County judge candidate highlights legal training and experience
The candidate, age 53, holds a bachelor’s in law enforcement from UTPB a juris doctor from University of Puget Sound School of Law in Tacoma Washington and is married to Lee Ann Caddel with one granddaughter. They seek strong leadership to cut costs boost economic development and improve county services at lower cost. The race centers on qualifications as many duties require a licensed attorney to perform judicial and administrative functions to avoid backlogs in county courts.
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UTPB
University of Puget Sound School Law
Tacoma
Wash
Lee Ann Caddel
Ector County
State of Texas
Pat MacAllister Family Campaign Statement
Valene MacAllister seeks county office in Ector County citing 20 years in county government, budget planning and disaster planning. Proposes revenue diversification, cooperation with Odessa Chamber and City, Coliseum income growth, a fines bureau, and cost efficiency. Notes a $1.8 million deficit and dwindling reserves. vows to reduce courtroom time for judge and focus on taxpayer money.
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Valene
Commissioner's Court
Ector County
Chamber of Commerce
Odessa
Justice of the Peace Terry Lange seeks re election in Precinct 1
Ector County incumbent Terry Lange age 52 has served since 1998 after 28 years with Odessa Police. Married to Debbie Lange since 1975, Lange holds a criminal justice degree and FBI National Academy training. He says his office cleared decade old criminal cases and civil cases pending years without trial dates and improved efficiency.
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Ector County
Justice of the Peace
UTPB
FBI National
Odessa
Debbie (Welch) Lange
David
Ricky
Tyler
Scott
Matt Why
Ector County JP candidate highlights experience and service
The incumbent candidate for Justice of the Peace in Precinct 1 outlines 35 years in Ector County residence and 18 years with local, state law enforcement. He cites 400 hours of JP training, an associate degree, and two terms as a former JP. He pledges open door access, fairness, quick handling of traffic tickets, and swift resolution of small claims.
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Ector County
No. Gee
Alice
Chad
Shannon
Office of Justice of the Peace
Ector
Precinct 1
JP Court
People's Court
First Lady Campaign Stop Wraps Weekend Tour
First Lady wraps up a weekend of solo campaigning urging supporters to back John Thune in Tuesday midterms. She stressed dedication to public service as the White House pace picks up ahead of the election day.
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John Thune
KickTail lure drawn as real fish may shake up tournaments
A Connecticut firm unveils The KickTail, a segmented lure that mimics live shad motion so convincingly that eight veteran anglers tested it on a lake near Orlando. In one boat KickTail beat four lures and shiners 19 to 4, prompting questions about its acceptability where live bait is restricted.
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Orlando
Connecticut
Thei
Orlando Fl
KickTail Lure Promises Lifelike Action and Deep Crank Tricks
A promotional piece touts the KickTail lure with fluttering tail segments for surface action and a deep crank version to "walk the dog." It claims lifelike shad coloring, superior catch rates, and three versions including a weed guarded four inch model for both salt and fresh water. It notes a 30 day refund if fisherman fails to catch more fish.
Donna Thomas Seeks District Clerk Post for 2003
Donna Thomas 41 an Ector County resident for 27 years runs as an undeclared candidate for district clerk in 2003. A Permian High School graduate and single mother of a Texas Tech junior she vows to maintain the office’s high service standards for the public attorneys and judges.
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Ector County
Permian
Texas Tech
Permian High School Background Seeks Ector County Clerk Seat
42 year old candidate, married to Michael Morgan with two children, Joseph and Mariah, outlines education from Permian High School and Texas Center for the Judiciary courses in Huntsville. Promises streamlined procedures, paperless goals, cross training, faster phone response, courteous service, and reduced costs while stressing experience in judicial and administrative operations.
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Permian High School
Texas Center For the Judiciary
Huntsville
Michael Morgan
Joseph Michael Morgan
Mariah Kathleen Morgan
Ector County
Jackie Sue Barnes
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SNGC
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