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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1998

Page

9

UT Regents announce TeleCampus to link distance learners

The UT Board of Regents announced via interactive video from UTPB the creation of the UT TeleCampus. Broadcast to 11 UT campuses, the site provides centralized online support for distance education and helps students access campus information without commuting.

University of Texas System UT Board of Regents UTPB UT TeleCampus TeleCampus University of Texas Permian Basin William Fannin Darcy Hardy Fannin University of Texas At

Mexican Fighter Squadron to be Honored at CAF Museum

The 201st Fighter Squadron, the lone Mexican Air Force unit to see combat in World War II, will be celebrated at the American Airpower Heritage Museum. An exhibit titled North America United for Victory debuts at 2:30 p.m. with speakers like Captain Manuel Cervantes Ramos and Santiago Flores, chronicling the squadron’s 1945 Manila missions alongside the 58th Fighter Group.

American Airpower Heritage Museum Confederate Air Force Tami O’bannion Santiago Flores San Diego Air & Space Museum Flores Manuel Cervantes Ramos Mexico Balbuena Field Randolph Field San Antonio Manila Philippine Islands 58Th U.S. Sth Air Force O’bannion David Diaz Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Ramos

Graduation spans 2 generations at Odessa College

Andrea George and her mother Betty will graduate together at Odessa College in a joint ceremony. Betty returned to college after Andrea’s high school graduation, aiming for an associate degree while Andrea pursues a bachelor’s in mass communication at Angelo State. Both work, attend classes, and encourage others to start or return to college. The spring commencement at the Odessa College Sports Center honors 250 graduates with State Sen. Robert Duncan as speaker.

Betty George Andrea George Odessa College Betty Andrea Ey High School Angelo State Georges Rickey Odessa Ector County Tion George University of Texas of the Permian Basin UTPB Rickey II Sul Ross Odessaollege Robert Duncan

UT to appeal Hopwood ruling in affirmative action case

The University of Texas will appeal the Hopwood decision forcing public universities to abandon affirmative action admissions. Attorney General Dan Morales said he will not block the university, though he personally disagrees, after UT Regents voted 9-0 to pursue the appeal in the historic Cheryl Hopwood case.

Morales Hopwood Cheryl Hopwood

OdessaRed Cross fired pair sue for 2 million in El Paso

Two Odessa women, Kris McLean and Kayla Roberts, claim they were fired by the American Red Cross in El Paso in 1997 for lack of confidence and escorted from the office. They seek more than 2 million in actual damages, with counts of breach of contract and defamation plus false arrest and punitive damages.

Odessa American Red Cross el Paso Kris McLean Kayla Roberts Red Cross McLean Roberts ABC Margaret Randle America Red Cross Susan Redford

Duncan to outline issues for 76th Legislature

State Sen. Robert Duncan will meet Ector County officials in Odessa to discuss the legislative agenda for the next session. The Republican from Lubbock represents the 28th District, which includes southeast Ector County. Public input is welcome at the informal gathering held at 1330 E Eighth Street, Suite 322.

Robert Duncan Ector County Duncan Lubbock Cathy Herzog Odessa Eighth Street Suite Bob Bryant Mexico Bryant Herzog

$200 Million Cocaine Seizure Shocks Laredo on Border

U S Customs agents announce the seizure of 4358 pounds of cocaine worth about $196.1 million found hidden in a tanker truck on the Colombia bridge west of Laredo. The truck, operated by ALTRECA of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, is part of Operation Brass Ring. Two people face federal custody in a separate heroin case in Brownsville.

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