Odessa Crime Roundup Reports Multiple Incidents
Police logs detail burglaries including Diversified Solutions entry stealing items worth 5065, and several Odessa suspects facing charges such as burglary of a habitation. Other items include possession of marijuana, driving while intoxicated, fraud, sexual assault, tampering with government records, and a reported injury to a child with an extension cord.
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North Dixie Boulevard
Golf clinic motivates kids to play and learn health tips
The clinic teaches skin cancer prevention and hydration for outdoor play. Menefee notes strong success with participants. Grandparents praised the program saying they returned to finish 18 holes after class.
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Menefee
Presidio proposes 4 million dollar plant plan
Sullivan outlines a phased project costing four million with under four hundred thousand spent on engineering. He predicts completion by 2003 and says BECC or the city may pay, with grants possible. County partnership could yield up to six hundred thousand annually in state community development funds.
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Sullivan
BECC
Co founder Jean Dinsmore dies at 77 in Albuquerque
Odessa American reports Star Tool co founder Jean Dinsmore died at 77 in Albuquerque. She and husband Jim started the oilfield fishing tool company in 1958, growing it to 85 employees with a $3 million payroll and branches in Hobbs Roswell Odessa Midland and Brownfield Texas.
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Star Tool
Jean Dinsmore
Albuquerque
N.M
Jim Dinsmore
Dinsmores
Hobbs
Roswell
Odessa
Midland
Brownfield
Texas
Clover House debt relief follows private management plan
Gibson credited Civigenics for Clover House’s recovery after leadership changes and praised Medical Center Hospital directors and Rep. Buddy West for support. The facility sought 130000 from MCH tobacco settlement to pay obligations as debt remains about 800000 including real estate. A capital campaign will raise funds from foundations as 80 staff run 150 residential and 300 outside patients.
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Internal Revenue Service
Gibson
Civigenics
Clover House
Joe Bell
Medical
West
Patricia Stewart
Dan Dorothy
Stewart
Dorothy
Hext Family Foundation
Camp helps disabled youths at summer session and fundraiser
MDA marked its 12th year of summer camp with staff guiding campers to do as much as possible despite disabilities. Attendants assist with dressing, walking, and lessons while addressing fears such as water anxiety. Pinkie’s liquor stores run Memorial Day to July 4 promotions donating $1 per American flag mobile, funding local clinics, support groups, and the camp in the Permian Basin, with last year’s total at $3,500 and projected gains this year.
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Renfro
Elliott
Pinkie’s Liquor
Austin Keith
Pinkie’s Inc
MDA
Espinosa
Cactus & Crude MS 150 Bike Tour Moves Toward July Ride
Cyclists prepare for a 150 mile noncompetitive tour spanning West Texas from Peyton's Bikes to EOG Resources Plaza. Gary Smith notes training began in April with 25 to 30 mile rides, volunteers provide top service, and 60 percent of proceeds stay in the Permian Basin to support MS research and local sufferers.
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Gary Smith
Cactus & Crude
EOG Resources
Smith
West Texas
Permian Basin
Stubbs
Peyton's
Midkiff Road
EOG Resources Plaza
Big Spring St
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