Midland church hosts Stream in the Desert spiritual weekend
A Midland church will host a Stream in the Desert spiritual weekend with Praise Team leading worship. The Justin Cofield Band performs Friday night and Saturday morning, FFH performs Saturday afternoon. A leadership conference starts Friday at 7 am with prayer and Walling delivers two messages to leaders. Jeff Berryman speaks at 2 pm. Call Ken Young at 682-2516 for details.
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Justin Cofield
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Walling
Jeff Berryman
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Ken Young
Two Odessans Injured in Afternoon Car Collision
Two people were taken to Medical Center Hospital after a green Mazda 626 rear ended a blue Mercury Grand Marquis at about 4 15 pm Thursday at Oakwood Drive and Pagewood Avenue. Cpl Gary Haenelt identified Lola Wyckoff 86 of Odessa a Grand Marquis driver and Barry Lee Melton 42 of Odessa as the Mazda driver. Melton was cited for failure to maintain speed driving without insurance and other issues. Both occupants were listed in stable condition at 5 15 pm Thursday.
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Haenelt
Lola Wyckoff
Mercury
Pagewood
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Melton
Wyckoff
Medical Center Hospital
Schedule of events at Stream weekend program
The Friday program runs 7 pm with The Presence of God Here and Now Water. Saturday includes 6 to 9 am registration, 9 to noon Session II, 2 to 5:30 pm Session III, 3:45 to 4:15 pm Communion, 5:30 pm Dinner, and 7:30 pm Far From Home concert. Sunday 9 to 11:30 am Session IV and Now Stone.
Teachers Push for Voice in ECISD Over Wages and Conditions
ECISD teachers from the 1B office say the district has many duties not understood and call for dialogue after a survey. Results show over 40 percent of junior and high school teachers with 6 to 15 years seek outside jobs, citing wages and working conditions as key issues. Administrators and support staff comprise most respondents. meeting plans hinge on board action in April.
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Woman Arrested in Laredo Over Visa Conspiracy
A Mexican citizen, Margarita Ramirez Martinez, was arrested in Laredo on charges that she conspired with former U.S. Consulate employees to fraudulently obtain visas. The scheme involved separating U.S. visas from Mexican citizens and connecting them with consulate staff. The consulate has been closed since January 29 except for U.S. citizen services. The inquiry began seven months ago.
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Lubbock Forum Weighs Policy Shifts After 9 11 Debates
At a forum in Lubbock candidates debated preemption and national security. Randy Iuer backed Langston on Bush era policy while Vickie Sutton predicted world order change. Health care and uninsured Texans dominated talks with Neugebauer urging insured care and May advocating market-based reforms.
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Odessa crime report details theft, drugs and assault cases
A roundup lists incidents from the Odessa area including an auto theft in the 1000 block of Drury Lane between Sunday night and Monday morning. Western National Bank says a Feb 19 to Feb 27 window saw a 7048.56 theft from a new account via a check from a closed account. A ring valued at 2000 was stolen from a West Fourth Street location. A 23 year old Odessa woman was arrested for cocaine possession with a 7500 bond. Kelly Swope, 49, was arrested for aggravated assault with a 25000 bond.
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N. Grandview Ave
West Fourth Street
Erin Davine Parr
Sixth St
Ector County Detention Center
Cee Kelly Swope
Bell faces GOP pressure on Farm Bill and runoff plan
Bell braces for a conservative push to cut funding from the 2002 Farm Bill. he relies on his staff to navigate unfamiliar issues. A June 7 runoff could follow if no candidate clears 50 percent in the 19 county district. Filing requires 2500 dollars or 500 signatures by Wednesday. Among named candidates are Randy Neugebauer, Richard Bartlett, Donald May, Carl Isett, Jamie Berryhill, Stace Williams, Mike Conaway, David Langston, Jerri S. Asmussen, and Bill Christian. several others have announced but not qualified.
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Combest
Agriculture Committee
Secretary of State
Austin
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Lubbock
Richard Bartlett
Midland
Donald May
Carl Isett
Jamie Berryhill
Odessa
Stace Williams
Mike Conaway
David Langston
Jerri S. Asmussen
Bill Christian
Vickie Sutton
Kay Gaddy
Eee Rane
Chip Rees
Magnet class students showcase animated festival pieces
Galindo created Superkinetica about two students skipping school in a three month process using Painter Classic and Video Wave. He hopes to pursue animation, while Villa, drawing since childhood, plans nursing and then possibly art, reflecting on the risks and changing employer requirements.
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Galindo
OHS
Villa
American State Bank Displays Patriotic Items Across Odessa
American State Bank offers small flags bumper stickers and patriotic items at all Odessa locations. The bank is placing miniature flags on desks teller windows and in lobbies to show support for troops at war, according to Mike Marshall.
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American State Bank
Odessa
Mike Marshall
Stargazing Party Set at Big Spring State Park
A Stargazing Party is planned from 30 p.m. to 11 p.m. on June 7 at Big Spring State Park. Local amateur astronomy clubs will join at Scenic Mountain to offer tours of the night sky, with sunset atop the bluffs serving as the precursor to the event.
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Big Spring State Park
Scenic Mountain
Foundation awards 20000 dollar UTPB scholarship
The Greater Texas Foundation will give a $20,000 scholarship to the University of Texas of the Permian Basin at 10 am today in the Library/Lecture Center Commons on the UTPB campus. The foundation was formerly known as the Greater Texas Student Loan Corp.
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Masonic Lodge Plans Annual Pancake Breakfast
Odessa Masonic Lodge 955 hosts a pancake breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday at 1701 W. 9th St. Proceeds support the scholarship fund. Call 337-7375 for details.
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Odessa Masonic Lodge 955
W. 9Th St
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