Hood High and Odessa Districts Shine With 81 Medals
The 2013 UIL high school solo and ensemble contest saw ECISD schools excel. Odessa High earned 54 solo medals, Permian 68, Bowie 19, Nimitz 14, Crockett six, Bonham five, Ector 1, and Ector Mariachi two. ensembles crowned Odessa High with 10 and Permian with 30, while Bowie junior high earned 13.
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Nimitz
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Hood
Loli Sanchez
Jack Villanueva
Jacob Spenser
Jacob Weatherford
Autumn Green
Daniel Garcia
Isaac Torres
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Odessa Warrant Roundup Under Way City Warns of Arrests
The Great Texas Warrant Roundup begins today with arrests possible at home work or in public for outstanding warrants. A listed docket on the city site shows warrants from failures to appear or comply with Odessa Municipal Court orders, plus citations tied to traffic parking code enforcement and pet sterilization violations. The roundup is a joint effort by Texas law enforcement agencies to crack down on misdemeanor warrants.
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Death of Russian adoptee Max Shatto ruled accidental
Max Alan Shatto, a 3-year-old Russian boy adopted by American parents in Gardendale, died January 21 at Medical Center Hospital. Officials from Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office and pathologists concluded the cause was a laceration to the small bowel mesentery artery. The ruling followed a Friday news conference at the Ector County Annex as Russian officials sought details.
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Max Alan Shatto
Gardendale
Medical Center Hospital
Tarrant County Medical Examiner
Bobby Bland
Mark Donaldson
Adoption and death of Max Shatto timeline 2012 2013
A chronology shows October 2012 Russian court approval of Max and Kristopher Kuzmin adoption by Alan and Laura Shatto, then Vladimir Putin’s January 2013 law restricting U S adoptions. Max Shatto dies February 2013 after cardiac arrest, with autopsy ruling accidental in March 2013. The state clears Gladney Center for Adoption of compliance issues.
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Gladney Center For Adoption
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Mark Donaldson
Adoption Center
Laura Bush urges conservation in Midland playa program
Former first lady Laura Bush spoke at a Midland symposium hosted by the I 20 Wildlife Preserve and Jenna Welch Nature Study Center. About 100 farmers and ranchers attended to learn how private lands can preserve habitat. officials cited Texas land ownership and playa aquifers as key factors in conservation.
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Katharine Armstrong
Taking Care of
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Midland
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Bush
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Welch
Elaine Magruder
I 20
Odessa oil boom cited by Craddick and officials
Odessa officials and Craddick praise Texas oil as the economy driver. Don Gregory of Key Energy says the oil industry fuels population growth, restaurants, hotels and new businesses. he notes a 10 to 15 percent population rise and a booming local economy driven by oil and gas activity. The piece also mentions the Keystone pipeline review by the State Department.
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