Cyclist Hit and Run Near West University Boulevard
Deputies investigated a late Tuesday hit and run at West University Boulevard and Polaris Avenue. A white male in his mid to late 20s was taken to Medical Center Hospital. The victim's identity was not released and DPS will handle the case.
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Ector County Sheriff's Deputies
West University Boulevard
Polaris Avenue
ECSO
Roddy Eaton
Medical Center Hospital
Eaton
DPS
Bell wins Democratic nod for Texas governor
In Houston, Chris Bell won the Democratic primary for governor, arguing the Republican establishment is exhausted. He faces Perry and potential independents Strayhorn and Friedman, while promising to unite Democrats and improve Texas standing nationally. Bell rose to prominence with an ethics complaint against Tom DeLay and vows to contrast his record with the current leadership.
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Chris Bell
Bell
Bob Gammage
Texas
Rick Perry
Carole Keeton Strayhorn
Perry
Strayhorn
Kinky Friedman
Kelly Fero
Chris
Fero
House
Tom DeLay
DeLay
Texas election results round up from precincts and races
The Associated Press reports Texas primary results with precinct counts and percentages across DEM GOP races for U S Senate Lieutenant Governor and other statewide posts. Key tallies include Radnofsky and Dewhurst leads, and propositions on civil juries photo ID takings spending limits and related measures.
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Gop
David Dewhurst
Dunbar Clinches GOP Nod for State Board of Education
In Dallas, attorney Cynthia Dunbar, who homeschools her children, won 63 percent of the GOP primary vote in District 10 for the State Board of Education, with Tony Dale at 37 percent as results half counted. incumbent Dan Montgomery trailed in District 5.
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State Board of Education
Cynthia Dunbar
Tony Dale
Ken Mercer
Dan Montgomery
Mark Loewe
Kupper Aims for Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace Seat
Speegle, a former ECISD police chief and Texas state trooper, notes his earlier talks with justices of the peace motivate his run. Kupper, 56, has eight years as Precinct 3 justice, handling Class C misdemeanors, small claims under 5000 dollars, and offering deferred adjudication to help parents teach children. The position pays 433,679.60 annually with a 4,050 car allowance.
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Speegle
ECISD
Justices of the Peace
Kupper
Precinct 3
Justice of the Peace
Farm Service Agency Accepting Loan Applications for Farmers
The Farm Service Agency invites farm loan applications from farmers and ranchers unable to obtain private credit. Guaranteed loans go through a conventional lender for the FSA guarantee. The Fort Stockton loan office serves multiple Texas counties and can be reached by phone, fax, or email.
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Fort Stockton
Farm Service Agency
FSA
Farm Loan
W. Dickinson
Suite 1
Ector
Brewster
Crane
Culberson
el Paso
Hudspeth
Jeff David
Loving
Pecos
Presidio
Reeves
Terrell
Ward
Winkler
McAnally
Usda.gov
Ector Junior High Teacher Rebounds After Chemical Burn
Ector Junior High ninth grade science teacher Mark McDonald returned to school Tuesday after a sulfuric acid spill in a lab Monday left him with blisters on one hand. He was treated and released from Medical Center Hospital and resumed duties. Odessa Mayor Pro Tem Bill Cleaver faces a Class A misdemeanor deadly conduct charge in Ector County Court for an incident where a car was driven toward his son Chasely Cleaver. he was arrested on a warrant and is represented by attorney Michael McLeaish.
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Ector
Mark McDonald
Medical Center Hospital
McDonald
Odessa
Bill Cleaver
Ector County
Cleaver
Chasely Cleaver
Michael McLeaish
Alamo woman pleads guilty in records case
Liz Arlene Ramirez 36 of Alamo pleaded guilty to one count of selling confidential medical record information. She faces up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine. Ramirez worked in a doctor’s office under contract to perform physicals and medical treatment for FBI agents.
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Mcallen
Alamo
U.S
Liz Arlene Ramirez
Ramirez
FBI
Odessa crime blotter reports multiple incidents
An Odessa man says he was assaulted by unknown people at Western Crest Apartments on Coahuila Road, suffering serious injuries between 5:45 and 6:16 p.m. Monday. Burglary involved $2,000 jewelry and $50 damage to three window screens at the 1100 block of East 44th Street. Alamo n Post storage unit burglary caused $406 damage and $5,000 in tools taken between Sunday and Monday. A woman reported two sex assault incidents by a known person at a Northeast Odessa residence.
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Western Crest Apartments
Coahuila Road
Odessa
East 44Th Street
Alamo
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