Fraudulent use of driver license in check fraud case
An Odessa woman reported that someone used her Texas driver’s license to write several checks between 2 p.m. August 2 and 4 p.m. August 3. The incident was logged in the local blotter of reported injury accidents and felony crimes.
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Odessa
Texas
Reagan Elementary Named Among 15 High Performing Schools
Reagan Elementary, led by Principal Anita Absher, is cited by Just for Kids for top 15 status among Texas elementary schools based on three years of state assessments. The district released the honor noting Reagan’s 100 percent TAKS/TAKS-like pass rates in reading, writing, and math, aided by dedicated teachers and instructional continuity.
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Reagan
Anita Absher
Just For Kids
Ector County Independent School
National Center For Educational Accountability
University of Texas At Austin
The
Education Commission of the States
Absher
Just For
Texas
Just4kids.org
Marfa Lights Festival Schedule Highlights Weekend Events
Marfa hosts a two day lineup with the Marfa Lights kickoff on Friday evening and booths opening. Activities include a Texas Mountain Rally registration, a chat room with Edson Hendricks, a street dance, a light parade, 5K run, street parade, opening ceremony, a Joe King Carrasco set, bike show, mariachi acts, and a gun knife trade show at the AMVETS Building.
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Edson Hendrcks
Paisano Hotel
Jim Raby
The
Desert Stars
Courthouse
Joe “King
Carrasco
Juan Carlos Franco & Son
Lvencibles del Bravo
Destino Band
Amvets
Kinder Morgan buys Kaston Pipeline Co from Western affiliate
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners on Tuesday announced the $100 million cash purchase of Kaston Pipeline Co from an affiliate of Western Refining Co. The 450 mile system boosts the CO2 business with storage facilities and upgrades planned at about $11 million over five years. The line runs Texas main lines from Colorado City to Snyder, Snyder to Wink, McCamey to Wink, and Wink to El Paso.
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Kinder Morgan Energy
Kaston Pipeline Co
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners
Western Refining Co
Kinder Morgan
Western
Richard D. Kinder
CO G
West Texas
Sacroc
Yates
EMP
el Paso
Texas
Colorado City
Snyder
Wink
McCamey
Head Start grant boosts Permian Basin nonprofit
Greater Opportunities of Permian Basin Inc received a 1.38 million dollar grant from the U S Department of Health and Human Services to fund Head Start services. The funds cover living and quality of life costs to continue providing preschool child development and school readiness programs for families in need.
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Odessa
US Department of Health and Human Services
Greater Opportunities of
Permian Basin Inc
John Cornyn
First Aryan Circle member jailed in plea case
The first of 19 Aryan Circle members who pleaded guilty received a 57 month federal prison term. Jeffery Jordan nicknamed Pitbull was described as an enforcer by Odessa Sgt. Mike Tacker, who called the sentence fair and noted there is no early release or parole.
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Aryan Circle
Jeffery Austin
Pitbull
Jordan
Rob Juwell
Federal District
Odessa
Mike Tacker
Tacker
Gattis Donates to Odessa Police DFY IT Program
Mr Gattis Pizza will donate 500 dollars to the Odessa Police Department DFY IT program at 2 p m today. Gattis donated a portion of its proceeds from Drug Free efforts to support local law enforcement and community safety initiatives.
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Mr. Gatti’s Pizza
Odessa Police Department
Gatti’s
Restaurant Benefits United Way in Texas Day
Jumburrito will donate 2500 dollars to the United Way at 11 a.m. today at its west side restaurant 2411 N West County Road. Between July 6 and Aug 29 one dollar per burrito sold was donated. For information call 332-0941.
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Jumburrito
United Way
West Side
West County Road
HealthSouth Timely Donation to AHA Gala
HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospitals of Odessa and Midland will donate 2500 dollars to the American Heart Association today. The funds stem from HealthSouth's Annual Golf Tournament and serve as a donation and sponsorship for the 2004 Gala hosted by the American Hospital Association on May 21.
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HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospitals
Odessa and
Midland
American Heart Association
HealthSouth
American Hospital Association
Services set for three siblings killed in crash
Semniole AP reports funeral services planned for Thursday for siblings Rachel Lindsey ten Madelyn Lindsey six and Yates Lindsey one month who died in a weekend crash after their truck was struck by a driver who ran a stop sign. Their parents Dirk and Tara Lindsey were injured and remain in a Lubbock hospital alongside Eloisa Quintanilla the other driver. All were from Seminole. The funeral will be at the First United Methodist Church in Lubbock to allow the parents to attend.
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Seminole
Rachel Lindsey
Madelyn Lindsey
Yates Lindsey
Chad Hallum
Dirk
Tara Lindsey
Hallum
Eloisa Quintanilla
Lubbock
First United Methodist Church
City program rebuilds dilapidated homes for low income residents
The city remakes structurally unsound houses for eligible low income families under a 15 year lien plan with HUD income limits. Projects are completed in about 70 days after residents move out, then inspected and insured before handing over keys. Wright’s rebuilt home reflects a life changing outcome.
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Wright
17Th Street
Merita Sandoval
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sandoval
Republicans tap Trotter to run for judge's seat
The Ector County Republican Party selected Odessa attorney Stacy Trotter as candidate for the 244th District Judge seat after Gary Watkins death. Trotter faces Democrat Mike Holmes in November with a potential gubernatorial appointment possible before the election. He would resign from Shafer Davis Ashley O Leary Stoker if appointed.
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Trotter
Ector County
Republican Party
Odessa
Stacy Trotter
Gary Watkins
Gary Williams
Spencer Dobbs
Mark Owens
Jim Bobo
Mike Holmes
Democratic Executive Committee
Holmes
Watkins
Rick
Ibarra brothers plead out in Abilene bank robbery case
Irad Costilla Ibarra, 26, faces charges for providing false information to police and is indicted in Lubbock on felony offenses tied to bank robberies. Oscar Ibarra, whose sentencing is pending, admitted to further robberies after arrests in Abilene. Trial for Irad is set for Oct 4 at 9 a.m.
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Ibarra
Irad Costilla Ibarra
Lubbock
Oscar Ibarra
Abilene
Unsolved Jan. 22 Bank Robbery Under Investigation
Police seek a Hispanic man in his 40s described as 5 feet 3 inches tall about 160 pounds with dark skin black hair and a bushy moustache. He fled in a blue compact car after using a firearm at State National Bank 3809 East 42nd. Call 333-3641 with tips. Oscar Ibarra confessed to multiple Permian Basin bank robberies including Abilene and Western National Bank cases.
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State National Bank
N. Grandview
University
Grandview
West Side
Shepherd
Western National Bank
West County Road
Permian Basin
Odessa
Oscar Ibarra
42Nd Street
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