Comp time questions loom in Texas payroll case
Weir-Nutter faces possible state jail felony charges over comp time tampering with government records. Texas Rangers and the Texas Attorney General’s Office have been seeking payroll sheets and time-off records since last October. County officials dispute misreporting, stating training and policies exist, while Weir-Nutter says the error was clerical. The case threads through statements by Suzan Houston and others, with political stakes rising as Weir-Nutter challenges Scott Layh in the Republican primary set for May 29, with early voting May 14 to 25.
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Bland
Texas Attorney General's Office
Weir-Nutter
Texas Rangers
Odessa American
Suzan Houston
U.S. Department of Labor
Houston
Clay Blount
Dominey
Margo McKinney
Pat Patton
Weir- Nutter
Texas Tech University School of Law
Metze
Texas Attorney General’s Office
David Glickler
Scott Layh
Prasad Receives Distinguished Award For Medical Service
Suresh Prasad of Odessa receives a Texas Tech Distinguished Award honoring his support to the School of Medicine. He is a staff physician at Odessa Regional Medical Center and Basin Health Center, a clinical trial investigator, and active educator. His wife Kalpana Prasad notes pride in his hard work and community outreach in West Texas.
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Prasad
Kalpana Prasad
Suresh
Odessa
Texas Tech
Odessa Regional Medical Center
Basin Health Center
Suresh Prasad
Permian Basin
West Texas
BR. Suresh Prasad
India
Patna Medical College
Shifton
Chicago
Texas Tech University Health Science Center
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
American Diabetes Association
National Council of Quality Assurance
American College of
James K. Burkes
Burkes
Districtwide laptop program boosts classroom mobility
Wilks notes the program ensures district-wide effectiveness with end of course assessments and surveys. Teachers may take classroom software home, aiding mobility. Amy Russell of Dowling Elementary praises the plan and plans to sign up in summer. HT Sanchez says the district aims for full wireless mobility this year so devices move with lessons.
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Wilks
Amy Russell
Dowling Elementary
Sanchez
Dowling Elementary Teacher Sees Summer Sign-Up as Start
Amy Russell, a fourth grade teacher, says she will sign up in the summer and views it as a good chance for teachers to be mobile. Jackson notes that program mobility is only a start and that the district aims to expand support for educators.
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Amy Russell
Dowling Elementary
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