Permian High Band Finishes 21st in State Contest
Permian High School band placed 21st among 31 Class 5A state bands at Baylor University in Waco after a rainy preliminary round. Director Mike Watts noted poor field markings but praised the ensemble, while senior Chelsi McQuitty said the performance was strong and not disappointing. The group shifts to spring concerts and competitions.
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Odessa man reports car scratched in 2400 block West 338
BLOTTER: An Odessa man says someone scratched his car causing 1500 dollars in damage between 3 36 and 4 06 p m in the 2400 block of West 338. Fraudulent use of identifying information: An Odessa woman reports someone used her checking account number to obtain items at 1 p m Oct 27 in the 1100 block of West 24th Street and again at 1 03 p m Tuesday in the 3900 block of Tanglewood Drive.
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Police Roundup Details in Odessa Incident
Police spent about two hours on the morning operation in a northeastern Odessa house as officers intervened to remove a man. At 16:30 a.m. authorities continued the roundup, with routine police activity following the initial intervention.
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Spanish Literary Club to Meet in Midland
Midland notes announce a gathering of the Spanish Literary Club. Members and local readers are invited to attend at a specified venue and time to discuss contemporary works and plan future events.
Voters weigh 2001 smoking ban and funded project
The report notes a state and federally funded initiative organized amid voter action. Squyres states cities will not incur further costs. The referenced project began after a referendum in May 2001 approving a smoking ban in northwest Odessa and surrounding area.
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Voters turnout in Ector County hits 37 percent amid suspense list
County officials counted 9,840 early votes from Oct 21 to Nov 1 and a total of 23,799 cast in the election, 34.36 percent of 69,257 registered. With a suspense list of 11,567 and an adjusted eligible list near 63,490, turnout neared 37.5 percent as many voters had moved or ignored re registration notices.
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Local Election Results by District and Office
Election tallies list results for multiple local offices including District Judge 238th John Hyde Rep 24347 and 385th Willie DuBose Rep 23938, Family District Judge 318th Dean Rucker Rep 23766, County Judge Bill Morrow Rep 23143, 81 percent Joe D Lozano Sr Dem 5426, Judge County Court at Law Al Walvoord Rep 23578, Court at Law No 2 Marvin L Moore Rep 23491, District Clerk Vivian Wood Rep 24077, County Clerk Shauna Brown Rep 23731, County Treasurer Jo Ann Carr Rep 23812, Joe L Matlock Rep 5204, Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 David M Cobos Rep 7724, Precinct 3 James R Henry Rep 1425, 40 percent Michael Wallace Dem 2144 and 60 percent George Zimmerman Rep 8632.
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James R. Henry
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