Filing roundup shows several Texas city council bids
In Pecos City Council races Mayor Dot Stafford and Councilman Michael Benavides seek re race while Angelica Valenzuela and newcomer Estella Ornelas file for at large seats. In Andrews Mayor Robert Zap and Stan Leeper seek re election with Judd Porter for Place 2. Big Spring incumbent Russ McEwen vs Pat DeAnda. District 5 incumbent Joann Knox faces Hebrew Hippy Jones. Iraan slate includes incumbents Harris Holmes Barnett vs Keith Green Darryl Mote Jeff Sims Jason Manning. Marfa incumbents Petroksy and Dobay seek re election. Wink uncontested. In Seminole incumbents posted with unopposed races in several districts.
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Dan Petroksy
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Veya Een
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Former Odessa police union leader runs for city council
Gary Rowe former Professional Police Officers Association of Odessa president filed for District 1 City Council, drawing ballot position No 1. He resign ed from the police force to start Houston Badge Emblem Co and cited pay and public service goals while praising Blue Santa charity work. Rowe noted ongoing community needs and aims to broaden city employee pay and cooperation among agencies.
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Cap Rock rate fight pinches cotton growers and town
Cap Rock's electricity bills during the 2003-04 season reached 87,000 and 84,000 dollars in separate months, driving producers to non customers for cheaper power and forcing St. Lawrence area farmers like Harold Hoelscher to stop irrigation wells. He says 40 to 50 percent of local cotton growers have gone dry, harming yields and incomes. The PUC will hear Cap Rock's rate filing on March 26, with an intervention deadline of April 9.
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