Water usage limit announced for April
The Colorado River Municipal Water District sets an initial usage cap of 16 million gallons beginning in April, detailing a monthly quota framework for the utility region.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2012
Page
1
The Colorado River Municipal Water District sets an initial usage cap of 16 million gallons beginning in April, detailing a monthly quota framework for the utility region.
The Odessa Downtown Lions Club sells roses to raise funds for local community groups. A dozen long stemmed roses in a vase cost $20 and can be delivered April 17 to April 20. Orders due March 29 through a Downtown Lions member or at www.odessadtlions.org. phone 335-0234.
There are still tickets for several shows at the Wagner Noé Performing Arts Center 1310 N FM 1788 Midland. Gallery tickets are 40 for The Glen Campbell Goodbye Tour at 8 p.m. March 16 and Joe Ely performs at 8 p.m. March 17. Tickets range 35 to 55 and are on sale 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Wagner Noel box office or online.
The Fab 5 from Houston perform a Beatles tribute at the Ector Theatre 500 N. Texas Ave at 8 p.m. Saturday. The show covers early songs plus Sgt Pepper and Abbey Road eras. Tickets cost 25 dollars. Call 432-580-0898 for reservations. From staff reports.
CO2 capture incentives may boost oil production over 40 years through enhanced recovery. The National Enhanced Oil Recovery Initiative organized by the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions and the Great Plains Institute gathered 28 industry and government members to craft tax credit proposals aiding CO2 capture and transport. John Speelman of NRDC notes the credits are revenue positive for private firms and the federal government, though Congress may take time to accept the plan.
Mark Mehrhoff of Mark's Water Well Service demonstrates water witching in dry West Texas terrain. He uses two thin metal rods to locate underground water as the rods cross, signaling an underground current vital to his well drilling business.
Mark Mehlhoff of Mark's Water Well Service credits a Mormon friend for teaching water witching using biol ogical magnetism and tools like brass rods willow branches and peach limbs. He says only some people have the gift and he does not charge for the witching portion of his business, only the drilling.
The text discusses AVID, a program or ANID teaching method aimed at increasing organizational and study skills among students. It notes emphasis on developing critical thinking and planning abilities for young learners in the second level, with reference to elective courses.
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