Local Races Results From Saturday Elections
Area election results show multiple races with party unknown. Trustee Place 2 Terry Easley 94 votes 34.8 percent and Johnny Womack 176 votes 65.2 percent. Mayor Ted Westmoreland 407 votes 84.1 percent and Cynthia Hensley 31 votes 5 percent. City Council District 4 top two for At-Large Julian Sanchez Jr 189 votes 18.5 percent and Lendale Widner 226 votes 22.1 percent. Kenneth Edwards 349 votes 34.2 percent and Johnny Lalonde 257 votes 25.2 percent. District 4 Karen Milmine 71 votes 14.3 percent and Phathondles 427 votes 85.7 percent. Trustee District 1 Barbara Yarbrough 308 votes 43.9 percent and James Fuller 394 votes 56.1 percent. Trustee District 7 Michael Dobey 176 votes 35.3 percent and Rebecca Ockerman 322 votes 64.7 percent. Trustee Place 3 William Howard 1921 votes 71.0 percent and Hugh White 785 votes 29.0 percent. PRESIDIO City Council results listed.
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Ted Westmoreland
Cynthia Hensley
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Julian Sanchez Jr
Lendale Widner
Kenneth Edwards
Johnny Lalonde
Barbara Yarbrough
James Fuller
Michael Dobey
Rebecca Ockerman
McCamey ISD board race results in district landslide
Alma D. Acosta won District One with 51 votes to Derrick Adams four. District Two’s outcome is in doubt after incumbent Remigio Rangel posted 23 votes while Christy Hodges had 24 and David M. Jones one. A recount may be held.
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McCamey Independent School District Board
Alma D. Acosta
Derrick Adams
Remigio Rangel
Christy Hodges
David M. Jones
Rankin district election results for boards
Murray Golson won the Rankin Independent School District board race with 196 votes, defeating Billy Eggermeyer who had 142 and Louisa De La Pena with 108. In Rankin County Hospital District, J L Johnson, Sheryl Wilson, and John F Watson won two year seats with 171, 164, and 137 votes respectively. Robert Underwood received 135 and George Waddell 91. Judy Green won the one year hospital district seat with 158 votes over Patsy Morgan Northcott with 68.
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Rankin Independent School District
Rankin County Hospital
Murray Golson
Billy Eggermeyer
Louisa de la Pena
de la Pena
J.L. Johnson
Sheryl Wilson
John F. Watson
Robert Underwood
George Waddell
Judy Green
Patsy Morgan- Northcott
Fiesta parade shows Cinco de Mayo pride on Grant Avenue
Crowds along Grant Avenue witness a Cinco de Mayo parade with horses riders mariachi songs and families like Carmen Meras bringing grandchildren to celebrate heritage. County official Bob Bryant and residents note independence pride while children enjoy the horses and festive pageant.
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Grant Avenue
Carmen Meras
Meras
Bob Bryant
Surplus City
Cinco de Mayo
Presley Lopez
Aaron
Presley
Seminole Trustee Foote Re-elected With 63 Percent
Incumbent Jerry Don Foote has been re elected as Seminole Independent School District Trustee for District 3 after securing 86 votes to 51 for opponent Frank Woner. Foote won about 63 percent of the vote.
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Jerry Don Foote
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BLOTTER: Assault and burglary notes from local reports
A Friday night incident near 42nd Street and Grandview Avenue involved a handgun threat to a 24 year old Odessa man. In a separate case Gregory Levitz 1423 E Second St is jailed on a burglary with intent to commit sexual assault charge with a 10000 bond. Rodolfo Martinez 1601 Milburn St jailed on two counts of aggravated assault with a 20000 bond. An 18 year old Odessa man is also noted in the report.
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Odessa
42Nd Street
Grandview Avenue
Ector County
Gregory Levitz
Second St
UT student loses school board race in Abilene
An 18 year old University of Texas advertising student Brian Ferguson challenged the Abilene Wylie school board race but was decisively defeated by incumbent Bob Benham. Final tally showed Benham with 236 votes to Ferguson’s 26 as Ferguson cited aims to spotlight racial diversity. Benham said Ferguson wasn’t in touch with constituents.
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Abilene
University of Texas
Abilene Wylie
Bob Benham
Brian Ferguson
Ferguson
Benham
Odessa Theft and Vandalism Report
An Odessa man, 59, reported his 1983 Ford LTD stolen between 11 30 a m and 12 15 p m Thursday from the 100 block of East Fifth Street. A 40-year-old Odessa man reported $1,600 damage to his 1989 Buick on East Eighth Street.
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Odessa
East Fifth Street
Odesa
East Eighth Street
Unopposed Odessa board races yield no surprises
The Odessa College Board of Trustees re elected unopposed incumbents Bruce Shearer Sandra Shaw and Davis Cisneros in March. Chris Walker who filed to oppose Shearer dropped out. Under a new state law boards can vote to elect if all positions are unopposed. Odessa attorney Carol Gregg unopposed for Position 1 on Ector County ISD Board, replacing Winfred Richmond. Odessa Mayor Mike Atkins unopposed for mayor. Bill Hext elected District 2 councilman replacing Kirk Edwards.
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Odessa College Board of Trustees
Bruce Shearer
Sandra Shaw
Davis Cisneros
Chris Walker
Shearer
Sharon Wilson
Ector County
Odessa
Carol Gregg
Ector County Independent School District Board of Trustees
Gregg
Winfred Richmond
Mike Atkins
Bill Hext
Hext
Kirk Edwards
Odessa man charged in intoxication manslaughter case
A 21 year old Odessa man, Jose Milan, was charged with intoxication manslaughter and two counts of intoxication assault after a Feb. 1 crash at 42nd Street and Andrews Highway. A 15 year old girl, Rachel Baeza, died. two others were injured. Milan posted bond and was released from Ector County Jail.
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Jose Milan
Eastridge Road
Ector County
Milan
Texas Department of Public Safety
42Nd Street
Andrews Highway
Rachel Baeza
Tina Levario
Baeza
Medical Center Hospital
Levario
Taurus
Amanda Rowch
Crystal Sullivan
OPD
Jack White
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