Plano approves 6.75 million incentive for Toyota move
Plano officials approved a 6.75 million incentive package to lure Toyota U.S. headquarters from California. The plan backs a 350 million campus to house about 3,650 employees north of Dallas, with milestones including a 1 million square foot building and 2,900 jobs by 2017, and projected 70 million in tax revenues over 10 years.
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Notable Death Notices Across Texan Towns
Multiple obituaries inform about deaths in Big Spring Odessa Andrews Brownwood and Denver City from May 2014. Lupe Fierro and Louise Hethcoat are named with survivors including children and grandchildren. services held or scheduled at local chapels and churches. Other deceased include Mary Horne Andrew Roye Wilma Sanders Brent Stedman and Lexie Jackson Miller with burial or service details and arranging funeral homes.
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Denveek City
Andrew Roye
Arlington
First Church of the Nazarene
Denver City
David Hollon
Boyer Memorial Chapel
Boyer Funeral Home
Seminole
Slaton
U.S. Navy
Glenn Roye
Denton
Jeannie Thompson
Poteau
Okla
Patrisha Manzano
Tabitha Ivey
Shady Point
Sylvia Lairamore
Pocola
Wally Roye
Hobbs
N.M
Steve Roye
Nashville
Odessa Council approves Parks Legado deal amid dissent
Odessa City Council in a 4-1 vote amended the Parks Legado Town Center contract granting Collin Sewell 22 years to hit a 9.15 million cap for tax rebates and offering relocation incentives for Sewell Volkswagen and Sewell Ford Lincoln off East Eighth Street. Barbara Graff opposed, saying deals set a risky precedent while praising the project overall. The council also approved bond refinancings, a Morrison Group housing project, vehicle purchases totaling over 1 million, a taxi franchise, a cemetery expansion, and other agenda items.
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Odessa
Parks Legado
Sewell
Collin Sewell
East Eighth Street
District 3
Barbara Graff
Graff
Volkswagen
Richard Morton
Whitehouse
East 52Nd Street
Konrad Hildebrandt
Hildebrandt
Morrison Group
Bastrop Drive
Old Course Road
West Odessa
Odessan Obituaries for Schuhmann and Wilson
Frank J Schuhmann 71 died May 31 2014 after COPD battle. Born 1942 in Waukegan Illinois to Schuhmann family, longtime Odessa area resident, retired from Ector County ISD. Survived by siblings, niece and nephew. interment Miles Cemetery May 14 2014. Barbara Ann Wilson 78 of Gardendale died May 10 2014 in Odessa. Visitation Sunset Memorial Gardens. services May 15 2014. survived by husband Truman Sr. and children and grandchildren. Related obituaries note kin and burial services under Sunset Memorial Gardens Funeral Home care.
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Odessa
Lexie Ruth Jackson Miller
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Wade Welch
Funeral Home
Littlefield
Town & Country Mobile Homes
Frontier Mobile Home Sales
Becky Cagle
Greg Miller
Linda Greene
Frank Miller
Leslie Broadwell
Bessie Lee Hanks
Hurst
Barbara Berry
Muleshoe
Brent Reynolds Stedman
Clyder Chapman
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Olney
U.S. Army
Steven Beauvais
Muskogee
Okla
Shannon Slack
Tahlequah
Zachary Brown
Oregon
Beverly Lindeman
Windthurst
Sharon Stinson
Clinton, Tenn
Frank J. Schuhmann
COPD
Earle
Dutch
Geraldine “Jerrie” Schovassa Schuhmann
Waukegan
Texas
McCamey
Frank
Bowie and Bonham
Permian High School
Army National Guard
Tri-State
Ector County Independent School District
Rowena
E. Charles Schuhmann Jr
G.A
Jeri” Schuh
Barbara Ann Wilson
Gardendale
Sunset Memorial Gardens Funeral Home
Craig DeArmond
Sunset Memorial Gardens Funeral Home Chapel
Wink
Sam Hilliard Kirby
Charlie “Charlene” Knight Kirby
Odessa High School
Truman Wilson
Truman Wilson Sr
Truman
Buzz” Wilson Jr
Ronnie
Brenda Wilson
Mission, Texas
Vickie Jacobs
Pat
Belgium
Karen Freeman
Jeff
David
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Lupe Aleman Fierro
Big Spring
Lupe Aleman
Chita” Fierro
Barstow
Pecos
Nalley- Pickle & Welch Rosewood Chapel
Holy Trinity Catholic Parish
Mt. Olive Memorial Park
Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home & Crematory
Nola ‘Louise’ Hethcoat
Odessa Nola
Louise” Hethcoat
Andrews
Dumas
McNett Funeral Home
Delmer Thompson
Eugene Smith
Brenda Woodnll
Mary Horne
Brownwood
Lake Brownwood
Heartland Funeral Home Chapel
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Early
Heartland Funeral Home
Seymour
Central United Methodist Church
Teresa Kelly
Cavin Horne
Wilma Petit Sanders
Odessa Wilma Petit Sanders
Blackwell
First Baptist Church
Acres West Funeral Chapel
Antelope
B.J. Sanders
James D. Sanders
Donna Sanders
Carol Parker
Vera Harrelson
Archer City
Brent Reynolds
Stedman
Oks Parks
Legado Agreement
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Mark Sewell
Morton
the Council
Ronald Wagner
Lupe Moore
A-1 Taxi
Crisis Center
South
Grant Avenue
Richard “Buz” Browning
Jim Breaux
Odessa Development Corporation
Mickey Jones
Dan Hollmann
Colorado River Municipal Water District Board
Odessa City
Odessa-Tx
Sewell Family OF Companies
North Alleghaney
Noew Hubberd
Kellyiine Rathom Com
Odessa American
Eer
Mark Knox
East
Udesssa
Lexas
CYCS
Alan Smith
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