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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2010
Page
1
Rep. Mike Conaway of Midland will receive the Spirit of Enterprise award at 10 a.m. today from the Midland Chamber of Commerce. The award honors members of Congress who supported the chamber's position at least 70 percent of the time in the last session.
Career Services at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin will host a noon seminar titled Your Guide to Working Overseas in the Mac Boring Room on 4901 E. University. Topics include political and safety issues contract negotiations tax consequences and passport visa considerations. Lunch is free and information is available at 352-2633.
The Ector County Health Department and ECISD host a health fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Music City Mall 4101 near Fad er's restaurant area. Cholesterol and blood sugar screenings will be offered to students in need of vaccines.
In San Antonio the Texas State Board of Education faces a high stakes primary with 22 candidates for eight seats. Republicans challenge prominent Christian conservatives amid fears the board’s creationism versus evolution stance and PR image harm its influence on science and social studies standards.
Find out where you can vote on Tuesday and see what is on the ballot. Page 9.
Odessa High School Showgirls rehearse in a glittering room as they push and pull through choreography for the Showgirls Show-Off and upcoming competitions. A shelf of trophies gleams as teammates prepare for the annual event.
Showgirls dance captain Tori Sandate says the group gathered for a shared love of dance as they prepare for nationals. They are currently reviewing routines and refining performances as coverage continues on page 10A.
A new Texas rule requires first time license applicants aged 18 to 24 to complete an approved driver education course and pass both a knowledge and skills test. The change aims to improve road safety and discourage delaying licensing. Residents with valid out of state licenses are not affected, and ages 15 to 17 still require driver education.
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