Neon tower work at Permian Palace theater
Jose Lujan of Midland, an employee of Southwest Sign Service of Odessa, installs neon tubing on the facade of the new Hollywood Theaters Permian Palace at Music City Mall. The 11 screen theater is tentatively set to open Nov. 13.
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Jose Lujan
Midland
Southwest Sign Service
Odessa
Hollywood
Permian Palace
Music City Mall
Richards content to stay on sideline in 1998 campaign
Former Texas Governor Ann Richards, 65, remains off the 1998 campaign field while earning $15,000 per speech as a lobbyist and lecturer. Her daughter Cecile notes she is freer than in office, traveling, teaching, and backing Democrats from the sidelines after a career from Travis County official to governor.
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Dallas
Ann
George W. Bush
Ann Richards
Cecile Richards
Richards
Dallas Morning News
San Antonio
Travis
Bush
Brandeis University
China
Texas
Travis County
Texans Split on Using Tax Money for Private Schools
The Odessa American reports a Scripps Howard Texas Poll showing 46 percent of Texans would support public school vouchers for private tuition, 43 percent oppose, and 11 percent undecided. Support has dropped since 1995, with 76th Legislature likely to debate vouchers amid education group concerns.
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Austin
Scripps Howard
Texas
Dallas
John O'Sullivan
Texas Federation of Teachers
Texas adult survey on school vouchers and teachers’ job ratings
A University of Texas at Austin survey of 1,009 Texas adults conducted Oct 5 18 finds 46 percent support a voucher proposal for private school tuition with tax dollars and 43 percent oppose. On teachers, 49 percent rate them improving, 28 percent say staying the same, 13 percent say getting worse. Margin of error is ±3 points.
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Texas
Office of Survey Research
University of Texas At Austin
Reeves Voters Weigh Economic Development Tax in Tuesday Election
Reeves County voters face two ballot questions one on a 4A economic development sales tax and another on keeping or repealing the county wide unit road system. The lone contested race is Precinct 2 county commissioner with Democrat David Castillo facing write-in Marlow Summitt as incumbent Dr W J Bang retires.
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Reeves County
Texas
Odessa
David Castillo
Marlow Summitt
W.J. Bang
Bang
Code Talkers Exhibit At CAF Honors Navajo Marines
The Confederate Air Force Museum will debut a Code Talkers exhibit on November 7 honoring Navajo Marines who developed a World War II radio and phone code. The unbreakable system relayed Japanese troop movements and vital information, shaping American airpower heritage.
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Confederate Air Force Museum
Tami O’bannion
American Airpower Heritage Museum
Rehab center offers hope and counseling for addicts in need
Joe, using a pseudonym, explains his long struggle with alcohol and drugs from adolescence through Navy life, worsening after. He cites a lengthy VA wait in Big Spring and turning to Odessa’s Permian Basin Regional Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse for timely help.
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Vella Connally
Permian Basin Regional Council On Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Southwestern Bell Service
United Way
Joe
Navy
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Permian Basin Regional Council On Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Odessa
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