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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 2002

Page

10

County considers indigent defense funding and various county actions

County officials discuss rising costs of appointing defense counsel for indigents with grants structured in two levels. Other actions include urging state funding for mental health, agent of record appointments, donations, a stolen petty cash fix, armored services contract, name changes, property sales in multiple neighborhoods, and district court salary adjustments for 2003 budget amendments.

Caddel Texas Craig Dawson Don Crawford & Associates Rodney Hurt Icon Ector County Odessa Meteoritical Society H&k Armored Services Clearsource Inc Grande Communica Desert Industrial X-Ray L.P

Andersen's Enron memo and obstruction case noted

Atlanta based Bowmans accounting report references who would want to business with them as Andersen seeks to dissociate from Enron. The memo about Andersen's opinion on Enron's October 16 2001 quarter release is discussed with Temple's alleged name in the memo. Duncan pled guilty to obstruction April 9 and faces sentencing October 25.

Bowman's Bowman Andersen Enron Temple Duncan U.S Sam Buell Mark Hansen

Vian Dies In One Car Crash On FM 1219

Vian dies in a single vehicle crash when a 1992 Chevrolet flatbed veered off Road FM 1219, rolled into a drainage ditch. The事故 occurred as the driver lost control and the truck tipped into the ditch, investigators said.

Vian

Sterilization Procedure Outlined for Tank Refilling

Irvin explains a strict procedure for sterilizing the tank before water is pumped back in after cleaning the bowl. Maintenance steps include thorough cleaning and controlled refilling to ensure safety and purity.

Irvin

Hard of Hearing group to meet at Permian facility

The Permian Basin Self Help for the Hard of Hearing will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Permian Basin Rehabilitation Center located at 620 N Alleghaney Ave.

Permian Basin Permian Basin Rehabilitation Center N. Alleghaney Ave

ECISD to Begin Kindergarten Program December 2

Assistant superintendent Hector Mendez announced ECISD will start a new kindergarten program on December 2 focusing on elementary administration and curriculum. The board also approved a request to adopt a policy realigning district planning and a third party administrator for recruiting and retention, and approved tax foreclosed properties.

Hector Mendez

Fire damages home during neighborhood football game

Neighbors Justin Turner and Jordan Shatley witnessed a house blaze while playing nearby. Firefighters flooded the intersection with water and foam as the garage and house burned. Fire Marshal Detra White said the home suffered substantial damage and the family declined Red Cross aid.

Justin Turner Jordan Shatley Jordan Justin 9-1-1 Odessa Detra White Red Cross White

Ambrose remembered a historian who gave voice to soldiers

New Orleans AP reports historian Stephen E. Ambrose, 66, died after a six month battle with lung cancer. Though young for World War II memory, he popularized citizen soldiers in works like D Day and Citizen Soldiers. He also founded the National D Day Museum and wrote across presidents and railroads.

New Orleans Stephen E. Ambrose Normandy Brinkley Ambrose United States University of New Orleans Eisenhower Center Arthur Said Stephen Ambrose National

Mexican defense chief: 600 soldiers in corrupted battalion to be disbanded

Mexico says about 40 of 600 soldiers and officers in a northern unit failed drug tests after being ordered back to Guamachil Sinaloa. The probe followed reports of torture and mistreatment from wives and residents, with officials promising investigation and punishment where warranted.

Mexico City Mexico Guamachil Sinaloa Gerardo Vega Benjamin Laureano Luna Luna

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