ECISD to Shift Students as Schools Close and Reform
ECISD plans move of AIM High School and other campuses to the Career Center after accountability concerns. Officials say no teachers will lose jobs. staff will transfer to Career Center with new assignments. AIM High School opened in 1989 to help dropouts graduate, while Teen Parent Center and Sollis cite local intervention improving campus status.
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Bentsen Key Architect in Clinton Era Economic Plans
Former Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen helped shape the 1990s economic program and trade expansion with Mexico and backed billions in aid to Russia during its financial crisis. He left the role after two years to spend time with his family amid ongoing debates over immigration and broader international policy.
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Iran signals willingness to negotiate on nuclear issue
U S cautious about Iran diplomacy as Tehran offers talks on its nuclear program without preconditions. White House and State Department stress skepticism while awaiting concrete results amid ongoing international pressure and Iran's pause in talks with Europe.
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SUVs Improve Rollover Ratings Under NHTSA Testing
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports steady gains in rollover resistance for 2006 SUVs. Thirty nine models earned four star ratings, with 39 SUVs achieving four stars and seven in ten new SUVs now equipped with electronic stability control to reduce rollovers, a leading cause of motorist fatalities in the United States.
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Phoenix Awards honor Permian students with scholarships
Two Phoenix Awards recognized Permian High School students for overcoming hardship. Sammy Solis, a 2018 graduate, plans to attend Odessa College to pursue basics first then the medical field after balancing work at Taco Bell and night classes. Margie Martinez praised the program as a catalyst for overlooked students. Loyd aims to expand recognition and provide scholarships to all awardees in the future.
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