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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2004
Page
1
A movie photographer for Friday Night Lights is noted for deep Odessa ties and for photographing the H. G. Bissinger book. He also produced a Texas Monthly photo story titled 10 Years Later Where Are the Kids Now that appeared in 1999, reflecting years of field work.
Odessans and Permian High School students in 1988 and 1998 helped photographer Robert Clark build a portfolio. He plans to return this week to continue filming, noting Odessa as a significant location in his work. His Web site showcases much of his recent and famous photography.
National Geographic photographer Robert Clark discusses his Kansas roots in Hays and admiration for Odessans while preparing test shots for the Friday Night Lights project. He notes wind and dust recall western Kansas and credits hard working locals for sharing similarities with his upbringing.
The NTSB expects at least six months to determine the cause of Sunday’s helicopter crash that killed four people including an infant and his mother. Wreckage from the Medical Center Hospital air ambulance was to be moved today by Air Salvage of Dallas. The Rolls Royce engine will be inspected in Indianapolis.
MCH officials face impact on 17 West Texas counties after a Medical Center Hospital helicopter crash near Pyote kills an infant, mother, pilot, and paramedic. The Odessa based unit had 417 flights since June. Board meeting set for April 6 to decide on replacement. Aaron Sauer of the NTSB outlines crash investigation process.
At Medical Center Hospital a memorial service honored three adults and a four month old baby killed in a Pyote air ambulance crash. Pilot Mickey Price para medic Paul Lujan and mother Ana Urias were remembered for dedication and care. The infant Pedro Arias Modesto was praised as an angel. Services were led at the hospital helipad.
Texas Rail road Commission members told the Texas energy planning council in Midland that Texas ranks first in nation in natural gas, petroleum and electricity use while second in coal. Victor Carrillo chair urged a proactive plan for energy production and conservation as the group held its first out of Austin meeting at the Petroleum Club with 22 members including Rep. Buddy West and Wallace Petroleum president William Wallace.
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