Iraan Boys Win Class 1A State Golf Title
Iraan boys capture the Class 1A state title on Tuesday marking their first golf championship since 1972. Andrews girls place third in Class 4A in their fifth straight state appearance. Alpine also finishes third in Class 2A.
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CareStar air ambulance resumes service at MCH
Medical Center Hospital plans to restart CareStar helicopter operations Saturday after a near two month lull. Pilot Gary Schulst says the crew is ready and a replacement pilot and paramedic are being sought while a flight nurse position remains filled. The new helicopter arrived after the Dr. Wheatley Stewart Medical Pavilion dedication, and the crash that killed three on March 21 remains in recent memory.
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Mickey Price
Dumas
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Crane
Ronald Stephens
Midland
Stephens
Ronnie
Cindera Nealy
Odessa
American Stewart Medical Pavilion
CareStar helicopter debuts with 140 mph capability
The new CareStar helicopter, costing about $2 million funded by Med-Trans and with medical gear bought by MCH for $49,872.45, can fly 300 miles round trip for about two hours and 40 minutes. With a full crew and patient on board, it reaches Alpine or Van Ham in 65 minutes, Midland in 10 minutes, Big Bend National Park in 95 minutes, and Hobbs, New Mexico in 37 minutes.
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Leeco to Open Buffalo Wild Wings on Former Casa Permian Lot
Franchise owner Ken Howard plans a 6400 square foot Buffalo Wild Wings at North Grandview Avenue and East 42nd Street Odessa on the Casa Permian site. Targeted operation by early September, the family sports bar will feature two service areas, upscale decor, and about 70 new part time jobs.
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Buffalo Wild Wings Restaurant Co
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Pickens outlines Panhandle water mining plan
T Boone Pickens, speaking at the Permian Basin Landmen's Association, says he entered water mining after Amarillo and the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority rejected surplus water from his Roberts County ranch. He aims to build a pipeline from the upper Texas Panhandle to sell water to the Dallas Fort Worth area.
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T. Boone Pickens
Amarillo
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Roberts County
Pickens
Upper
Texas Panhandle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Permian Basin Landmen’s Association
Petroleum Club
Pickens predicts oil prices to stay high and gas to rise
T Boone Pickens told 150 Permian Basin Landmen Association members that oil will not fall below $30 a barrel and natural gas won’t dip under $5 per thousand cubic feet. He forecast $50 a barrel before $30 and $3 per gallon gasoline before $1.75, noting Middle East turmoil could push prices higher.
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T. Boone Pickens
Dallas
Permian Basin Landmen’s Association
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Pickens
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
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