Financial plea for help from Odessa private investigator
Private investigator Stat Cochran, a 7-year veteran, seeks about 30000 to launch crime prevention seminars focused on resident led prevention rather than police response. He plans office rental, a secretary, and expenses, hoping bankers fund up to half. Banks of Odessa will discuss the proposal on March 28. police caution but do not endorse.
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Stat Cochran
Cochran
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Odessa
Odessa Financial Institutions
Banks of
Laura Pugh
Pugh
Texas National Bank
Jerry Cook
Interfirst
Baker
Midland Memorial seeks 77 bed expansion over Parkview judge
A Texas hearing officer recommended Midland Memorial Hospital be approved for a 15.1 million, 77 bed expansion at its current site while Parkview Hospital faces denial for a 17.9 million, 116 bed Doctors Hospital of the Permian Basin. The Texas Health Facilities Commission will rule on the certificates of need Friday after final arguments in Austin.
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Texas Health Facilities Commission
Midland Memorial Hospital
Crosstown
Parkview Hospital
THFC
John Neel
Gordon Hardin
Midland Memorial
American Medical Center Inc
Midland
Doctors Hospital
Permian Basin
Parkview
Ray Branson
Texas
Hardin
Austin
AMC
MMH
Nee Said
Neel
Permian Basin Health Systems Agency
Doctor's Hospital
New school named to honor Odessa builder Fly
The Odessa district dedicates Murry H. Fly Elementary School at 7 p.m. Tuesday with Gail Smith delivering the dedicatory address. Fly, superintendent 1925 1949, helped grow enrollment from 141 to 7117 and co founded Odessa College in 1946 where he served as president until his death in 1960.
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Murry H. Fly
Westside
Gail Smith
Smith
Fly
Odessa High School
Odessa
Red River County
East Texas Normal College
Early years of Ector County ISD amid oil boom and growth
Minutes from Odessa area school board meetings in 1925 show a transition era as Murry H. Fly becomes superintendent at 3000 a year and Ector County grows from 760 to 4000 residents by 1930 amid oil prosperity. Discussions span discipline, new schools, enrollment expansion, and staff changes including a trustee resignation and janitor applications.
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Murry H. Fly
Ector County
Fry
R.A. Anderson
Ona Anderson
Odessa
Young Community
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