Odessa blotter reports multiple crimes this week
A 35 year old Odessa man was wounded on West Pearl Street in an aggravated assault. A clerk at Kent Kwik on Grandview Avenue reported a robbery with a gun. A residence on Jackson Street saw burglary with $650 in goods stolen. A Ford F-150 and a Probe were burglarized or damaged in separate incidents. Fast Cash Check Service noted a fraudulent $1,016.91 check. Bob's Truck and Auto Repair reported a theft of $7,250. Sewell Ford logged a suspected unauthorized vehicle removal of a 1998 Mitsubishi Mirage worth $10,000.
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Denton investors plan 10000-seat arena complex in Denton County
A group of investors proposes a $30 million indoor 10000-seat arena with luxury boxes a connecting hotel and conference center for national horse shows in unincorporated Denton County along Farm Road 428. The 53-acre arena would anchor a 578-acre development including a golf course 104 homes and green space.
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Farm policy hearings begin as Congress plans 2002 program
AP reports House Agriculture Committee chair Larry Combest of Lubbock leads nine hearings to hear farmers unable to travel to Washington. Bob Stallman of Columbus, Texas, president of the American Farm Bureau says the hearings will shape a post-2002 program and provide short term relief as the sector faces price pressures. Erika Batcheller of the National Farmers Union notes concerns over insufficient protection amid low prices, with USDA forecasting a 16 percent drop in farm income for 2001 unless budget-linked payments are enacted.
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Tear gas totals at Waco siege under scrutiny by investigators
Investigators say FBI pyrotechnic tear gas rounds during the 1993 Waco siege may have been higher than publicly admitted. New records and photos question where and when such rounds were fired, and a missing projectile's location suggests it came from behind the compound rather than the FBI launch area.
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Coffee 20th anniversary on circuit fuels rodeo resolve
The veteran rodeo star reflects on a near fatal 1B accident and tenures, joking about nine lives and a 20th anniversary in 1983. He hints retirement thoughts for 2003 but vows to keep dodging bulls while his abilities hold. Rodeo retires you, he says.
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