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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 2004

Page

10

Crockett County Primary Totals Face Slow Count

Crockett County officials finished late after a power outage halted the automatic counter. With 1,017 of 2,414 registered voters returning ballots, Democrat Laurie English won the District Attorney race, Bill Mason retained the county attorney post, and other local races favored incumbents and Democratic challengers.

Crockett County 112Th Judicial District Crockett Pecos Reagan Sutton Upton Laurie English Frank Lacy Bill Mason

Tie in Loving County sheriff race triggers runoff planned

In Loving County, Billy B. Hopper and Thomas E. Jones each drew 41 votes, forcing a runoff on April 13. With 82 of 92 eligible voters turning out, the outcome surprised neither candidate, who vow to campaign harder while family ties and local connections loom large.

Burrows Hopper Harlan Hopper Jones Skeet Jones Loving County

Odessa Growth and Leaders Laud Economic Development

Odessa leader Melton credits visionaries and city staff for rapid growth from 2000 to about 94,000 residents. He praises council efficiency, low per capita staffing, and real estate, hospital space, EZ Rider buses, and college campus improvements as key gains. Chamber President Mike George notes ongoing economic development as a long term priority.

Texas Melton EZ Rider Odessa Chamber of Commerce Chamber Mike George

Odessa College Announces Spring Break Schedule

Odessa College will be closed Monday through March 19 for spring break. The bookstore and OC Sports Center will have special hours. The bookstore will stay open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday. The OC Sports Center closes at 1 p.m. Friday and reopens at 6:30 a.m. March 22.

Odessa College OC Sports Center Ector County Independent School District ECISD N. Sam Houston Ave

Nursing students win scholarships at TTUHSC event

TTUHSC School of Nursing awarded 38 scholarships at its fourth annual Scholarship Stampede. Names were drawn at random by Catherine Page of the Office of News and Publications. Donors included local businesses, community leaders, and area foundations.

School of Nursing Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Catherine Page University Office of News and Publications

Voters complain of long trips as polling places shift

Lynn Correa and neighbors vented about hour long rounds to vote near East Highway 80, driven by changes to polling locations for a Midland Odessa area primary. Officials noted more sites used than in prior elections and urged better voter information to avoid confusion at the polls.

Lynn Correa Augustine Court Correa Randy Ashlee Thompson Joe San Marcos Court J.P Chrystal Fouche Midland County Donna Robertson Senate Mission Dorado Midland Robertson Highway 191 Thompson Odessa Ector County Ector Coun Elections Wilson

Pardue to challenge incumbent Gardner in local race

Democratic challenger Kermon Pardue announced plans to run against two term Ector County Precinct 1 incumbent Freddie Gardner. Pardue criticized the tax increase and budget decisions while Gardner touted cuts and reform efforts aimed at balancing the budget and reducing expenses.

Pardue Gardner Ector Freddie Gardner Kermon Pardue

Man Charged With Felony Nonsupport in Midland

Greg Abbott announced a Midland case in Alabama where Henry, 57, appeared on Abbott’s Top 10 child support evaders list. Henry posted a $5,000 bond after release from Midland County Sheriff’s Office while owing $59,032 for a teen son living with his mother. A Midland County grand jury indicted Henry in November 2000 for felony criminal nonsupport.

Midland Texas Greg Abbott Alabama Abbott Henry Midland County Sheriff's Office Midland County

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