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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 2005

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Grass fire near Kermit grows to ten miles

KERMIT fire chief said a grass fire north of Kermit stretched about 10 miles to the Texas New Mexico line. The first alarm was at 4 30 p m Tuesday and crews from Wink and Jal assisted to extinguish it by 8 p m. Officials suspect a spark from exhaust or dragged chain.

Kermit Texas-New Mexico Jack Birden Wink Jal N.M West Texas

Wildfires at a Glance Blaze Near Mitre Peak Covers 2771 Acres

A fire at Mitre Peak on King Mountain covers about 2771 acres. A second blaze lies between the Boy Scout Ranch and McDonald Observatory. Upton Rankin county firefighters battle a grass fire.

Boy Scout Ranch McDonald Observatory Upton Rankin County

Lightning sparks fires near Fort Davis at Mitre Peak and Buffalo Trail

Two lightning wildfires burn thousands of acres near Fort Davis. Mitre Peak on King Mountain covers 2 771 acres with 85 percent containment and crews aiming for full containment by Saturday. The Buffalo Trail Boy Scout Fire, about midway between Boy Scout Ranch and McDonald Observatory, maps at 1 550 acres, burning inaccessible terrain. Crews monitor by air as conditions allow water drops later.

Fort Davis Mitre Peak King Mountain Traci Weaver Lone Star State Incident Management Team Buffalo Trail Boy Scout Ranch McDonald Observatory Jim Fowler Weaver Uns

No more teachers no more books Mikayla Williams moves up

Mikayla Williams finishes first grade at Blackshear Elementary and becomes a second grader. She expresses mixed feelings about summer and the last day of school. Principal figures note teachers like Ann kept students busy with a movie and popcorn party as ECISD wraps up the year.

Mikayla Williams Williams Blackshear Elementary Ann

Texas leaders clash over slow school finance talks

In Austin, House Speaker Craddick and Lt. Gov. Dewhurst traded blame as the 140-day session nears its end after slow negotiations on school finance. Craddick noted the House passed its plan in mid March while the Senate's version arrived just two weeks ago, amid stalled talks over an alternate business tax.

Austin House Senate Tom Craddick David Dewhurst Dewhurst Rick Perry Craddick Comptroller’s

Oil industry warns on expanded ethanol mandate regional costs

The industry argues mandating ethanol in new regions is uneconomical while the claim that 8 billion gallons of ethanol could substitute 2 billion barrels of crude is debated. President Bush promotes hydrogen fuel and urges progress on the energy bill.

Bush

Senate bill would double ethanol use in gasoline

A Senate committee approved a mandate for refiners to use at least 8 billion gallons of renewable components annually, mostly ethanol, in gasoline. Supporters argued the move would replace about 5 percent of gasoline with domestic ethanol by 2012, reducing oil imports. The measure, part of a broader energy bill, faces House plans and opposition from oil companies.

Washington Senate US S Jim Talent R-Mo Energy and Natural Resources Committee Pete Domenici Rn.m

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