Summit to Lewis Rodessa Bill Faces Conference and Clean Coal Debate
Officials in Summit worried after amendments loosen carbon standards and allow various coal plants. Laura Miller notes a Tuesday deal to keep the bill similar to the House version, but changes on Wednesday prompted Summit and environmental groups to withdraw support. Rep. Phil King reviews the bill as Hoxie Smith of Midland College signals a solution, while Summit touts 80 to 85 percent CO2 sequestration and federal loan support. Odessa Chamber cites cooperation among Lewis King and Sen. Kel Seliger to advance the measure, with a conference committee possible as soon as Sunday.
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Amarillo
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District Announces Wave of Retirements Across Staff
The district lists numerous retiring personnel from secondary and elementary schools including David Davis, Mary Holloway, Janice Hyatt, Gary Merrell, Paula Merrell, Diane Olson, Karim Patin, Timothy Qualls, Roy Phemister, William Skaggs, Paul Zeneger, Kathryn Frontress, Iterié Granado, Robert Greer, Margaret Kerley, Vicki Leach, Laura McKnight, Kenney Ross, Adela Vasquez, and many elementary teachers such as Christine Beal, Kathy Brown, Paul Burnett, Cheryl Ferguson, Rebecca Gomez, Olean Gonzales, Beverly Hager, Donna Lind, Sarah Mazur, Sharon Meister, Mary Montoya, Jerry Myers, Karen Phillips, Sharla Putnam, Marjorie Quesenberry, Romelia Rayos, Javier Ruiz, Sarah Ruiz, Joyce Spivey, Abel Torres.
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Christine Beal
Kathy Brown
Paul Burnett
Cheryl Ferguson
Rebecca Gomez
Olean Gonzales
Beverly Hager
Susan Leathers
Donna Lind
Sarah Mazur
Sharon Meister
Mary Montoya
Jerry Myers
Karen Phillips
Sharla Putnam
Marjorie Quesenberry
Romelia Rayos
Javier Ruiz
Sarah Ruiz
Joyce Spivey
Sheila Thompson
Abel Torres
Army chief says US can fight North Korea if needed
Army chief Gen George Casey said the United States could wage an old fashioned war against North Korea if required, though transitioning from counterinsurgency would take time. He stressed the force is combat seasoned and can pivot to different warfare.
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