Odessa Easter Egg Hunt set for April at UTPB Park
Odessa Parks and Recreation and the Odessa Jaycees sponsor the annual free Easter Egg Hunt at 10 am on April 11 at the softball complex in UTPB Park East University Boulevard and east Loop 338. Children 10 and under will search for more than 25 000 candy eggs in two age areas. the Easter Bunny and Sparky the fire department mascot will attend.
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East University Boulevard
East Loop 338
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Easter Bunny
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Fire Department
Fire
Odessa
Odessa College Board meeting covers multiple actions
Odessa College trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Community Room to recognize the women's track team and Coach Walkinsow, approve Feb 27 minutes, hear property sale under foreclosure judgment, appoint bond counsel for revenue refunding bonds, declare trustee election, remove OC from state employee charitable campaign, consider technology fees, review quarterly investments, budget changes, and hold executive session on president evaluation and a disability claim, plus scholarship reports and president's report.
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Odessa College Board of Trustees
Scott Walkinshaw
TASP
Poison Center Deterrence Urges Quick Call For Poisons
West Texas Regional Poison Center notes ten callers can often resolve at home avoiding ER visits. Most common ingestions involve lead products and household cleaners. Immediate steps include calm contact with the poison center, required questions, and follow-up calls to ensure no adverse reactions. Ipecac should only be used on doctor or center advice and prevention via poison-proofing homes is emphasized. The 24 hour hotline is (800) 764-7661.
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Texas Ech University Health Sciences Center
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Internet Safety Presentation At Midland College
Midland County Sheriff's Office sponsors a free two hour Internet Consumer Safety Seminar for Midland residents. From 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the Roadrunner Room of Scharbauer Student Center at Midland College. Topics include Internet scams, parental controls, email privacy, and safe online purchases. Seating is limited. Call 688-1028 for details.
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Octathlon returns as Bowie students lead quiz day
In the second straight year the Octathlon culminated in a day of competition with Bowie Nimitz and other junior high teams. Julian Parker Kayla Folnar and Judy Bridges described six weeks of study and school rides as part of the event. Nine students per team competed in Super Quiz with four B students and four from each school.
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Bowie
Parker
Kayla Folnar
Judy Bridges
ECISD
Bridges
Bonham
Nimitz
Crockett, Hood
Ector
Cody Pool
Dual nationality law expands options for Mexican born abroad
The Mexican Consulate notes uncertainty over how many Texans may qualify as dual nationals while 10 to 12 million Mexicans live abroad. The new rule creates a nationality category that avoids full citizenship, lifts property and investment limits for foreigners, but restricts voting and public office for those with foreign ties. Foreign born children of native Mexicans can apply at consulates for five years, then in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
San Antonio
Ruiz
Odessa blotter report lists arrests and property incidents
Police log details a 32 year old Odessa man arrested after fleeing a correctional facility, with bond amounts noted for others. It lists burglaries including bicycle and gold jewelry losses, a vehicle window break in the 1100 block of Lane, and various bond statuses for local suspects.
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Oma
Odessa Mt
Grandview Avenue
Tom Green
San Astoy
Ralph Little
Merrill Avenue
Gamet Avenue
Oakwood
Fridaana
Christopher Lane
Gesaddiey
Lane
Rice keeps 4 million donation despite kinship suit
In Houston the 14th Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling allowing Rice University to keep a $4 million gift from Dr. Max F. Roy. Relatives sued in Harris County claiming Roy was coerced and rights to his inheritance were blocked. The donation arrived four hours before Roy’s death in October 1992 in Los Alamos, New Mexico.
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Roy
Wise
Harris County
New Mexico
Los Alamos
N.M
Estée Lauder Deluxe Gift Set Items
A deluxe gift assortment features Gentle Eye Makeup Remover 100 percent Time Release Moisturizer with BioMineral Water and Estée Lauder Body Lotion. Includes a selection of skincare products designed for moisturizing and makeup removal.
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