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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2000

Page

9

Snow photo mix up stirs Texas snow mystery

Ken Brodnax analyzes a Longview News Journal clipping claiming a Feb 2000 snow photo shows Odessa, revealing the image actually dated Dec 12 1998 by photographer Nick de la Torre. The column ponders timing quirks, misfiled dates, and potential Y2K or cyberspace mixups behind the viral snow tale.

King Longview Longview News-Journal East Texas Odessa Missouri Washington Texas Mark Sterkel Nick de la Torre Odessa American de la Torre Briana Buford Briana Bufford Associated Press Nick Florida Computerland Jay Leno Funk Family Panhandle Amarillo

Four charged after Hobbs standoff ends with arrests

Hobbs police arrested four residents after a five hour standoff in southeast Hobbs near Motel Row. Dwayne Shanks, 19, faces aggravated assault on an officer conspiracy and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Jerry Hare, 18, is charged with conspiracy, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and harboring or aiding a felon. A 15 year old and another person also face conspiracy and harboring a felon charges.

Hobbs N.M Dwayne Shanks Jerry Hare Blythe Frausto E. Cain St Shanks Frausto

Alpine Prepares for 14th Texas Cowboy Poetry Gathering

More than 3,000 enthusiasts are expected in Alpine for Sul Ross State University’s 14th Annual Texas Cowboy Poetry Gathering. The event runs Friday through the weekend with poetry readings, a chuckwagon feed, a dance, and cowboy attire exhibits. Local organizers expect visitors from across the country and note the gathering is the second oldest of its kind in the United States.

Sul Ross State University Karen Green Tucker United States Chuck Milner Oklahoma Milner Carla McFarland

Death-row inmate ordered released after missed deadline

Calv in Jerold Burdine, 46, on death row for 16 years, must be freed within five days as state lawyers missed a deadline for a new trial or release. U S District Judge David Hittner ruled Burdine’s 1984 conviction was void due to defense counsel sleep, though he did not bar retrial. The state appealed to the 5th Circuit while Burdine’s lawyers expressed guarded optimism.

Houston Calvin Jerold Burdine U.S David Hittner Burdine Hittner United States 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals Heather Browne Robert L. McGlasson Wise

Greenwell backs review of Texas death penalty system

Republican candidate Tom Greenwell for Place 1 on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals says he would not back a moratorium on executions but supports a review of capital punishment. He emphasizes cooperation among judges and clearer explanations of decisions to avoid sounding results-oriented.

Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Tom Greenwell Illinois Greenwell Texas State of Court of Criminal Appeals

Two arrested after 1500 pounds of marijuana found in pickup

Hudspeth County ranch road encounter leads to the Feb 21 arrest of Ali Leal Mendoza and Rodney Galindo both 18 with more than 1500 pounds of marijuana in their Chevrolet Silverado bed. Assistant U.S. Attorney John Klassen said they face up to 40 years if convicted on possession with intent to distribute. Pecos grand jury to consider indictments next week. case would be prosecuted in Pecos.

Sierra Blanca Hudspeth U.S John Klassen Ali Leal Mendoza Rodney Galindo Klassen Pecos Border Patrol Bosque Crossing

Humane Society open house offers reduced pet adoptions and shots

The Ector County Humane Society hosts a Saturday open house offering discounted adoptions and $7.50 rabies shots through Angel Veterinary Clinic. Dogs and cats will be housed separately to ease safety concerns, says vice president Allie Francis.

Humane Society Open House Ector County Humane Society Allie Francis Becky Battershell Angel Veterinary Clinic Francis C.J. Mann Mann the Humane Society

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