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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 2013

Page

6

NTSB Probes Midland Parade Crash Details Released

Read transcripts show Hayden driving 24 veterans and spouses at a slow pace under parade control. An 84 car Union Pacific train struck the flatbed at 62 mph killing four, injuring 16, with investigators noting crossing warnings active but questions linger about blame and warning times.

Hayden Union Pacific Army Lawrence Boivin Joshua Michael Gary Stouffer William Lubbers Atchison Midland Grand Jury Smith Industries Hal Brocker Hendrick Raquel Espinoza NTSB Bility Midland Midland County Midland Memorial Hospital Nathan Scott Scott Gary van Etten Mike Fox Etten

From Odessa to UT Austin A Korean American teen's rise

Eight-year-old David Ko and his family moved from Daegu to Los Angeles in 2003 and Odessa in 2007. Now 18, he plans to double major in computer engineering and computer science at the University of Texas at Austin. He has worked in family businesses and at H E B to support his relatives. His mentor Sunny Chang praises his responsibility and sacrifice, noting his role as translator and helper since childhood.

America David Andrew Daegu South Korea Los Angeles Sunny Chang Chang Odessa H-E-B Nimitz University of Texas At Austin UT Austin U.S Texas

Scout leaders vote on open gay Scout ban in power meeting

The Boy Scouts of America leadership gathered in Grapevine for a conference expected to end with a decision on allowing openly gay Scouts. The outcome could impact membership and funding for the organization.

Grapevine Boy Scouts of America

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