Odessa Man Held on Felony Charge After Tuesday Arrest
A 22-year-old Odessa man remained in Odessa City Jail on a $20 bond on a felony attempted murder charge after police arrested Bobby Hernandez Segura about 10:40 p.m. Tuesday at 31st Street and Eisenhower Road. Municipal Judge J.E. Weatherly set the bond. Nearby, a 30-year-old man was listed in critical condition at Medical Center Hospital after a Tuesday night stabbing. Police also reported a knuckle knife found near 31st Street and Eisenhower Road following a patrol. Further incidents included an aggravated assault investigation after a shooting on Roger Street and a sexual assault report in which a woman was treated at MCH. Also noted were multiple thefts, burglaries, and a large drug-distribution arrest at a residence on East 11th Street with $600 in heroin seized.
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Odessa
Odessa City
Bobby Hernandez Segura
San Jacinto St
31St Street
Eisenhower Road
J.E. Weatherly
Segura
Medical Center Hospital
Haund
James Kendall Clampit
Mch
North Dixie Boulevard
Roger Street
Dorothy Ann Tipton
Tipton
Ida Mae Barrera
11Th St
Mike Patton
Ector County District Attorney
Ector County Justice of the Peace
J.E. Pressly
Barrera
Patton
East 11Th Street
Gary Duesler
Ector County Sheriff's Department
Michael J. Long
North Grant Avenue
M. Tucker
Anada D. Venegas
East May Street
Lynn D. Dean
Whitaker Avenue
J. Foust
Velma L. Clark
Roger Avenue
Corrine Moore Harris
Penbrook Street
C. Tarbet
Jerrine K. Barney
East Ridge Road
Cpl. S. Hendrix
Allen Winkles
Kermit Highway
L. Hawley
Steve Hudson
Santa Rosa Avenue
V. Sikes
Eufemio Hernandez
Max L. Christenson
Congressman's plan to save AP by cutting lights and trips
Rep. Lamar Smith proposed saving 27 billion next year by turning off lights reducing trips and trimming phone calls. He asserts a 10 percent cut of a 270 billion overhead budget with no tax increases program cuts layoffs or pay reductions.
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Texas
Lamar Smith
San Antonio
Smith
Bush
Capitol Hill
U.S
Persian Gulf
Skelton denied bail on second attempt by Supreme Court
Odessan John Skelton, on death row for a 1982 bombing death, was denied bail by Associate Justices Marshall and White after Texas court ruling. His attorney said bail petitions followed Supreme Court procedures. Skelton had been convicted in 1983 of the death, but the appeals court found insufficient proof beyond a reasonable doubt. The case involves Ector County and the death of assistant district attorney Neal. Skelton remains on death row in Huntsville.
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U.S. Supreme Court
John Skelton
Ector County
Garrison
Marshall
Skelton
Bryan W. White
David Botsford
Austin
White
Mike Griffin
Supreme Court
Ane
Griffin
Botsford
Joe Lee
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Ion
Texas Court
Huntsville
Neal
Mayors Confront Border Issues at Closed El Paso Sessions
EL PASO AP Border city mayors meet to discuss environmental and public safety topics including auto theft accidents and border violence along with cultural and economic development. Sessions on the UT El Paso campus are closed to media with a news release and Friday news conference planned for updates.
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Texas-El Paso
Waco Woman and Schoolgirl Forge Unlikely Peace Corps Bond
Waco businesswoman Ann Newman and Polish high school student Kasia Jamroszczyk formed a cross cultural friendship after meetings arranged by Monsignor Mark Deering. Newman joined Peace Corps for a two year Poland assignment, while Kasia spent a summer in Waco. The pair showcase connections across age and distance amid reforms and bureaucratic hurdles.
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WACO
Rap
Ann Newman
Kasia Jamroszczyk
Newman
Jamroszczyk
Zielona Gora
Peace Corps
Poland
Mark Deering
St. Louis Catholic Church
Kasia
Peace See
America
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Midland Fire Marshal
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George Lopez
Quail Park
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West Second Street
W. Sikes
Billy G. Smith
R.C. Hughes
Yvonne
Craughan
West Third Street
T Ase
Nancy R. Sturges
West 31St Street
T. Redat
William H. King
East Eighth Street
Mark S. Corrales
Odessa High School
Dotsy Avenue
F. Vickery
Ector Sheriff
Danny J. Hanson
Ace Transportation Inc
B. Atkins
Wayne Anderson
Angus Road
Congressman
The
Associated Press
Ben
Steffine
Trent
Carlson, Cowart & Co
Texas Commerce Tower
N. Grant
Credit Services OF
West Texas
Arfeched
Btnk
Hoover
McMillan True Value
Home Center
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