Ector County Commissioners Court Agenda June 2000 session
The Ector County Commissioners Court will meet at 10 a.m. in the Courthouse to discuss a lengthy agenda. Items include approving minutes from March 27 and April 10 2000, mid year budget review, appointing B J Winter as Constable Precinct 2, and various resolutions and contracts with local entities. The meeting covers gifts and memorial donations, autopsy service approvals, staff rehire requests, VOE program participation, interlocal policing contracts, Division Order for Phillips Petroleum, Gates Foundation grant signings for the Library, airport runway engineering, traffic sign placements, May 8 2000 accounts payable review, a budget amendment of 800, and an executive session on personnel matters.
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Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
National Police Week
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Heilig-Meyers Furniture Company
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City of Midland Police Department
Ector County Sheriff’s Department
Phillips Petroleum Company
Barnhill Office Equipment, Inc
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Schlemeyer Field
Solo
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Gaddy Wins District 5 Race On MCH Hospital Topic
Jim Gaddy, Odessa College political science professor, won District 5 with 354 votes or 74.84 percent, defeating Clay Everett who had 119 votes. Gaddy backs an ombudsman for hospital mediation and a first term on the board. Everett, CWA local president, supports hospital employee unionization and says he will stay active at MCH to advocate for workers.
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ECISD board race seeds bond plans and praise
Fouche said a bond issue may go before ECISD voters next year while Berg praised the result and pledged to improve schools. Berg congratulated Phil on a hard fought race and wished him well for the next four years. Two uncontested seats saw Tommy Salmon Sr. with 284 votes in position 4 and Paula Adders with 401 votes in position 5.
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Odessa Man Charged With Cocaine Delivery And Burglary
A 23-year-old Odessa man, Cory Gillette, was jailed on a charge of delivery of cocaine and burglary of a habitation. Bond was set at $10,000 for 1213 Smith St. An 18-year-old Odessa man posted bond and was released after a possession of a controlled substance charge.
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Ector County
Cory Gillette
Smith St
Clinton slams senators over court nominee rejection
President Clinton criticized Texas Sens. Kay Bailey Hutchison and Phil Gramm for opposing Enrique Moreno, his U.S. 5th Circuit nominee. He said their action deepens a vacancy crisis and noted Moreno’s endorsements by the Hispanic National Bar Association and the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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