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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 2000

Page

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Technical glitch omits stock pages from Odessa American

Readers are informed that stock pages did not appear in today’s Odessa American due to technical problems. No market data is available in this edition.

Odessa American

Fire halts Midland airport operations after control room blaze

An overnight fire in a Midland International Airport building that houses runway and taxiway lighting controls caused the airport to shut down Thursday evening. Operations supervisor Rick Arellano said lights failed at sunset, leading to flight diversions and cancellations. seven flights may have been affected. The cause is under investigation and no departures were expected until morning. deputy director Justine Ruff urged passengers with pre dawn flights to contact their airlines.

Midland Midland International Airport Rick Arellano Arellano Justine Ruff

Odessa area public service locations and hours list

Main Location at 1010 E Eighth St lists today hours 8 am to 5 pm and weekend hours 7 am to 7 pm Saturday and 1 pm to 6 pm Sunday. Branches include Lowes Supermarket 7528 W University Blvd Odessa Police Department storefront Music City Mall West University and North County Road West Medical Center Hospital Family Health Clinic 840 W Clements St with assorted hours.

Lowes W. University Blvd Odessa Police Department Music City Mall West University North County Road West _ Medical Center Hospital Family Health Clinic W. Clements St

Young Rider Jumps Yamaha on Makeshift Livingston Track

Fifteen year old Kyle Hancock is pictured during a nighttime ride near Livingston Montana. He performs a high jump on a Yamaha motocross bike on an improvised track beside the High Ground subdivision as the sun sets.

Kyle Hancock High Ground Livingston Mont

Note from Kursk crew warns of failed escape plan

Russian navy officials released a note found in Lt. Dmitry Kolesnikov’s pocket from the Kursk submarine tragedy. The brief message, written hours after the Aug 12 sinking, states 23 men remained in compartments six to eight and could not reach the surface, indicating some survivors initially.

Murmansk Russia Dmitry Kolesnikov Kursk Barents Sea Adm Vladimir Kuroyedov Kolesnikov

Oil industry survey cites worker shortage and price stability

A Texas legislator reports poll results from a Permian Basin meeting showing lack of trained oilfield workers and stable prices as top concerns for operators. State reps Craddick West and Hawley heard industry views at a legislative forum. Hawley released the survey administered to Texas oil and gas representatives.

PBPA Texas Tom Craddick Midland Buddy West Odessa Judy Hawley Portland Permian Basin Petroleum Association Hawley Texas Oil and Gas Industry Oil and Gas

Texan Sailor Memorialized After USS Cole Attack

A 26-year-old sailor Gary G. Swendonis Jr. is memorialized at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery after dying in the USS Cole bombing. The service follows a memorial for Timothy Gauna in Ennis and a rosary for Ronchester Santiago in Kingsville.

U.S. Navy Timothy Gauna Myrtle Cemetery Ennis Gauna Gary G. Swendonis Jr Texan Uss Cole Tiffany Carrillo Swendonis Jr Rockport Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery San Antonio Deborah Swendonis Gary Ronchester Santiago Kingsville St. Gertrude’'s Catholic Church

DA's office may be disqualified in Babjeck case

Judge Jay Gibson weighs disqualifying the Ector County District Attorney's Office from prosecuting Linda Altamirano and Rhonda Lazore over the 1999 kidnapping of Carol Babjeck. Indictments followed a delayed grand jury process. Babjeck accuses political bias and ties between D A John Smith and the suspects.

Jay Gibson Ector County Linda Altamirano Rhonda Lazare Carol Babjeck Altamirano Lazore Babjeck Gibson Jason Leach Tom Hirsch John Smith Texas Jess Malone Smith Odessa American Linda Rhonda Odessa Images Les) King King

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Ector County Administration Eighth St Cal Thomas Busa Abby Deborah Swenchonis Gary G Swenchonis JR Catto Tseens and Tom Hirsch Altamirano’s
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