Road Rage Reframed A columnist’s oddly calm confession
A columnist recalls moments of road rage and road revenge on busy Odessa streets. He describes shifts in attitude from anger to strategic restraint as police radar traps loom, revealing how perspective changes trigger new reactions to old driving chaos. Ken Broadnax’s column runs Tuesday and Thursday.
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Odessa candidates file for joint May elections
Twenty three candidates filed by Wednesday for the May 2 joint city council school district hospital district and Odessa board elections. Incumbents and newcomers appear in races for the Ector County Hospital District and Odessa College board with several incumbents seeking re election.
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Odessa
Ector County
Ov Carel Gregg
Winfred Richmond
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
Kerri Justis
Bill Rutherford
Allen Strambler
Hobbs
N.M
Floy Hinson
Ken Frasier
Steve Riley
Mike Atkins
Bill Hext
Kirk Edwards
Jimmy L. Miller
Bill Cleaver
Jo Ann Davenport
Davenport
Odessa College Board of Trustees
Sandra Shaw
Bruce Shearer
Shearer
Chris Walker
Davis Cisneros
Ector County Hospital District Board of Directors
Mary Thompson
William Hetzler
Abraham Torres
Thompson
Debra Hoard
Boyd Cowan
Equitable Life
Hetzler
Floyd Hammett
Torres
Jean Lewis
Snae Servéne
Kerri Ginis
Educators for Tomorrow program urges ECISD students toward teaching
Vernon Stokes praised teaching as a high calling during a campus session at the University of Texas at the Permian Basin for ECISD juniors and seniors. About 27 students joined the Educators for Tomorrow program to gain tutoring roles, campus exposure, and tuition support for up to 10 graduates annually, with Amber Richey sharing how the hands-on experience shaped her teaching plans in Odessa.
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Ector County Independent School District
Vernon Stokes
ECISD
Tommorrow
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
UTPB
Stokes
Austin
Odessa
Margie Kerley
Father vanishes from boat on Lake Travis
A 37-year-old Dell Computer marketing manager Bill Crumpacker vanished from his 26-foot cabin cruiser on Lake Travis after telling his two sons he would go for a swim. Divers search the 35-foot water with clues including a bath towel, an empty fire extinguisher, and batteries dead on the boat. Deputies report no foul play suspected as the family awaits any sign of him.
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Austin
Bill Crumpacker
Dell Computer
Gordon Dye
Travis County
J. Crumnacker
Clark
Aaron
Little Devil’s Hollow
Lake Travis
Dale Boring
Crumpacker
Austin American-Statesman
Anders
Glen George
Tim Gage
Boring
Cher
Eleven jurors named in Andrews capital murder trial
Defense attorney David Zavoda said an 11th juror was selected in the Clayton Snyder case keeping the panel close to full. Prosecutors moved the trial to Ector County due to pretrial publicity and plan to start testimony around March 30 with seven days left for juror questioning and witness gathering amid past death-penalty decisions.
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Andrews
David Zavoda
Clayton Snyder
Zavoda
C.V. Milburn
Snyder
Ector County
Max Cobb
Andrews County
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