Jason Givens 41 Odessa native and Marine dies in 2015
Jason Randall Givens aged 41 of Odessa born October 1 1973 in Henderson Kentucky passed away June 17 2015. He worked as a hydraulic mechanic for Melvin Jones and served in the U S Marine Corps. A member of The Last Few Motorcycle Club he enjoyed video games karaoke and country dancing. Survived by his mother Lorretta Moores Odessa sons Daniel Wysong Brownfield and Keegan Randall Givens Odessa brother Marshall Richardson Tempe AZ sister Marlena Pointer Odessa nephews Alexander Caleb Zachary Salvatore nieces Jessie Nicole Iakara Odess a and Tempe great nieces and nephew Audrey Angelina Elijah. Services with military honors will be 2:00 pm Tuesday June 23 2015 Acres West Funeral Chapel. Condolences at acreswestfuneral.com.
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Odessa
Jason
Randall Givens
Henderson
Kentucky
David Wayne Givens
Lorretta (Whitford) Moores
Melvin Jones
U.S
Lorretta Moores
Daniel Wysong
Brownfield
Keegan Randall Givens
Marshall Richardson
Shannon
Tempe
Marlena Pointer
David Bannon
Alexander and
Caleb
Zachary
Salvatore
Jessie
Acres West Funeral Chapel
Dewey Blevins
Acreswestfuneral.com
Bar orney Barnett of Odessa Dies at 89
J L Barney Barnett born August 22 1925 in Lexington Kentucky served in the Navy and worked in multiple leadership roles in Odessa Texas where he lived from 1951 until his death at 89 He celebrated fishing and boating and held positions with many organizations including Odessa Chamber of Commerce S D group and Boys Clubs of America He is survived by three children five grandchildren and six great grandchildren A funeral and visitation were scheduled at Odessa Country Club with donations requested to Ellen Noel Art Museum.
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Odessa
J.L
Barney” Barnett
Lexington
Kentucky
Louise Barnett
U.S. Navy
University of Texas
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Jeree
Barney
Florida Keys
Alaska
Mexico
Canada
Caribbean
Baash Ross Too
Harries Sales and Rentals
Bell Corporation
Barnco, Inc
Shield Inc
Barnco Fire Protection
National Gas Processors Suppliers Association
Protem
Odessa Country Club
Odessa Chamber of Commerce S & D
Texas Commerce Bank
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Boys Clubs of America
Girls Club of America
Chrystal Ball Foundation
Odessa Petroleum Club
Home Savings & Loan
St. Paul Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Geraldine “Jeree” Bunn Barnett
Susan Barnett Hall
Keith
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Diane Barnett Delorey
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
John L. Barnett
Paula
Lauren Hall Barnes
Keevin
Lindsay Hall Potter
Dan
Mackenzie Barnett
Lacey Eberle Rogers
Kevin
Tyler Eberle
Fairway Drive
Texas
Ellen Noel
E. University
Sunset Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home
Sunsetodessa.com
Around the Basin Glance at Regional Happenings
A concise roundup highlights notable events across the Basin region, touching on community activities, local developments, and upcoming plans. Key figures and venues are named where readable to provide concrete context and urgency.
Community youth camps and events listing for Odessa area
DAY CAMP at New Life Church offers archery tennis dance swimming arts and crafts for kindergarten to seventh grade at 75 per girl with meals provided. MOVIE CAMP at Permian Basin Petroleum Museum features The Nut Job for ages 5 and up, admission 5. STORYTIME at Ector County Library hosts free storytime and crafts for ages 2 to second grade. TEEN TUESDAY hosts a 12 to 17 age video game night at 321 W Fifth St. VBS at Redeemer Lutheran Church runs 6 30 to 8 30 p.m with meals at 5 30 p.m. CONCERT at First Baptist Church features Mark Lowry The Martins Stan Whitmire at 7 p.m. Tickets 17 to 25.
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New Life Church
Permian Basin Petroleum Museum
West
Midland
Petroleummuseum.org
Ector County Library
W. Fifth St
Ector County
Mark Lowry
the Martins
Stan Whitmire
First Baptist Church
N. Lee Ave
Fbcodessa.com
Governor signs Ector County fifth district court bill
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 1139 to create the 446th District Court in Ector County to ease jail population and slow felony dispositions. The bill does not define the court’s specifics, with talks of making it a specialty family court and questions about its location. The adult probation office moves in July to the former Child Support building, and the court officially starts Sept. 1.
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Ector County
Texas
Greg Abbott
John Smith
161St District Court
Odessa
Adult Probation Department
Texas Attorney General Child Support Division
Susan Redford
Odessa Death Notices Feature Four Local Dwellers
Four Odessa area deaths are noted with brief details. Artie B Lauraine Hull 83 died June 21 at Medical Center Hospital with graveside services planned at Resthaven Memorial Park Midland. Barbara Lineman McCuiston 79 formerly of Odessa died June 20 in San Antonio with memorial services planned. Brecklyn Barner 2 months died June 19 in Dallas. services pending.
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Odessa
Artie B. Lauraine
Medical Center Hospital
Resthaven Memorial Park
Valhalla Mausoleum
Midland
Jimmy Braswell
Acres West Funeral Chapel
Uvalde
David A. Hull
Mesquite
Barbara Mulkey
Richmond
Deborah Dunn
Diana Fudge
Wichita Falls
Sandra Miller
Gardendale
Jerry Halsell
New Braunfels
Bobby Halsell
Pecan Gap
San Antonio
Barbara Linneman McCuiston
U Am
Faithville Chapel
Spring Branch
Pine Bluff
Ark
Jim McCuiston
Brent McCuiston
Brecklyn Barner
Odessa Brecklyn Barner
Dallas
Ethics panel extends probe of 2013 Azerbaijan trip
The House Ethics Committee says it will continue investigating nine lawmakers who joined a 2013 trip to Baku paid for by Azerbaijan. The panel notes bipartisan cooperation and plans another public update by August 6 as it reviews potential conflicts and policy influence concerns.
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Azerbaijan
Washington
House
Congress
Independent Office of Congressional Ethics
Baku
Caspian Sea
Texas
The
Washington Post
U.S
Oklahoma
Turkey
Ruben Hinojosa
Sheila Jackson Lee
Ted Poe
Jim Bridenstine
Yvette Clarke
Gregory Meeks
New York
Danny Davis
Illinois
Michelle Lujan Grisham
New Mexico
Leonard Lance
New Jersey
Steve Stockman
Charles Dent
R-Pa
Linda Sanchez
California
Texas fraud case shows recouping stimulus cash challenges
The Dallas Morning News reports a $24 billion health IT stimulus program exposed to fraud across a Texas hospital network run by Tariq Mahmood. Experts cite a pay and chase system. investigators note $100 billion in outstanding federal debts with reduced recovery staffing. Internal issues tied to Joe White led to his 23 month sentence. Mahmood drew an 11 year sentence for separate crimes.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallas Morning News
Inspector General
U.S. Health and Human Services Department
Tariq Mahmood
Joe White
White
Mahmood
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RedeemerOdessa.org
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