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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1996

Page

9

Final Impression Turns Sour at Edgewater Laughlin

Ken Brodnax recalls a Las Vegas style miscue at Laughlin Edgewater where room rates misled and a cashing delay ruined a guest’s stay. A $20 bet yielded $23, but a cashier's held ticket forced a mailed submission, triggering a vow to stop recommending the casino and damaging years of goodwill.

Evada Laughlin Las Vegas Edgewater Vegas Weg Ken Brodnax Jorya Sano OA@link Freedom

Library keeps downtown home with air system overhaul

Ector County commissioners decided to keep the Ector County Public Library at its 321 West Fifth Street downtown site and will spend 417000 to upgrade the building's air conditioning. They had considered moving or merging with Odessa College or UT Permian Basin but space and parking issues blocked those options. The five story building, purchased in 1981, was formerly medical offices and officials prefer a single story for easier access.

Ector County Public Library Commissioners Court Public Works Don Bonifay Odessa College University of Texas Permian Basin Bonifay W. Fifth St Odessa Darwin Weigel Erika Hernandez Ector County Hernandez

No arrests in graduate's West Odessa stabbing death

West Odessa investigators say no charges have been filed in the stabbing death of 19-year-old Jerry Bryant, a Odessa High School 1996 graduate. Bryant died after being found in a friend's pickup near West University Boulevard and Moss Avenue around 4:30 a.m. Sunday. The neighbor in a confrontation near Moss and Lockwood is not charged. autopsy in Lubbock was normal. Services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Temple Baptist Church with viewing at Easterling Funeral Home and interment Sunset Memorial Gardens.

West Odessa Jerry Bryant West University Boulevard Moss Avenue Ector County Bryant Odessa High School Lockwood Street Mark Donaldson Lubbock Donaldson Randy Wise S & W Tackaberry Supply Temple Baptist Church Easterling Funeral Home Sunset Memorial Gardens

Odessa shopper battle ends in draw

In Odessa a courtroom battle between Mr. Pennysaver owner Bill Eggar and Want Ads of Odessa president Tim Engelgau ended with temporary injunctions by 161st District Judge Tryon Lewis. The orders bar both publishers from altering or removing the other’s display racks and publications as the dispute over supermarket cabinet displays continues.

Ector County L61st Tryon Lewis Pennysaver Want Ads of Odessa Thrifty Nickel Lewis Bill Eggar Eggar Tim Engelgau Want Ads Engelgau Albertson Midland

Mexican truckers halt Texas border cargo protest

About 700 truck owners and drivers protested near the international bridge to Brownsville, halting cargo flow as they demand relief from U S safety inspections and fines. The action stops most cross border traffic. only a few trucks crossed the bridge by afternoon, with 800 daily crossings typical. Local brokers warn of layoffs while organizers cite NAFTA safety concerns and border zone limits.

Matamoros Mexico Texas-Mexico U.S Frank Parker Parker and Company Customs Brokers Brownsville Texas International Bridge Jorge Flores U.S. Customs Service National Association of Truck Company U.S. Department of Transportation Texas Department of Public Safety

Minority enrollment rises at Odessa College and UT Permian Basin

National trend mirrors local gains as Odessa College reports Hispanic students growing from 24 to 29 percent in 1995 96 and Black enrollment stabilizing at 5 percent. UT Permian Basin sees 55 percent growth in minority students from 1990 to 1995 with Black population up 35 percent. Officials credit outreach and a student centered approach to serve all.

Greg Williams Odessa College Williams University of Texas of UTPB Thie Rune Seee Ee Kelis Inaiaistinle

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