Around the Basin Odessa American Briefing
Local staff report key updates from Odessa region covering community events weather and city notices with concise items from the basin area.</analysis>
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2006
Page
9
Local staff report key updates from Odessa region covering community events weather and city notices with concise items from the basin area.</analysis>
ECISD high school seniors graduate this week with events at Ratliff Stadium and the Ector County Coliseum. Permian and Odessa High School graduations are set for Friday and Saturday with possible Sunday rain dates. Other items include Zavala Elementary Author's Day, a UT Permian Basin English Spanish course in Chihuahua, and a bilingual summer school May 31 to June 28 for LEP kindergarten and first graders.
Senior Zhanaé Fox at Odessa High School nears completion of a 13 year perfect attendance record. Counselor Christi Harris calls it the ultimate achievement as Fox juggles sports and activities without missing a day. Fox recalls her early reluctance to rise and credits her parents Todd and Sandy Fox for support.
Odessa Police Department Criminalistics Unit members describe their work on the front lines. They video, photograph, fingerprint and collect evidence at scenes including homicides robberies and sexual assaults. Technology aids but cannot replace expert analysis.
Odessa City Council convenes at 6 p.m. with a long agenda including swearing in new officials, appointing parks and recreation and traffic boards, and naming a Mayor Pro Tem. Items cover election results, an economic development pact with Odessa Separator, a development contract with ODHC, HOME program price rise to 60 000, power project negotiations, and April financials.
Poor William reports on a letter by Ann Coulter on behalf of Human Events and lists provocative facts about borders, taxes, and government programs. The piece mentions sources, online access, and a Mallard Fillmore meme, ending with a Tuesday greeting.
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