Embezzlement total nearly seven thousand dollars
A former city clerk admitted embezzling 6979.81 dollars from the Collection and Billing Department during a three day period April 13 to 15. She took cash from water and sewer payments and covered the loss with personal checks that later failed, including a 2100 dollar check that bounced. She was fired April 16.
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Frank Muser
Muser
City
Mari Willis
Tornillo ISD drops plan to punish Spanish use at school
Tornillo Independent School District scrapped a plan to discipline students for speaking Spanish and dropped a rule requiring teachers to speak only English. Superintendent Francis Brooks cited a Justice Department warning that the action could violate civil rights and said letters were sent to parents explaining the voluntary nature of the agreement.
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Tornillo
Board of Trustees
Tornillo Independent
Francis Brooks
Justice Department
Brooks
Ruben Bonilla Jr
Corpus Christi
Bonilla
Permian Sophomore Shines in 1987 Powder Puff Game
Odessa report notes Permian High School sophomore Shane Stanfield, 16, son of Ed and Glenda Stanfield, twirled a baton as PHS senior girls defeated junior girls 8 to 6 at the practice field game. The event included a sophomore kazoo band, male majorettes, and King Puff Greg Chatham.
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Permian High School
Shane Stanfield
Glenda Stanfield
East Odessa
PHS
Greg Chatham
Protest Over Parolee Halfway House Plan in Odessa
A Thursday meeting drew more than 150 opponents and fund raising for Burks proposal to convert Mesa Motel at 9417 Andrews Highway into a parolee halfway house. Protesters questioned safety and transparency while Burks cited existing facilities like Alternative House N at 415 N Texas Ave and stated guidelines from TDC are stringent.
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Jaye Burks
North Andrews Highway
Burks
Mark Ritter
Sam Houston Ave
Ector County
Bob Brookshire
Alternative House II
Sunset Country Club
Mesa
Andrews Highway
Texas Ave
Odessa
TDC
Alaska oil frontier tem pts Congress
Washington The Reagan administration seeks an Alaska oil frontier by opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge coastal plain to rigs. Assistant Interior Secretary William Horn argues the plan could cut foreign oil purchases and yield net economic benefits up to 325 billion dollars, based on 9.2 billion barrels from 1.5 million acres, with revenues of 38 billion dollars under lower estimates. He presented figures to a House subcommittee, asserting economy and security justify proceeding over environmental concerns.
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Washington
Reagan
Alaska
Congress
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Treasury
William Horn
Interior
Interior Department
Horn
Capitol Hill
House
Interior Water and Power
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