Air Control Board names new director deputy executive
William R. Campbell, a former senior analyst for the Texas Legislative Budget Board, is named deputy executive director of the Texas Air Control Board. He succeeds Steve N. Spaw, appointed executive director in February, and will oversee program development monitoring and regulatory operations for over 400 employees. Campbell holds a master’s in public affairs from the University of Texas at Austin and a degree from State University College Cortland.
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Austin
Texas Legislative Budget Board
Texas Air Control Board
William R. Campbell
Steve N. Spaw
Legislative Budget Board
Campbell
The
Air Control Board
State University College
Big Bend offers free 7 day pass to visitors
Big Bend National Park will waive entrance fees for seven days with a free pass available Saturday at Panther Junction Visitor Center. Spokesman Robert Rothe said the fee is waived when the park designates its annual free day during peak visitation, and Big Bend will also observe a second fee-free day on August 25 to honor the National Park Service’s founding in 1916. Park superintendent Jim Carrico called the days a thank you to the public for support of national park ideas and the NPS.
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Big Bend National Park
Panther Junction
Rothe
Congress
Big Bend
National Park Service
Jim Carrico
National Park Ideas
NPS
Sanderson seeks at large seat on Ector County Hospital Board
Roger Sanderson urges creation of a 1 percent sales tax to fund Medical Center Hospital and notes past management changes. He warns that without proper funding within about two years the 376 bed facility could fail and be sold, risking service to outlying communities.
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Roger Sanderson
Medical Center Hospital
Ector County Hospital District Board of Directors
Sanderson
MCH
Medical Center
County Commissioner's Court
Judy Hayes Seeks At Large Seat On Ector Hospital Board
Odessa businesswoman Judy Hayes announces candidacy for an at large position on the Ector County Hospital District Board of Directors. She envisions expanding Medical Center Hospital into a regional center, needs funds to attract specialists and upgrade equipment, endorses a proposed sales tax to raise about 7.2 million yearly, and seeks philanthropic and corporate support to boost Odessa’s health care appeal. Hayes credits community focus and long desire to serve on the board.
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Odessa
Judy Hayes
Medical Center Hospital
Ector County Hospital District
Hayes
Hayes Insurance Services
MCH
Jaime Rodriguez Seeks District 1 City Council Term
Jaime Rodriguez filed to run for the District 1 seat on May 5 and faces one challenger, Jo Ann Davenport. He vows to push city hall restructuring, seek raises for workers, and support better communication on the drug policy while highlighting district projects like the Phyllis Wheatley Day Nursery. He previously won the seat in 1986 and ran unopposed in 1988.
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Jaime Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Jo Ann Davenport
Terk Distributing Co
Bill Brown
City Hall
Odeessa
Rosa
Margaret Burton
George Ontiveros
Phyllis Wheatley
Two Odessa Men Charged With Attempted Murder
Odessa police report two men Eusebio Hernandez 22 of 1500 N Tom Green and Jesus Hernandez 19 with no address held on 15000 bonds after warrants from Municipal Judge Otis Moore. Arrests followed a Sunday night shooting at La Bodega on South Crane Avenue with six rounds fired and no injuries.
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Odessa
Eusebio Hernandez
Tom Green Ave
Jesus Hernandez
Otis Moore
Sunda
la Bodega
Crane Avenue
Robertson
Odessa Man Charged With Possession Of Cocaine
Jessie Jesus Alvarado Jr., 18, of 1500 N Tom Green Ave, was charged in City Jail with possession of cocaine. He is held on a $7,500 bond set by Municipal Judge J.E. Weatherly after arrest around 7:25 p.m. Tuesday at a residence on Tom Green Avenue.
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Odessa
Jessie Jesus Alvarado Jr
Tom Green Ave
J.E. Weatherly
Alvarado
Tom Green Avenue
Winkler County
Teen Arrest Linked to Attempted Forgery at Local Bank
Jeffery T. Scroggins, 18, of 2003 Century Ave, released on bond after a 7:25 a.m. Tuesday arrest on a warrant. Judge J. E. Weatherly set a $1,500 bond. Scroggins is connected to an attempted forgery at Southwest Savings on North Grandview Avenue.
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Jeffery T. Scroggins
Century Ave
Munich
J.E. Weatherly
Scroggins
Century Avenue
Weatherly
Frida
Southwest Savings
Grandview Avenue
Ae Mse
Institute
Savi
Falee
Thefts and vehicle thefts reported in city incidents
March 14 theft at Permian High School involved jewelry valued at 800 in the 1800 block of East 42nd Street around 10 50 a m. Officer J Pelham. unauthorized use of a motor vehicle reported by Virginia Nunez a 1976 van valued at 1900 taken from Varnell's Laundry 600 block West Clements Street about 4 p m Tuesday by Officer J Medrano. Timothy Shawn Moore reported a 1981 Ford pickup valued at 2000 taken from a residence 3700 block Springdale Drive about 2 30 a m Tuesday by Officer H Jackson. Criminal mischief involved Angela Susan Trosper with video tapes estimated 1900 at Everybodys 1000 block South Grant Avenue between Aug 23 1989 and Jan 22 with Officers R Vick and R Hughes. James G Loika noted violins valued at 000 around 7 00 p m Monday to 9 00 a m Wednesday by Officers T Joiner and Hawley.
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Trina LaGwen Warren
Permian High School
East 42Nd Street
J. Pelham
Virginia Nunez
Varnell’s
West Clements Street
J. Medrano
Timothy Shawn Moore
Springdale Drive
H. Jackson
Angela Susan Trosper
Everybody's
South Grant Avenue
R. Vick
R. Hughes
Permian Basin Task Force seeks funding
Midland officials push for federal support to keep the Permian Basin Drug Task Force active for another year. Commander Tom Finley outlined a $665,814 Texas Governor's Office criminal justice grant request plus a $219,700 local match from seized funds to fund undercover narcotics work across 23,500 square miles in Ector through Gaines counties. The plan funds personnel and equipment to target illegal production possession and transport of controlled substances.
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Midland
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Permian Basin
Howard
Loving
Pecos
Reeves
Terrell
Upton
Ward
Winkler
Crane
Borden
Dawson
Gaines
Finley
Andrews residents charged with delivery of cocaine
Three Andrews residents were jailed on charges of delivery of cocaine after a five month investigation by local police and sheriff's deputies with help from federal and nearby New Mexico agencies. Officers seized about three eighths of an ounce of suspected cocaine, a 1989 Chevrolet Camaro, and arrested Robin Garrigan 23, Darrell Roberts 28, and William Browder 23 at a Fifth Street residence. Each suspect held on $25,000 bonds, two on $25,000 apiece and one on $25,000, as set by the justice of the peace.
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Andrews County
Andrews County Sheriff's Department
Robin Joanne Garrigan
N.W
Fifth St
Darrell Wayne Roberts
William Daniel Browder
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