Sgt. Robinson Phoenix Police Department Texas Phoeix

Assault on North Dixie Boulevard Ends with Injuries

Edward Young told Odessa Police that a man was assaulted with an unknown sharp object in the 3100 block of North Dixie Boulevard Sunday night. The 21 year old was treated and released from Medical Center Hospital for head lacerations, a fractured elbow, and arm injuries. A separate burglary report notes items valued at 1550 taken from a residence on South Texas Avenue between 1

Medical Center Hospital Edward Young Odessa North Dixie Boulevard

Burglary and theft reports across city streets

Crime log notes multiple incidents. Celestino Cisneros reported air conditioning equipment valued at 2000 dollars stolen from Taylor Petroleum on Andrews Highway between 12 30 am and 3 26 am Monday. Robert Marshall reported a Ford LTD taken from East Ridge Road at 8 30 pm Sunday. Maria Garcia reported a 1980 Pontiac Sunbird stolen from East May Street between 1 and 2 pm Friday. Jessie Fuller reported a 1986 Chevrolet Nova taken from Judy Street between 2 pm June 6 and 2 pm Sunday. Robert Vasquez reported a 1050 dollar cellular phone stolen from Allen's Clean Up Shop at 6 15 pm Friday. Jackie Swindall reported a 1295 dollar boat motor stolen from West Beng on Friday and 7 am Saturday. Donald Hill Sr. reported a VCR and weapons total 4434 dollars taken from Shermark Drive between 8 am Thursday and 6 pm Friday.

R.J. Hammerman Celestino P. Cisneros Taylor Petroleum Andrews Highway G. Haenelt Robert Leroy Marshall Mgt Ford Ltd East Ridge Road R. Phillips Maria Sanchez Garcia East May Street A.C. Hughes Jessie Fuller Judy Street Butler Robert Vasquez Allen's Yucca St A. Diaz Jackie James Swindall L. Looney Donald C. Hill Sr Shermark Drive J. McKinney

Dallas Zoo Uses Heat Sensors on Red Pandas Tarzan Pasha

Dallas Zoo officials monitor Tarzan and Pasha the Red Pandas with implanted thermal sensors to track body temperature during extreme heat. Only a few zoos nationwide employ such devices to prevent heat stress in these furred mammals.

Dallas Dallas Zoo Texas Tarzan Pasha

Mexican Wolf activists seek park home in Midland talk

A Richardson group plans a Midland meeting at the Sibley Metal Center to push reintroduction of Mexican wolves. Speaker Rick LaBelle of the Mexican Wolf Coalition of Texas will discuss recovery efforts and show footage of a wolf captured in Durango 12 years ago.

Midland A _ Richardson group Big Bend National Sibley Metal Center E. Wadley Ave Rick LaBelle Big Bend Mexicanolf Recovery Mexican Wolf Coalition of Texas Durango Mexico Texas Ies Go Endange Fish and Wildlife Serve See LoBelle Burr Williams

Property value challenges heard in Ector County

Ector County residents challenged property values at an all day hearing by the Ector County Appraisal District. The three member board led by A G Lonnie Sims includes Jimmy Dunn and Ray Fuqua and will decide if values should be lowered.

Ector County Rty Ector County Appraisal District A.G Lonnie’’ Sims Jimmy Dunn Ray Fuqua Permian High School Jim Goodwin Win

State Regulation Sparks Student Teacher Exodus

Houston AP report details mass departures of student teachers from Texas universities due to a 1987 law requiring bachelor’s degrees in an academic major and limiting teacher education credits. Deans Ishler Dishner and McLevie describe losses of leadership and professionals, signaling broad program disruption ahead of the 1991 compliance deadline.

Texas Tech University of South Carolina Ernest Dishner Southwest Texas State University Penn State University Dishner John McLevie University of Houston-Clear Lake

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