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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2004
Page
10
A cold front moving south from the north eased the heat in the Permian Basin. KOSA-TV weather specialist Marisa McCarthy said the system would bring severe weather to the Panhandle and across the basin. As sunset, Odessa saw a brief downtown rain shower soaking streets.
Wuar's In Store today expects a high of 83 with mostly cloudy skies and northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Showers and thunderstorms possible, with a trace of rain recorded at Schlemeyer Field and no rain at Midland International. McCarthy calls the cooler, wetter spell welcome and likens it to Florida weather.
Police blotter items describe a range of incidents including an aggravated assault on Castle Road, several vehicle burglaries with cash and electronics stolen on East University Boulevard Keystone Drive and Royalty Avenue, and property damage. A cocaine possession arrest involved Tyler Collord. Additional vehicle thefts occurred on East University Boulevard and East Ninth Street.
Preliminary autopsy indicates 27yearold Kermit man John Paul Hartman died of multiple stab wounds. Nathaniel Christopher Martinez, 28, of Hobbs New Mexico, faces capital murder charges and is held on 1 million bond. Final results may take weeks as police continue their investigation. Hartman survived by wife Heather and three young sons amid community tributes on a memorial site.
Olson recalls creating a UT campus in 1973 and achieving four year university status in 1991 under President Duane Leach. The Arts and Sciences College expanded with 15 new degree programs from 1994 to 2003 and faculty grew from 44 to 80. He aims to hand leadership on to new ideas and push research forward.
Wright, a two time all state violist who played at Carnegie Hall, prepares for a Italy study program while considering a music career. He plans to major in international studies at the University of North Texas next fall and will travel with assistance from family.
Leonard noted CPS offices in Big Spring Lamesa Andrews Midland Odessa Fort Stockton and Kermit utilize interns from UTPB. Ketzenberger said the timely degree replaces a state certification ending Sept 1 and will require 48 credits focusing on skills and policy for social work. ATPB Dean Jim Olson pushed the accreditation candidacy for five years.
Mark Francis Roberts, 39, a British man living in Liverpool, was found guilty of misdemeanor trespassing for on field streaking during the Super Bowl. A six woman jury rejected his claim that he lacked proper notice not to enter the field. He faces up to six months in jail and a $2,000 fine pending punishment arguments.
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